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Harris
joins women’s golf team as an assistant coach
The TCU women’s golf team hired its second-ever assistant coach.
Nicole Harris comes to TCU after working two years for the American
Junior Golf Association in Braselton, Ga.
“I am very fortunate to hire such a talented assistant coach
for our program,” head women’s golf coach Angie Ravaioli-Larkin
said. “Nicole adds a whole new dimension to our recruiting,
which will prove to be a huge benefit for the future of our program.
She has already proven to be an extremely hard worker and is dedicated
to helping our team reach all of its goals.”
Harris attended Western New Mexico University from 1996-1998 and
Centenary College from 1998-2000. She graduated from Centenary in
2000 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications and Professional
Writing. Harris played golf all four years in college.
“I was able to work with the top junior golfers in the world
at the AJGA and I am very excited to begin recruiting those players
for TCU,” Harris said. “I am extremely eager to get started
and be a part of the great golfing tradition here at TCU.”
—courtesy of (www.gofrogs.com)
Stars call up minor league goaltender to replace
Turco
IRVING (AP) — The Dallas Stars recalled goaltender Corey Hirsch
from their minor league affiliate Tuesday to replace suspended goaltender
Marty Turco.
Turco faces a one-game suspension after a high sticking incident
that occurred Monday against Colorado, the National Hockey League
said.
Hirsch, 30, has appeared in 22 games with the Utah Grizzlies this
season and has a 9-9-2 record, a 2.86 goals-against-average and
a .921 save percentage.
The Stars (26-10-11-1) host the Columbus Blue Jackets on Wednesday.
New Jaguars coach Del Rio gathers core staff
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Jacksonville Jaguars coach Jack Del
Rio has his top three assistants in place.
Del Rio hired former Dallas Cowboys player Bill Bates as special
teams coach Tuesday, joining Mike Smith as defensive coordinator
and Bill Musgrave as offensive coordinator.
Del Rio hired the two coordinators Monday and said he wants to have
his entire staff in place before the Super Bowl.
Bates served as the assistant special teams and defensive nickel
package coach for the Dallas Cowboys for the past two seasons. The
43-year-old Bates was one of the most popular and productive players
in the history of the Cowboys after playing and coaching in Dallas
for 20 years.
Smith joined the Ravens in 1999 after 12 seasons at Tennessee Tech.
He was on the Baltimore staff with Del Rio in 2000 when the Ravens
won the Super Bowl.
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