Onyx Spring-Summer 2018

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SMWC is adding club sports to its student life offerings, kicking it off with dance and cycling. An integral part of campus recreation, the club sports program will bridge the gap between intramural sports and intercollegiate athletics. The dance team is a high-energy co-ed team which will deliver plenty of entertainment and school spirit. Dancers will perform at all home basketball games and other special events. The cycling club will offer a variety of opportunities for cyclists with diverse skills and interests throughout the year. These include mountain biking, cyclocross and road biking. appearance including finishing as the National Champion Runner-Up. Within the United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA), five teams have qualified for the Division I USCAA National tournament under Bradley’s direction (2001-02, 2009-10, 2012-13, 2014-15, 2017-18). She has produced 35 USCAA All-Academic student-athletes, three USCAA All-American First Team members, five USCAA All-American Second Team members, four USCAA All-American Honorable Mention members and one GTE (General Telephone and Electronics Corporation) Academic All-American. She has also coached two players who were named to the USCAA All-Tournament team. Club Sports Added to Student Life Offerings Bradley, who established the SMWC women’s basketball program in 1994, the school’s first scholarship athletic program, decided that it was time to step down as head coach. She will remain at SMWC and continue her role as athletic director. In her tenure as the Pomeroys head coach, Bradley headed the program to a 1999-2000 National Small College Athletic Association (NSCAA) tournament After 24 Years, Bradley Steps Down as Head Basketball Coach

Head Coach Deanna Bradley gives direction to her 2017-2018 basketball team. We congratulate Bradley on her success as head basketball coach and thank her for her service to The Woods' basketball program.

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