List of College Policy Debate Programs (NDT-CEDA)

Our program has a solid budget and a great coaching staff. We also have unparalleled support within the department as 4 other members of the faculty (including the Dean of the college) were all debate coaches. We currently compete in policy debate and organize, produce and participate in civic activities including public forums and issue debates.

Are scholarships available at the school?

There are lots of scholarships available from the University. In addition to these, there is also some money through the debate team.

This information was last confirmed on 9/5/2009

Cornell University

Type of School: 4 year Univ

Contact Info

Coach: Sam Nelson

Email: samnelson4@aol.com

Additional Coaches:

Web Page

http://www.forensics.cornell.edu/

Region where this school is located

NY-MA-NH-VT-NJ-CT

Team Information

The Cornell Forensics Society is a student organization offering intercollegiate speech and debate competition. For individual speech events, we participate in the AFA, NFA, and DSR-TKA sanctioned tournaments. The two-person policy debate squad travels to CEDA, NDT, and ADA sanctioned tournaments. Cornell's policy debate program is one of the largest and most diverse programs in the U.S., with dozens of participants equally divided over all three levels of competition: novice, junior varsity, and varsity. Last year the team ranked 13th in the country in CEDA points, and this year it is aiming for the top ten. Understanding that Cornell is an academically rigorous Ivy League school, tournaments are always optional and we always stress school first. One of the benefits of debating in our region is that tournaments take place on Saturday and Sunday, so participants can go to tournaments and not miss any classes. All levels of experience are welcome, and we have a coaching staff that strongly encourages people who have never debated before as well as coaches who prepare students for national competitions. In addition to policy debate, the Cornell Forensics Society also competes in parliamentary debate, with students traveling annually to Slovenia to participate in an international debate academy. Finally, the Cornell Forensic Society offers speech and individual events competition. There are three categories of individual events: Platform speeches, Limited Preparation, and Dramatic Interpretation, and different events within those categories. The Cornell Forensics Society encourages students to try out any of the events we offer and find the one they really enjoy.

Are scholarships available at the school?

As a co-curricular activity, Forensics participation can be rewarded with course credit.

This information was last confirmed Prior to 12/14/2008

Dartmouth College

Type of School: 4 year Univ

Contact Info

Coach: Ken Strange

Email: Ken.Strange@Dartmouth.edu

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Web Page

http://debate.dartmouth.edu

Region where this school is located

NY-MA-NH-VT-NJ-CT

Team Information

Dartmouth College offers a special combination of excellence in both academics and debate. The school is always ranked among the best colleges in the nation. It also has a long history of success in policy debate, including 6 NDT champions. At least one of Dartmouth's teams (and usually the maximum of two) have received a first round at-large invitation to the NDT in every year since 1978. The program is open to anyone with any experience in high school policy debate. Debaters entering the program vary widely in the extent of their high school experience, but the differences quickly diminish as the less experienced debaters gain from their participation in our program. Dartmouth has one of the larger college policy debate programs with usually 10 - 12 teams competing each year. The College is very supportive of debate and provides maximum opportunity for all of the teams, including a number of full-time coaches and a large travel budget. All teams, including first-years, travel a tournament schedule that will challenge them. Tournaments are selected so that teams will have to debate their best to clear to elims; for most Dartmouth teams (again, including first-years) that means traveling the national circuit. The programs covers all expenses involved in debating: airfare, vans, hotels, entry fees, meals, supplies, printing, photocopying, etc. The debate offices are conveniently located, large, and fully equipped for the debaters to work in. Despite the academic demands of an Ivy League institution, with good time management debaters can do very well in both their classes and debate, and still have time for other things. Classes always come first, before research assignments and tournament travel. Our debaters regularly do exceptionally well in classes and go on to attend the nation's top law and graduate programs. The Dartmouth squad tends to be social, friendly, and supportive of all its members. In the Debaters Choice Awards, when college debaters across the nation are asked what squad, other than their own, they would most want to be part of, Dartmouth's is usually at the top.

Are scholarships available at the school?

Like all the Ivy League schools, Dartmouth does not offer any merit-based scholarships -- no athletic, academic, debate or other assistance not based on need. The College does, however, tend to be very generous in its need-based assistance. Admission to Dartmouth is need-blind, and the College is committed to making it financially possible for all who are admitted to be able to attend. Most financial aid packages include work on campus. We hire all eligible debaters to do debate work, photocopying evidence, etc. While this does not provide additional money, it is more convenient that working in the library, food service, etc. Most debaters do work in our summer high school programs, one for 3 weeks and another for 4. The pay and the hours are far better than most of the summer jobs college students are able to find.

This information was last confirmed Prior to 12/14/2008

Emory University

Type of School: 4 year Univ

Contact Info

Coach: Melissa Wade (Executive Director)

Email: mwade@emory.edu

Additional Coaches:

Ed Lee (Director of Debate) edlee3@gmail.com

David Heidt (Associate Director of Debate) dheidt@emory.edu

Web Page

http://www.emory.edu/BF/

Region where this school is located

TN-GA-FL-AL-KY-LA

Team Information

The Barkley Forum is among the most successful intercollegiate debate teams in the nation. By any measure, participation rates, competitive success, community service, and academic achievement, the members of the Barkley Forum help to make Emory debate an overwhelming success story. At any one time, between forty and sixty Emory University students participate in Forum activities either as competitive debaters, public debaters, interns and judges, or assisting with major Forum sponsored events. Over forty students will represent Emory University at various intercollegiate debate tournaments throughout the academic year.

Are scholarships available at the school?

The Barkley Forum, in conjunction with the Emory Admissions Office, awards a merit scholarship to an incoming first year student every year. Applicants must demonstrate academic achievement and debate excellence to be eligible for consideration. Applicants must submit their application directly to the Barkley Forum for review by the Director of the Barkley Forum and the Director of Admissions at Emory University. The form includes current cumulative G.P.A., test scores, and a record of debate accomplishments.

This information was last confirmed on 9/5/2009

Georgia State University

Type of School: 4 year Univ

Contact Info

Coach: Joe Bellon

Email: joe.bellon@gmail.com

Additional Coaches:

David Cheshier dcheshier@gsu.edu

Web Page

http://www.gsudebate.org/

Region where this school is located

TN-GA-FL-AL-KY-LA

Team Information

The modern debate team at GSU competes in a variety of tournaments, both regional and national. We participate in NDT, CEDA, and ADA-sponsored events. Students are paired into two-person teams through a combination of their own input and guidance from the coaching staff. How often (and to which tournaments) a student travels will be determined by a combination of factors including experience, academic status, and the student’s own interest in competing. We are committed not only to supporting, but to celebrating all kinds of diversity on our team. The goal of the coaching staff is to provide an environment where everyone feels comfortable and enthusiastic. The debaters themselves have developed most of the practices we follow. Those who are interested in higher level competition usually choose to take on a greater research load, but everything produced by anyone on the team is shared by all debaters. We do not have “card quotas,” but we do expect those who volunteer for assignments to live up to their responsibilities. Coaches frequently help debaters with arguments, but debaters almost always make their own decisions about what to research and which arguments to run. We support traditional policy argumentation as well as critiques and even more radical attempts to change the basic framework of debate. GSU hosts two nationally prominent college tournaments every year. In September, we host the GSU National College Debate Tournament, which has become one of the four most significant regular season competitions in college debate. In February, we host the Southeast and Southeast Central CEDA Regional Championship, which also serves as a qualifier for the National Debate Tournament.How Competition Works Our goal is to maximize the number of quality competitive experiences for every student on the team, and to make sure that students travel to the kinds of tournaments that are appropriate for them. Georgia State pays for most aspects of a debater’s travel, including: transportation, lodging, meal money, and supplies. The coaching staff serves as a liaison between students and faculty, but students are expected to be proactive in their academic lives. OUR GUIDING PRINCIPLES We believe in serving Georgia State students. For us, this means that we travel everyone who wants to participate and who commits to representing the school with integrity. It also means that we think debate should enhance, not preclude, academic and interpersonal success. We believe in serving the Atlanta community. We are committed to furthering urban and rural debate through both academic and volunteer work. We believe college debate should foster and support high school debate. Debaters are encouraged to explore avenues for positive activism. We believe in mutual respect between and among debaters and coaches. We believe that debaters are motivated by their own desire to succeed. Coaches do not yell at or disrespect debaters, and debaters respect coaches’ perspectives and experience. We never, under any circumstances, accept intolerance or rude behavior. We believe that debate should be enjoyable, as well as educational. The team should function like a healthy family, and the practice of debate should bring satisfaction to those who are involved in it. We work to make debate practice, research, and competition a positive experience for everyone.

Are scholarships available at the school?

GSU is a “Hope” school, which means that if you are a Georgia resident and have a 3.0 or above, you can attend free of charge. Additionally, the debate team has a number of out-of-state tuition waivers it can use to reduce the cost of tuition for those who are not Georgia residents. GSU also provides generous traditional financial aid, including academic scholarship. The debate team offers scholarship funds to experienced high school debaters on a case-by-case basis. Please contact Dr. Bellon directly if you are interested. We also have a number of work-study opportunities with the debate team for those who qualify for federal work-study support.

This information was last confirmed on 12/18/2008

Idaho State University

Type of School: 4 year Univ

Contact Info

Coach: Sarah Partlow

Email: partsara@isu.edu

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Web Page

http://www.isu.edu/debate/

Region where this school is located

WA-ID-UT-WY-CO

Team Information

While the James M. Rupp Debate Society is relatively young, we have already built a tradition of excellence in NDT/CEDA debate. We excel at both regional and national tournaments. Team goals include competitive success and providing a quality education for the debaters on the squad. Debaters are expected to perform well in their classes and to make progress toward graduation. Argumentatively, the team does not dictate what type of argument debaters are allowed to run. We have both critical and policy oriented teams. Despite our diverse interests in arguments, teams members are expected to work together to support the competitive success of the squad.

Are scholarships available at the school?

James M. and Sharon E. Rupp have funded a generous endowment including scholarships for Idaho State Debate. Rupp Debate Society scholarships will be awarded to incoming and returning students who have demonstrated academic debate success. Scholarships range from $100 to $2100 a semester. They are awarded based on competitive success, work ethic, talent and participation. Scholarships are renewed each semester. For out of state students, there is a good possibility of obtaining out of state tuition waivers to cover the remainder of the cost. A minimum 2.75 GPA is required for consideration for a scholarship. To apply send a letter of application, a resume, a copy of your high school transcript and a letter of recommendation from your current coach to: Sarah Partlow-Lefèvre Campus Box 8115 Idaho State University Pocatello, Idaho 83209-8115 208-282-5962 sarahtp73@yahoo.com or partsara@isu.edu

This information was last confirmed Prior to 12/14/2008

Kansas City Kansas Community College

Type of School: CC

Contact Info

Coach: Darren Elliott

Email: delliott@kckcc.edu

Additional Coaches:

Amy Arellano aarellano@kckcc.edu

Web Page

http://kckcc.edu/

Region where this school is located

TX-OK-KS-MO

Team Information

We are a competitive program in CEDA and NDT Policy Debate. We travel a Regional and National schedule. We compete against all 4 year universities in Policy Debate. We attend approximately 15 tournaments a year including the CC National Tournament and CEDA Nationals. In 6 short years of existence we have won the CEDA Sweepstakes Championship for Community Colleges the last 5 years in a row. In the last 5 years we have also won the Policy Team and Policy LD divisions at Phi Rho Pi (the CC National Tournament). We are committed to all 3 Divisions of Debate and our mission is to help Debate grow around the country as well as increase diversity in debate. Our squad typically has an even split between women and men and racial diversity is also usually higher than at most programs competing in Policy Debate. We welcome any and all debaters with interest in our program.

Are scholarships available at the school?

Yes! We have scholarships that cover tuition and fees.

This information was last confirmed on 12/18/2008

Liberty University

Type of School: 4 year Univ

Contact Info

Coach: Michael Hall

Email: mphall@liberty.edu

Additional Coaches:

John Nagy

Web Page

www.liberty.edu/debate

Region where this school is located

DC-VA-MD-PA-WV

Team Information

The Liberty Debate Team began in 1980 at Liberty University, then Liberty Baptist College. The goals of Liberty Debate are to compete at the highest levels of intercollegiate debate while also maintaining an active Christian witness. Liberty competes in policy debate as a member of the National Debate Tournament, the American Debate Association, and the Cross Examination Debate Association. Since 1980, Liberty Debate has experienced rapidly expanding success. Liberty Debate finished in the top twenty in the National Debate Tournament rankings in 1989 and qualified for the National Debate Tournament for the first time in that same year. Since that time, Liberty has consistently finished in the top five in the NDT and the American Debate Association rankings. In 1995 and 1996, Liberty won two national championships in debate by finishing first in both the NDT and ADA rankings. Liberty has won eighteen national rankings championships in college debate and is the only school to have won a rankings championship in all three policy debate orgainzations. Liberty has also consistently qualified for the National Debate Tournament since 1989 and has advanced to the elimination rounds of the National Tournament each year since 1995. Liberty has competed with success at all levels of debate boasting tournament victories in each of the divisions of debate and creating tradition along the way. In 1997 a Liberty Varsity Team won the ADA National Championship tournament, and a Liberty Junior Varsity team won the Junior Varsity National Championship. The Liberty Novice teams have won the Wake Forest University Novice Tournament in all but one year of its existence. In 1996, Liberty hosted the American Debate Association National Tournament and, in 1997, Liberty hosted the National Debate Tournament.

Are scholarships available at the school?

Scholarships are available for debating at Liberty and are based on prior debate experience and on potential. Application should be made directly to Liberty Debate.

This information was last confirmed on 12/18/2008

Marist College

Type of School: 4 year Univ

Contact Info

Coach: Steven Ralston

Email: Steven.Ralston@Marist.Edu

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Web Page

http://www.marist.edu/commarts/comm/debate/index.html

Region where this school is located

NY-MA-NH-VT-NJ-CT

Team Information

Marist College is located in Poughkeepsie NY on the banks of the Hudson River, roughly 90 minutes north of New York City. For a list of our degree programs, please visit http://www.marist.edu. Marist Debate is an extracurricular activity for undergraduates who wish to engage in discourse, argument and critical thinking. Marist Debate is housed in the School of Communication and the Arts. Marist Debate maintains a tradition of public advocacy, civic responsibility and competitive success. The Marist Debate team participates in three major areas: competitive debate, public debate, and outreach. Our program is designed to provide students with the skills needed to succeed professionally and serve communities in need. Marist competes nationally in NDT/CEDA policy debate. Our program succeeds at regional tournaments and remains competitive in national settings. Our debaters are routinely recognized among the best speakers in the Northeast region. Marist competes annually at CEDA Nationals and qualified for the 2006-2007 National Debate Tournament. We are eager to continue building toward national competitive success. Our program is open to all who wish to debate. While prior competitive success in debate is desirable, no prior experience as a debater is necessary. Marist Debate places strong emphasis in helping students new to debate acclimate and succeed. Students involved in high school speech, model UN/Congress may find Marist Debate to be an inclusive and educational opportunity to continue speaking activities during college. The Marist Debate program also includes a three-credit elective Argument & Debate course. Students learn logical reasoning and critical thinking skills and are given the opportunity to drive class discussion through debate of current events. Participants also complete a debate praxis project. Strong emphasis is placed on developing analytical tools essential to students' career goals.

Are scholarships available at the school?

Marist Debate offers partial tuition scholarships to students who exemplify a commitment to debate and maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or above. Students with high school debate and/or Urban Debate League experience are strongly urged to apply. Scholarships may also be supplemented with financial assistance through the Office of Financial Aid. Students applying to Marist with prior high school speech or debate experience should contact the Director of Debate for more scholarship/aid information at 845-575-3000 x2075 or james.maritato@marist.edu.

This information was last confirmed Prior to 12/14/2008

Missouri State University

Type of School: 4 year Univ

Contact Info

Coach: Eric Morris

Email: EricMorris@MissouriState.edu

Additional Coaches:

Heather Walters HeatherWalters@MissouriState.edu

Web Page

http://debate.missouristate.edu/

Region where this school is located

TX-OK-KS-MO

Team Information

Team Information: Missouri State participates exclusively in NDT/CEDA 2-person policy debate. Our program is well funded for travel - we attend all national circuit tournaments and nearly every tournament in our region. Not all students attend all tournaments - 4-6 per semester is typical. We cover all travel costs, including hotels, transportation, entry fees, and meal money. We take pride in having a deep team, traveling more than the top couple of teams to most major tournaments. We've had students representing 10 states on the team in the last year or two. Since 2004, we've reached semifinals of both NDT and CEDA, had the top speaker at both, cleared at almost every national circuit tournament attended, received two 1st round at-large bids, cleared 5 teams at the NDT, and are one of only 6 schools to qualify 4 teams to the Wake Forest Tournament. The successes are more impressive given that none of those debaters cleared at the Tournament of Champions in high school (only two of them even qualified). We tend to recruit a few select out of state debaters to create a better balanced team, and then try to create an environment where debaters of various backgrounds and preferences can thrive if they are willing to work. In addition to contacting coaches, please visit our web page to locate contact information for debaters. They can share their experiences of debating for our program.

Are scholarships available at the school?

The debate team has several $2000 Regents Scholarships, some variable cash awards, and several out of state waivers. The amount available each fall varies, based on the number of departing debaters. Most Missouri State debaters combine debate scholarships with our school's generous "entitlement" (automatic) scholarships, which are described on this page [http://www.missouristate.edu/FinancialAid/scholarships/freshmanscholarshipprograms.html]. The academic scholarships require application by March 1 (a couple are earlier), and debaters are historically competitive for the non-entitlement programs (Presidential, Multicultural Leadership). Missouri State's tuition is also quite competitive (roughly $6000/year in-state, and every current debater has some form of OOS waiver).

This information was last confirmed Prior to 12/14/2008

The New School

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Coach: Mike Girouard

Email: mike.girouard@gmail.com

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Web Page

http://newschool.edu/lang/

Region where this school is located

NY-MA-NH-VT-NJ-CT

Team Information

We are a currently a squad of 20 debaters that competes in Policy Debate in the North East Region. We travel to around 10-14 tournaments a year and hope to increase the number of tournaments in the future. We encourage any undergraduate student who attends any of The New School's Campuses to join the team. We are a very diverse group of individuals who are very passionate about their arguments. In addition to traveling and competing at other Universities we also host 3-4 public debates on campus each semester, travel to a minimum security prison and debate the inmates debate team, host a Round Robin Tournament in the Spring, and help with The Impact Coalition (NYC Urban Debate League).

Are scholarships available at the school?

We don't currently have a debate scholarship set up, but we are hoping to get some established in the future. One of the good things about The New School is that it is a private university and the financial aid department does it's best to make sure that every student has their financial needs meet. We do offer a few debate work-study positions for students to assist in the adminstrative side of debate and make some money at the same time.

This information was last confirmed 9/14/2009

Samford University

Type of School: 4 year Univ

Contact Info

Coach: Michael Janas

Email: mjjanas@samford.edu

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Web Page

http://www.samford.edu/debate/

Region where this school is located

TN-GA-FL-AL-KY-LA

Team Information

The Samford Debate Team has continued to flourish under the leadership of Dr. Ryan Galloway. Last year, our debate team continued its tradition of competition at the highest level, representing Samford at Georgia State University, the University of Kentucky, the University of Alabama, Harvard College, Wayne State University, Wake Forest University, University of North Texas, University of Texas-Dallas, State University of West Georgia, University of Florida, Augustana College, the University of Texas, the University of Kansas, the District VI/SEC CEDA Regional Championships, the ADA National Debate Tournament, the CEDA National Debate Tournament, and the National Debate Tournament (N.D.T.). In addition to our nationally competitive teams, Samford also hosts the Samford University Summer Forensics Institute, the Samford University Public Debate Series, the Bishop Guild Debate Tournament, and the Birmingham Area Debate League.

Are scholarships available at the school?

We offer a range of merit scholarships given for outstanding performance and promise as a college debater.

This information was last confirmed Prior to 12/14/2008

Towson University

Type of School: 4 year Univ

Contact Info

Coach: Beth Skinner

Email: beth.skinner@gmail.com

Additional Coaches:

Chris Baron baron@budl.org

Jennifer Struve JStruve@towson.edu

Web Page

http://www.towson.edu/speechanddebate/

Region where this school is located

DC-VA-MD-PA-WV

Team Information

As one of the U.S. News and World Report's Top Master's Comprehensive Universities, Towson University is a great place to debate and grow. The Towson University Speech and Debate Team is over 45 years old and is the most diverse program in the U.S. with students from all over the world debating side by side with students from the states. We are a full service program offering oportunities in both speech events and debate. Our taltented coaching staff and students are committed to the idea that speech and debate is not only a competitive activity but a place for students to develop skills in advocacy that can benefit them for the rest of their lives. In pursuit of this goal students travel regionally and nationally with positions that reflect the approach that discourse has the power to change the course of human history. We are also strongly committed to empowering more people with speech and debate and are involved in using our people power to support the Baltimore Urban Debate League, public exhibitions on campus and in the community and the Baltimore College Debate community.

Are scholarships available at the school?

Scholarships are available in varying amounts, ranging from a $1,000 departmental scholarship to a full-tuition University scholarship. We have Urban Debate League Scholarships (tution and fees) and International Debate Scholarships (tuition, fees, room and board)available. For application material please e-mail Jennifer Struve at jstruve@towson.edu

This information was last confirmed Prior to 12/14/2008

Trinity University

Type of School: Liberal Arts 4 year School

Contact Info

Coach: Jared Atchison

Email: Jarrod.Atchison@Trinity.edu

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Web Page

http://www.trinity.edu/departments/speech_and_drama/Speech/s_forensics.html

Region where this school is located

TX-OK-KS-MO

Team Information

Trinity University has a strong tradition of success in college debate. The university is a small private liberal arts institution that offers small classes and excellent faculty. Trinity University is committed to providing debaters with a variety of opportunities to participate at all levels of college debate. Jarrod Atchison has recently been appointed the new Director of Forensics for the program.

Are scholarships available at the school?

Trinity University is pleased to offer Baker Duncan scholarships to successful high school debaters who want to pursue college debate. Students with experience in high school debate are invited to apply. We encourage candidates to schedule a campus visit and meet with the director of debate and the Trinity debaters. Applicants should submit: * A letter of interest outlining their involvement in competitive debate and their academic goals and interests * A tournament-by tournament record of their debate competitions * A letter of recommendation from their high school debate coach * Optional: letters of recommendation from anyone in a position to evaluate the applicant's potential as a Trinity debater. Send application materials to Dr. Brooks Hill, Department of Speech & Drama, Trinity University, One Trinity Place, San Antonio, TX, 78212. This award is renewable for up to eight semesters, excluding summer, as long as the recipient participates at an acceptable level in debate and maintains full-time enrollment and a pre-determined grade point average. For more information about Baker Duncan scholarships in Debate, contact Dr. Brooks Hill at lhill@trininity.edu or (210) 999-8511.

This information was last confirmed Prior to 12/14/2008

Coach: Kris Willis

Email: kristopherwillis@hotmail.com

Additional Coaches:

Mariam Willis razianwillis@hotmail.com

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Coach: Adam Symonds

Email: asymonds@asu.edu

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Coach: Max Archer

Email: maxarcher@augustana.edu

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Coach: Bob Lechtreck

Email: db8coach@bak.rr.com

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Coach: Megan Harlow

Email: zzzmegzzz@gmail.com

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Coach: Matt Gerber

Email: Matt_Gerber@baylor.edu

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Coach: Joe Schatz

Email: sailorferrets@gmail.com

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Coach: John Katsulas

Email: KATSULAS@BC.EDU

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Coach: Terry Winebrenner

Email: twinebre@calpoly.edu

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Coach: Stephen Koch

Email: skoch@capital.edu

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Coach: Andrew Wolf

Email: andrew.wolf@case.edu

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Coach: Vik Keenan

Email: vikeenan@gmail.com

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Coach: Jim Lyle

Email: jlyle@clarion.edu

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