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Austin resigns as WBB Head Coach at LSUA

LSUA’s Bob Austin has resigned from his position as Head Women’s Basketball coach, LSUA Athletics Director Tyler Unsicker announced Friday. The announcement comes following a season in which the Generals went 7-18 and earned a trip to the Red River Athletic Conference Tournament Austin, the only women’s basketball coach the program has ever known, compiled a 99-91

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Bertram named Head WBB Coach at Mount Marty U

Allan Bertram, longtime South Dakota high school basketball coach and founder of Sacred Hoops Basketball Academy, has been named Mount Marty University’s new head women’s basketball coach.  After 19 years coaching boy’s and girl’s high school basketball, Bertram says he’s most excited to “help mold and build these young women into not only better basketball

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Scarborough named WBB Head Coach at Point Park

Point Park University Director of Athletics John Ashaolu is pleased to announce the hiring of Dave Scarborough as the next women’s basketball head coach for the Pioneers. Scarborough, a Pittsburgh native, has spent the last nine years as an assistant women’s basketball coach at the NCAA Division I level. His career in college basketball has

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Bethel selects Polsgrove as new Women’s Basketball Head Coach

Bethel Athletic Director Tony Natali is pleased to announce that Scott Polsgrove has been named as the 13th head coach in women’s basketball program history. “I’m very excited to have Scott Polsgrove leading our women’s basketball program moving forward,” stated Natali. “Scott fits in perfectly with the Bethel University Athletic Department’s philosophy of being Christ-centered

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Huntington names Maggard as new WBB head coach

Huntington University athletic director Lori Culler has announced the hiring of Darby Maggard as the new head coach of the Forester women’s basketball program. “I am incredibly excited to be the next head coach at Huntington University,” said Maggard. “Huntington lines up with everything I believe in and have a deep passion for. I’d like to thank

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NAIA DIRT: Benedictine U Mesa opens

I can confirm that Brian Hutchins is no longer the women’s basketball head coach NAIA Benedictine University Mesa. Hutchins was hired as the first-ever women’s basketball head coach at Ben U Mesa back in 2016. He has been the head coach at Campo Verde High School in Gilbert, Ariz. for seven seasons before taking the

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