WEDNESDAY, JULY 30
The Record
Conferences
– Presidents’ Athletic Conference hired Jennifer Dubow
as associate director, effective August 1, to replace Jeff
DeBaldo, who became assistant commissioner for
communications at the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference. Dubow
is a 2008 graduate of the Duquesne School of Law and worked as an
assistant in the athletics compliance office.
The NCAA
News
TUESDAY, JULY 29
Quick Hits
Bethany (W.Va.) president
Scott D. Miller said construction is expected to be completed next
week on the renovation and expansion of Bison Stadium.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
SUNDAY, JULY 27
Locals Have Opportunity To
Suit Up One More Time in Tonight’s OVAC All-Star Classic
The upcoming 63rd annual Rudy Mumley OVAC All-Star Football
Charity Classic will have a lot of hype to live up to.
The (East Liverpool) Review
Area College Teams Get Lofty Football
Preseason Rankings
... The Presidents, under the
guidance of sixth-year head coach Mike Sirianni (50-8), have been
ranked second in NCAA Division III. Washington & Jefferson compiled
a 10-1 final overall record in 2007. The Presidents followed an
undefeated regular season with a wild 35-34 home overtime loss to
North Carolina-Central in the opening round of the NCAA Division III
playoffs.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Titans Recognized
NEW WILMINGTON — The Westminster
College men’s and women’s track and field teams were honored with
Division III All-Academic status for 2007-08 by the U.S. Track and
Field and Cross Country Coaches Association.
The
(Youngstown) Vindicator
SATURDAY, JULY 26
The Record
The Southern
Collegiate Athletic Conference hired Jeff DeBaldo
as the assistant commissioner for communications. DeBaldo was most
recently the assistant director of the Presidents’ Athletic
Conference.
The NCAA News
Rod Rutherford Hired As St. Vincent
Assistant Coach
Rod Rutherford, a former star
quarterback at Pitt, has been hired as the defensive backs coach at
St. Vincent College.
The Pittsburgh Channel.com
Hickory's Armstrong
Heads for Thiel
HICKORY HIGH standout Tyler Armstrong
will continue his education and baseball careers at Thiel College.
The (Sharon) Herald
THURSDAY, JULY 24
Rutherford to St. Vincent
Former Pitt football
quarterback Rod Rutherford has joined the St. Vincent coaching staff
as a defensive backs coach.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Fox Hired at Waynesburg
Herald-Standard and Greene County Messenger sports writer Bobby
Fox has been hired by Waynesburg University as its Sports
Information Director.
The (Uniontown) Herald-Standard
WEDNESDAY, JULY 23
Paving the Way
Upon taking office as the new
President of Bethany College, Dr. Scott Miller made it a priority to
improve the college's athletics facilities during his tenure. Less
than eight months later, Bison Stadium and the surrounding area has
been completely renovated, giving the beautiful campus a new bright
spot.
The Intelligencer/Wheeling News-Register
Bramhall Named Thomas More Softball
Coach
Lindsey Bramhall will be the
new softball coach at Thomas More College, athletic director Terry
Connor announced.
KYPost.com
TUESDAY, JULY 22
W&J Coach Recalls 1993 Season
On a team full of stars, Mike
Sirianni blended in. The Washington & Jefferson football coach was
part of Mt. Union's first of eight NCAA Division III championship
teams in 1993, playing wide receiver and catching passes from
All-American quarterback Jim Ballard, one of 20 new College Football
Hall of Fame inductees.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
FRIDAY, JULY 18
Lehberger to Westminster
Wilmington High star swimmer
Caitlin Lehberger is following in her brother’s footsteps. Lehberger,
the District 10 swimmer of the year and an All-Amercan in the
100-yard breaststroke, will continue her education and swimming
career at Westminster College.
The (Sharon) Herald
THURSDAY, JULY 17
Modern Pentathlon
CAIRO, Egypt – Bethany
College sophomore Suzanne Stettinius placed 33rd out of 60
competitors at the Modern Pentathlon Junior World Championships held
in Cairo, Egypt.
The
(Youngstown) Vindicator
Northgate, Geneva graduate a big hit at linebacker with semipro
Pittsburgh Colts
It was the first practice of the season for the Pittsburgh
Colts, when a fullback and several offensive linemen approached head
coach Ed Brosky with puzzled looks. The group had just seen a
stocky, muscular linebacker blow through their blocking scheme with
ease to make a tackle, and they eagerly wanted to know who the
unfamiliar face was.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Winning Continues for Burke,
Palone
...Ron Headlee continues his impressive start as the new head
wrestling coach at Waynesburg University. The former
Jefferson-Morgan High School head coach, who guided Cary Kolat to
four straight PIAA gold medals and an unbeaten record, has landed
some familiar names in his first recruiting class.
(Washington) Observer-Reporter
TUESDAY, JULY 15
Lipps to Continue Gridiron Career at Bethany College
NEW MANCHESTER - Oak Glen's
Justin Lipps is glad he doesn't yet have to say goodbye to football.
The 5-foot-11, 195-pound fullback/linebacker recently announced that
he will be continuing his gridiron career at Bethany College.
The (East Liverpool) Review
MONDAY, JULY 14
Norris to Play For Titans
ANOTHER AREA student-athlete
will continue her education at Westminster College, as recent Sharon
High graduate Julie Norris will matriculate at the New Wilmington
campus where she also will play softball for the Titans.
The (Sharon) Herald
SATURDAY, JULY 12
Natural Hat Trick
...
Ebersole will pack up her
legendary offensive skill set and head west in the fall, making
tracks for Waynesburg University. She hopes to sting more than a few
Presidents’ Athletic Conference foes for the Yellow Jackets in
Division III play and plans to study exercise science.
The Gettysburg Times
Hoffman Sisters Will Continue Volleyball Careers at Bethany
NEW CONCORD - Twin sisters, Tiffany and Megan Hoffman, have
shared the volleyball court since seventh grade. Now, the John Glenn
graduates will team up again in the college ranks at Division III
Bethany College in West Virginia.
Zanesville Times-Recorder
FRIDAY, JULY 11
Spinney's Back at TMC
John Spinney returned to
Thomas More College as the women's volleyball coach last month to a
much different situation than when he left after the 2004 season.
The Cincinnati Enquirer
TUESDAY, JULY 8
Musings
Washington & Jefferson senior
left-handed pitcher Ian Poole hadn't allowed an earned run in his
first 10 innings for the Outer Banks (N.C.) Daredevils of the
Coastal Plain Summer League for college baseball players. Opponents
were batting .094 against Poole during the span.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
SATURDAY, JULY 5
Geneva Pitcher Heads North for Summer Baseball
The clock read just about
midnight when Derek Sumner and the rest of the Athletes in Action
Fire baseball team stepped off the airplane. The sky, however, gave
the indication of late afternoon. Snowcapped mountains formed the
horizon all around. Moose roamed the landscape in the distance.
Welcome to Alaska. Welcome to summer baseball.
Beaver County Times
FRIDAY, JULY 4
Presidential Notes: Conferences Name Leaders
Presidents’
Athletic Conference: Scott
Miller, who currently is active in NCAA governance as a
member of the Division III Membership Committee, is the new chair of
the conference’s Presidents’ Council, as Bethany (West Virginia)
takes a turn providing leaders during the coming year for the
league’s various governance groups.
The NCAA
News
Sharpsville's Montone to Sharpsville
One of Sharpsville
High’s most versatile athletes will continue her education and cage
career at Westminster College.
The (Sharon) Herald
THURSDAY, JULY 3
The Sports Blog
Shippensburg High School
product Caleb Courage was 107th in the 100-meter freestyle
preliminaries, covering the distance in 51.80 seconds. Leading the
qualifying performances was Garrett Weber-Gale, who set an American
record of 47.78.
The (Harrisburg) Patriot-News
WEDNESDAY, JULY 2
Notebook
...
The magazine has Washington &
Jefferson College No. 2 in Division III behind Mount Union, which
has won eight titles and finished second twice in the last 12 years.
Waynesburg University running back Robert Heller, a Ringgold
graduate, is considered a first team All-American.
The (Monessen, Pa.) Valley Independent
TUESDAY, JULY 1
Musings
The Sporting News College
Football magazine ranks Washington & Jefferson No. 2 in its NCAA
Division III preseason poll. Lindy's College Football Preview has
the Presidents ranked fifth, and USA Today Sports Weekly lists them
20th. Washington & Jefferson has qualified for the Division III
playoffs in 19 of the past 23 seasons.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
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