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Gallo signs new 10-yr contract at Merrimack

Merrimack College Head Men’s Basketball Coach Joe Gallo has signed a new 10-year contract that will keep him with the team through the 2034-35 season, Fr. Bryan Kerns, O.S.A., Vice President and Chief of Staff to the President and Interim Vice President for Athletics, announced on Thursday. “Joe Gallo‘s impact at Merrimack College goes well beyond the basketball

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Krimmel retires at D1/D3 St. Francis; McConnell named Head Basketball Coach

After 29 years as a student-athlete, assistant coach, and men’s basketball head coach at Saint Francis University, Rob Krimmel plans to retire from coaching, Director of Athletics Jim Brazill announced.  Brazill has announced the elevation of Luke McConnell as the men’s basketball head coach. McConnell is coming off his first season as the associate head coach for the Red Flash. Krimmel

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NAIA NEWS: Korver steps down at Northwestern College; Kooima promoted to Head Basketball Coach

Northwestern College has announced that men’s basketball head coach Kris Korver ’92 will be passing leadership of the program to Colton Kooima ’18 and Ben Miller ’13. Kooima will serve as the school’s ninth head coach, while Miller will be elevated to associate head coach. “It is a tremendous honor to announce the transition of leadership within our historic

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Skinn extended through 2029-30 season at George Mason

George Mason University Assistant Vice President/Director of Athletics Marvin Lewis has announced a contract extension for men’s basketball head coach Tony Skinn (’06) through the 2029-30 season. The 2024-25 Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year, Skinn has quickly established himself as one of the top young head coaches in the nation. He is the fastest George Mason coach to

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D3 Bryn Athyn College Eliminates Athletics

I mentioned this one on social media yesterday – it’s now been made official… D3 Bryn Athyn College has released a letter from their President outlining the reasoning for dropping all of their varsity sports. Below is the section on the elimination of athletics. The entire three page letter can be found HERE. Student Life

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OFFICIAL: McCaffrey named Head Basketball Coach at Penn

The University of Pennsylvania’s T. Gibbs Kane, Jr. W’69 Director of Athletics and Recreation, Alanna Wren, has announced the hiring of Fran McCaffery W’82 as the new John R. Rockwell Head Coach of Men’s Basketball. McCaffery will be introduced to the community on Monday, April 7 during a press conference at 10 AM at The Palestra. The announcement

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Siddle, UNCW Agree to Extension

UNCW Director of Athletics Michael Oblinger has announced a contract extension for Head Men’s Basketball Coach Takayo Siddle, tying the head coach of the 2025 Coastal Athletic Association Champions to the Seahawk program through 2030. Siddle’s extension was approved by UNCW’s Board of Trustees during a session on Wednesday, March 26, 2025. “Coach Siddle and his staff have been

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Unlocking Leadership Opportunities in Youth Sports: Become a Pro Skills Basketball City Director

n the ever-evolving landscape of youth sports, the ability to positively influence young athletes’ development extends far beyond coaching skills and game strategies. At Pro Skills Basketball (PSB), we’re pioneering a transformative approach to youth basketball, and we’re seeking passionate professionals ready to lead as City Directors. The Changing Face of Youth Sports Leadership Today’s

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Farokhmanesh promoted to Head Basketball Coach at Colorado State

Known for taking big shots, he will now call them. Ali Farokhmanesh will become the 21st head coach in Colorado State men’s basketball history. “I am thrilled that Ali will continue leading our men’s basketball program, now as head coach,” Director of Athletics John Weber said. “Ali has a relentless attitude that he attacks each day with, which was important

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Networking for Coaches: Making Meaningful Connections in a Digital World

IntroductionNetworking is a crucial part of career development for coaches. In today’s digital world, building meaningful connections has expanded beyond in-person interactions, making online networking just as important. Whether you’re looking for new job opportunities, seeking advice, or simply expanding your professional circle, the right networking strategies can make a significant difference. This article will

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