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#10: Trine hires Marietta Men’s Basketball HC Jon VanderWal to lead the Thunder. (link) |
#9: Lancaster Bible names Dallas Baptist (DII) Assoc. AD for Operations Bryan Curtis as its new AD, starting May 27. President Tommy Kiedis: “His leadership will build on the strengths of our Athletic Department as we prepare students to flourish in college and life, inside and outside the classroom, from the conviction that Christ is real and the Bible is true.” (link)
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#8: Ithaca will conduct interviews with a dozen AD candidates over the next two days before bringing three finalists to campus May 12-14, according to The Ithacan’s David Schurter. The search committee consists of Men’s Basketball HC Waleed Farid, Women’s Soccer HC Melinda Quigg, Football student-athlete Josh Miles and Women’s Golf student-athlete Rheanna DeCrow. WittKieffer is assisting the Bombers with their AD search. (link)
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#7: Saint Elizabeth will move from the United East to the Atlantic East starting in 2025-26. SEU President Gary Crosby: “Joining the Atlantic East Conference marks an exciting new chapter for Saint Elizabeth University athletics. This strategic move positions our student-athletes for continued success on the field, in the classroom, and in life. It reflects our commitment to excellence, equity, and opportunity, and we are proud to align with a conference that shares our values and vision for the future.” (link)
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#6: Wisconsin-Stout AD Duey Naatz will retire after 15 years leading the Blue Devils, effective September 2. Chancellor Katherine Frank: “At each step of his career, Duey has had a meaningful impact on the Blue Devil athletics program and has supported the success of our student-athletes and the well-being of our entire campus community. We are extremely grateful for the work he has done to position our program for future success.” (link)
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#5: Alvernia names Gettysburg Baseball HC Cory Beddick as its next AD. President Glynis Fitzgerald: “Cory's proven leadership, forward-thinking vision, and passionate commitment to student success make him the ideal choice to advance Alvernia's Athletics and Recreation programs. His inclusive and developmental approach exemplifies the spirit of Alvernia—where compassionate leadership and academic distinction drive the holistic growth of every student.” (link)
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#4: Hamilton AD Jon Hind will retire after 18 years at the helm. Hind: “It has been an honor and a privilege to come up the Hill every day and enhance the experience of our student-athletes. I would like to thank past and current senior administrations and our coaching staff for all the confidence they have placed in me throughout the years.” Assoc. AD/SWA Deidre Pierson will serve as Interim AD. (link)
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#3: Pomona-Pitzer AD Miriam Merrill will depart after five years to return to Hamilton as Chief of Staff/Secretary to the Board of Trustees. Hamilton President Steven Tepper: “Miriam was chosen from an extremely strong and well-qualified pool of candidates. She impressed the search committee with her integrity, innovation, diverse experience in higher education, demonstrated ability to partner collaboratively with colleagues, and commitment to building productive relationships with a range of constituencies. Furthermore, having spent much of her career in athletic administration, she is familiar with building effective teams, working toward a common goal, accountability to others, and establishing high expectations — all skills that will serve her well in this new role.” (link)
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#2: Bates hires Princeton (DI) Senior Assoc. AD for External Relations Stacey Bunting as its next AD, starting July 1. President Garry Jenkins: “Stacey Bunting's student-centered approach and demonstrated commitment to creating an inclusive culture embody the values that define Bates. Her arrival marks an exciting new chapter for Bates — one that will raise our outstanding athletics program to new heights.” Parker Executive Search assisted with the process. (link)
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#1: Tufts AD John Morris will depart after a decade leading the Jumbos to become the first CEO of Collegiate Sports Connect. Tufts President Sunil Kumar: “For the past decade, Tufts’ student-athletes have reached new heights under John’s leadership. We are very grateful to John for the commitment to excellence that he has brought to the university, a commitment that has benefitted everyone in our community. By finding the appropriate successor, we hope to maintain and build on the remarkable record of accomplishments that John has achieved during his time leading our athletics program.” Deputy AD Alexis Mastronardi will serve as Interim AD. (link)
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