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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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Esparza steps down as Head Coach of the OPSU Women’s Basketball Team

 Oklahoma Panhandle State University women’s basketball head coach Victor Esparza announced that he is stepping down after five years in the position. Esparza has been a part of the men’s and women’s basketball programs throughout his tenure here. “It’s been an honor to serve Panhandle State as its head women’s basketball coach over the past years,” Esparza stated.

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Beck elevated to Associate Head WBB Coach at Dakota Wesleyan

Dakota Wesleyan University Head Women’s Basketball Coach Jason Christensen, along with Athletic Director Jon Hart, today announced the appointment of Celeste Beck, the current assistant women’s basketball coach, to the position of Associate Head Coach. About Beck’s appointment, Hart stated, “This is such a well-deserved appointment for Coach Beck. I’m extremely happy for her; we’ve

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Graupe joins Rocky Mountain WBB staff

Rocky Mountain College women’s basketball coach Wes Keller announced Mark Graupe will begin his first season as assistant women’s basketball coach at Rocky Mountain College.  This is Graupe’s 33rd season of coaching basketball. Graupe was the head women’s basketball coach at Minot State University the past four years. In his first season, he led the

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William Woods U announces Nash as new Women’s Basketball Head Coach

Terry Nash is selected as the 12th William Woods University women’s basketball coach, announced Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Jason Vittone Wednesday. Nash replaces Denise Hannah who recently withdrew herself from the position. “Following our recent change, it was essential that we find a leader who was fully invested in our student-athletes, our department and our institution,” stated Vittone. “Terry was

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