#10: Rhodes will name its indoor golf facility after retiring WGOLF HC Clary, who previously served stints as AD, as well as HC of FB, Men’s T&F and S&D. (link) |
#9: Rosemont has named RJC Consulting Founder/former Valley Forge (NJCAA) AD Casey as its next AD. RC President Cawley: "We had several top candidates for this key role, and what stood out to me most was Rich’s 30 years of diversified leadership experience in athletic operations, coaching, and business operations throughout the Philadelphia area. [...] Throughout Rich’s accomplished career, he has been known for his dedication to students' wellbeing. He is excited to hit the ground running, and I look forward to his contributions to our campus community." (link)
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#8: Lebanon Valley AD Beard will transition to a new role as Senior Major Gifts Officer, starting July 1. Beard has led the department since 2007 and will be integral in the LVC's upcoming fundraising campaign. (link) |
#7: Teamworks has acquired ARMS Software. This acquisition is fueled by a Series E $65 million fundraise bringing together two high-profile tech brands with the intent of delivering a comprehensive recruiting and compliance solution. The union comes only months after Teamworks acquired four companies into its Operating System for Sports™ - Smartabase, Retain, NextPlay, and Grafted - and committed to delivering a complete compliance platform. Teamworks Founder/CEO Maurides: “It's a game-changer for those working to transform their operations and deliver an exceptional athlete experience. ARMS' powerful workflow engine will have an impact beyond collegiate, with clear value for professional and military customers.” (link)
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#6: The CCS has selected Belhaven Assoc. AD for Compliance and Administration/SWA Vansant as its first commissioner. Maryville President/CCS Presidents' Council Chair Coker: “Beth Vansant is the ideal person to lead the Collegiate Conference of the South – she brings a strong knowledge of the region, combined with direct experience at two of our member institutions. ... Beth is deeply respected by presidents and colleagues across the conference, and we look forward to her leadership, as the CCS becomes one of the premier athletic conferences in NCAA Division III.” (link)
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#5: Williams receives an anonymous $1M gift to support expenses incurred stemming from the indefinite closure of Towne Field House. (link) |
#4: Washington & Jefferson cancels the remainder of its MLAX season. AD McGuinness: “We have made this difficult decision based upon the advice of our medical personnel and the safety of the student-athletes on our roster. Over half of our 2023 roster is sidelined for a minimum of three weeks. Our priority is to provide safe, competitive opportunities for our student-athletes and our coaching staff is determined to continue to build roster growth for future seasons. This is not a decision we have taken lightly, but due to the physical nature of a sport like men's lacrosse, it is a necessary decision.” (link)
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#3: The DIII Membership Committee reaffirmed the current sport sponsorship enrollment threshold calculation. (link) |
#2: Cazenovia’s 27-acre campus is up for sale as the school nears its closure. (link) |
#1: Catholic names Mount St. Mary's (DI) Assoc. AD for Advancement Robinson Jr. as its next AD, starting June 1. Robinson: "I look forward to advancing Catholic University's athletics program by working with the coaches, staff, and others in continuing to build a winning culture, increase financial support for all of its sports, and ensure that our student-athletes are committed to excellence in the classroom. The University has great potential for raising the bar of Division III college athletics - and I am proud to help set the standard as its newest Cardinal." Parker Executive Search assisted with the process. (link)
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