Who has the Northampton Community College named as the new mens basketball coach?”
Northampton Community College has named Kevin Foley as the new head coach of its men’s basketball team, a news release from the school says. Foley, after leading the Lehigh-Carbon Community College program for four years, replaces Tyrone Wright, who became coach in May 2006. Wright announced his resignation June 9. He led “a resurgence of Northampton basketball, compiling a 71-19 record during his three years at the helm, advancing to three consecutive Eastern Pennsylvania Collegiate Conference (EPCC) final fours,” a news release says. Wright continues to serve as a student success counselor at NCC. Foley’s record at LCCC was 70-45, and the school won its first Eastern Pennsylvania Collegiate Conference championship last season, the news release says.
Northampton Community College has named Kevin Foley as the new head coach of its men’s basketball team, a news release from the school says. Foley, after leading the Lehigh-Carbon Community College program for four years, replaces Tyrone Wright, who became coach in May 2006. Wright announced his resignation June 9. He led “a resurgence of Northampton basketball, compiling a 71-19 record during his three years at the helm, advancing to three consecutive Eastern Pennsylvania Collegiate Conference (EPCC) final fours,” a news release says. Wright continues to serve as a student success counselor at NCC.
Northampton Community College names Kevin Foley as new men’s basketball coach: Northampton Community College has named Kevin Foley as the new head coach of its men’s basketball team, a news release from the school says. Foley, after leading the Lehigh-Carbon Community College program for four years, replaces Tyrone Wright, who became coach in May 2006. Wright announced his resignation June 9. He led “a resurgence of Northampton basketball, compiling a 71-19 record during his three years at the helm, advancing to three consecutive Eastern Pennsylvania Collegiate Conference (EPCC) final fours,” a news release says. Wright continues to serve as a student success counselor at NCC.
