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#10: Claremont-Mudd-Scripps has paused its Men’s Swimming & Diving program. In a statement to SwimSwam: “CMS Athletics became aware of concerning behaviors within the Stags Swim & Dive program and, as a result, paused athletically-related activities to conduct a thorough review to ensure alignment with our community values and expectations. Before returning to the pool, we are currently allowing time for guided, intentional reflection on the responsibility, both individually and collectively, to meet those expectations and to maintain a positive team culture. The CMS Men’s Swim & Dive season has not been cancelled.” (link)
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#9: Rutgers-Camden hires Raritan Valley (NJCAA) AD Joe Pavlow as Assoc. AD. (link) |
#8: Former RIT Track & Field student-athlete Sadie Schreiner has filed a lawsuit against RPI, claiming the institute did not let her compete as an unattached athlete during a meet in March. Schreiner alleges RPI’s general counsel expressed concern about action from the Department of Education and potential actions from not enforcing the administration’s executive order. Schreiner is also suing SUNY Geneseo and the NCAA over similar claims. (link)
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#7: Sewanee dismisses Football HC Andy McCollum after three seasons. (link) |
#6: Fall Championships…
➤ The Field Hockey bracket is here with Christopher Newport, Johns Hopkins, Babson and Bates as the top four seeds. Williams, Bowdoin, WPI and Amherst were the last four at-large teams in the field. (link - bracket, link - NPI)
➤ Tufts, Augsburg, St. Olaf and Lynchburg are the top four teams in the Men’s Soccer tournament. Denison was the last at-large team in the tourney, edging out Virginia Wesleyan by 0.05 in NPI. (link - bracket, link - NPI)
➤ The Women’s Soccer field is led by WashU, Emory, Tufts, Chicago, Case Western Reserve, Washington & Lee, Williams and Messiah as the top eight teams. The difference in NPI between Rhodes, the last team in, and St. Olaf was 0.018. (link - bracket, link - NPI)
➤ Here are the latest NPI rankings for Football (link) and Women’s Volleyball (link). |
#5: La Verne hires United East Asst. Commissioner for Championships and Governance Jake Ayers as Deputy AD. (link) |
#4: Ripon Assoc. AD for Compliance Steve Wammer is no longer with the Red Hawks. (link) |
#3: With an active lawsuit against the college and a number of key athletics staff from a former student-athlete, Swarthmore is requiring all student-athletes to sign a Transgender Policy Acknowledgement Form to comply with the NCAA’s transgender participation policy. (link)
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#2: Rutgers-Newark AD Mark Griffin is no longer listed on the Scarlet Raiders’ staff directory. Griffin has served as the AD since 2004. Assoc. AD/SWA Mary Stadelmann will serve as Interim AD. (link)
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#1: Simpson AD Marty Bell will retire at the end of the calendar year. Interim President Sue Stuebner: “Marty elevated Storm athletics and the overall experience for our student-athletes. Thanks to his vast expertise and his vision, Marty made meaningful improvements to the athletics department that will have a lasting impact. Marty's leadership, tireless pursuit of excellence, and his ability to build meaningful relationships have resulted in a strong foundation and great momentum for the future of Simpson athletics.” (link)
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