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4.12.10 | Women's Tennis, Men's Tennis

Dunford to take reins of Thiel tennis program

Tim Dunford has been appointed to lead the Thiel College men's and women's tennis teams, Director of Athletics Jack Leipheimer announced on Monday afternoon. Thiel will field an NCAA Division III tennis program beginning with the 2010-11 season for the first time since 2006.

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4.12.10 | Women's Tennis, Men's Tennis

Gannon resigns as Thiel tennis coach

Thiel College Director of Athletics Jack Leipheimer announced the resignation of men's and women's tennis coach Andrew Gannon due to health issues on Monday afternoon.

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2.24.10 | General

Thiel College, Career Athletes Connect Athletes with Mentors and Training

The Thiel College Department of Athletics and Career Athletes have recently agreed to a partnership that will provide Thiel student-athletes a truly unique resource for career development.

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2.17.10 | Women's Tennis, Men's Tennis

Gannon to lead Thiel College tennis program

Andrew Gannon has been tabbed to revive the Thiel College men’s and women’s tennis programs, Director of Athletics Jack Leipheimer announced Wednesday morning.

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2.4.10 | General

Thiel to induct four into Athletic Hall of Fame

Thiel College will welcome four outstanding former student-athletes into its Athletic Hall of Fame, Director of Athletics Jack Leipheimer announced on Thursday. The Hall’s 30th induction class will include Bob Dean ’59, Tom Guskey ’72, Marian Mosser ’74 and Shawn Harding ’99.

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12.18.09 | General

Thiel to add four new athletics programs for 2010-11 season

Thiel College will add four new athletics programs to its offerings for the 2010-11 school term. Thiel’s new sports will include men’s and women’s tennis and men’s and women’s lacrosse. All four programs will compete at the NCAA Division III level and bring the Tomcats’ total number of athletic teams to 24.

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