Not much out there to discuss but I will be at the SCVA Girls Regional Bid Event in Orange County on Saturday. The tournament is spread out and I’m going to see my niece play (U14). If any coach needs a lefty oppo in a few years, just let me know. Sounds like they have…… Continue reading Wednesday Musings
Month: April 2022
HPU Coach Westfall Stepping Down (Update)
Just when I think it’s safe to believe the coaching carousel has stopped, we have news out of Howard Payne where Head Volleyball Coach Colleen Westfall is stepping down. The article says she will be moving over to BSN Sports. Coach Westfall has been at HPU for 8 years at has a record of 42-163.…… Continue reading HPU Coach Westfall Stepping Down (Update)
ASC Statistics Loss & the Slugs
Sorry C2C, I’m not doing the entire conference, just UC Santa Cruz. Sorry. Heck, the NCAA tells me that UC Santa Cruz isn’t even in the West Region so be happy I’ve lumped them in here. Anyway, this article covers the ASC and UCSC and completes our tour around Region X. My spreadsheet that I…… Continue reading ASC Statistics Loss & the Slugs
RIP Jan Gentry
It has been reported that Jan Gentry was killed in an auto accident this morning in Iowa. Gentry was the NCAA Associate Directory of Championships and Alliances and retired last year. I have been vocal in the past of my dislike for her and I wanted to include that link simply because I don’t feel…… Continue reading RIP Jan Gentry
NWC Statistics Loss
Looks like the NWC is going to be fun this season. Not to spoil anything below but three of the top 4 teams in statistics loss (worded as a good thing but it’s a bad thing) finished in the top 3 last season. That means the door is open to the entire conference in 2022.…… Continue reading NWC Statistics Loss
SCIAC Statistics Loss
Articles have been a little slower to come out this year and I’ll explain this to you as I do to my wife when she wants me to clean the cat’s litter box, “I have cancer.” Yeah, that has nothing to do with anything but it’s such a wonderful built-in excuse. Six months in remission…… Continue reading SCIAC Statistics Loss