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Schools committed to attending, are in close proximenty and/or requested more information from interested prospective student-athletes are ALL listed below. This list is a guide for athletes to use for guidance. Many will be in attendance. PLEASE practice "smart" recruiting techniques and only email those schools in which you have a genuine interest in attending. NCAA DIVISION 1 Last updated: Jan. 24, 2018 State School First name Last name Email address AL Alabama Patrick Murphy AL Alabama A&M Nakeya Hall [email protected] AL Alabama-Birmingham (UAB) Amanda Ellis [email protected] AL Auburn Mickey Dean [email protected] AL Samford Mandy Burford [email protected] AL South Alabama Becky Clark [email protected] AL Troy Beth Mullins [email protected] DC George Washington James DeFeo [email protected] FL Bethune-Cookman Laura Watten [email protected] FL Central Florida (UCF) Renee Luers-Gillispie [email protected] FL Florida Tim Walton [email protected] FL Florida A&M Veronica Wiggins [email protected] FL Florida Gulf Coast David Deiros [email protected] FL Florida International Gator Rebhan [email protected] FL Florida State Lonni Alameda [email protected] FL Jacksonville Erica Ayers [email protected] FL North Florida Marcie Hickey [email protected] FL South Florida Ken Eriksen [email protected] FL Stetson Frank Griffin [email protected] GA Georgia Lu Harris-Champer [email protected] GA Georgia Tony Baldwin [email protected] GA Georgia Southern Kim Dean [email protected] GA Georgia State Roger Kincaid [email protected] GA Georgia Tech Aileen Morales [email protected] GA Georgia Tech Alison Owen [email protected] GA Jacksonville State Jana McGinnis [email protected] GA Kennesaw State Pete D'Amour [email protected] GA Mercer Stephanie DeFeo [email protected] IL Illinois Laura Trout [email protected] IN Notre Dame Deanna Gumpf [email protected] IN Purdue Boo De Oliveira [email protected] KY Eastern Kentucky Jane Worthington [email protected] KY Kentucky Rachel Lawson [email protected] KY Louisville Sandy Pearsall [email protected] KY Northern Kentucky Kathryn Gleason [email protected] KY Western Kentucky Amy Tudor [email protected] LA Grambling State Wilbert Early [email protected] LA Louisiana Tech Mark Montgomery [email protected] LA Louisiana-Lafayette Gerry Glasco LA LSU Beth Torina [email protected] MD Maryland-Baltimore County (UMBC) Heather Gelbard [email protected] MD Towson Lisa Costello [email protected] MI Michigan State Jacquie Joseph [email protected] MS Mississippi Mike Smith [email protected] MS Mississippi State Vann Stuedeman [email protected] MS Mississippi Valley State TBA MS Southern Miss Wendy Hogue [email protected] NC Appalachian State Shelly Hoerner [email protected] NC Campbell Todd Bradley [email protected] NC Charlotte Aimee DeVos 704-687-0729 NC Duke Marissa Young [email protected] NC East Carolina Courtney Oliver [email protected] NC Elon Kathy Bocock NC Gardner-Webb Tom Cole [email protected] NC NC State Shawn Rychcik [email protected] NC North Carolina Donna Papa [email protected] NC North Carolina A&T State Kenya Peters [email protected] NC UNC-Greensboro Janelle Breneman [email protected] NC UNC-Wilmington Kristy Norton [email protected] NC Western Carolina Jim Clift [email protected] NH Dartmouth Shannon Doepking [email protected] NY Syracuse Alisa Goler [email protected] OH Youngstown State Brian Campbell [email protected] PA Bucknell Joey Lye [email protected] RI Brown Katie Flynn [email protected] RI Providence Kerri Jacklets [email protected] SC Charleston Southern Shane Winkler [email protected] SC Clemson John Rittman [email protected] SC Coastal Carolina Kelley Green [email protected] SC College of Charleston Linda Kalafatis [email protected] SC Furman Wally King [email protected] SC Presbyterian Britne Stubbs [email protected] SC South Carolina Beverly Smith [email protected] SC South Carolina State Cheretta Stevenson [email protected] SC South Carolina-Upstate Chris Hawkins [email protected] SC South Carolina-Upstate Bryan Pack [email protected] SC Winthrop Mark Cooke [email protected] TN Austin Peay State Rodney DeLong [email protected] TN Belmont Brian Levin [email protected] TN Chattanooga Frank Reed [email protected] TN East Tennessee State Brad Irwin [email protected] TN Lipscomb Kristin Ryman [email protected] TN Memphis Natalie Poole [email protected] TN Middle Tennessee State Jeff Breeden [email protected] TN Morehead State David Williams [email protected] TN Murray State Kara Amundson [email protected] TN Tennessee Ralph Weekly [email protected] TN Tennessee Karen Weekly [email protected] TN Tennessee State Andrea Browning [email protected] TN Tennessee-Martin Donley Canary [email protected] TX Lamar Holly Bruder [email protected] VA George Mason Joe Verbanic [email protected] VA Liberty Dot Richardson [email protected] VA Radford Hope Creasy [email protected] VA Virginia Joanna Hardin [email protected] VA Virginia Tech Scot Thomas [email protected] WV Marshall Jennifer Steele [email protected] NCAA DIVISION 2 State School First name Last name Email address Alabama Alabama-Huntsville Les Stuedeman [email protected] Alabama Miles Patrick Peasant [email protected] Alabama Montevallo Lindsay Vanover [email protected] Alabama North Alabama Ashley Cozart [email protected] Alabama Spring Hill Steve Kittrell [email protected] Alabama West Alabama Carie Dever Boaz [email protected] Arkansas Harding Phil Berry [email protected] Florida Barry (FL) Sean Cotter [email protected] Florida Eckerd Katie Grimes [email protected] Florida Embry-Riddle Aeronautical (FL) Kelsi Dunne [email protected] Florida Flagler Kathryn Geouge [email protected] Florida Florida Tech Val Silvestrini [email protected] Florida Florida Southern Chris Bellotto [email protected] Florida Lynn Amy Bellisari [email protected] Florida Palm Beach Atlantic Bailey Castro [email protected] Florida Rollins (FL) MIchelle Frew [email protected] Florida Saint Leo Erin Kinberger [email protected] Florida West Florida Melissa Paul [email protected] Georgia Albany State (GA) Amber Barker [email protected] Georgia Augusta Melissa Brocato [email protected] Georgia Clark Atlanta Lawanda Pearson [email protected] Georgia Columbus State Brad Huskisson [email protected] Georgia Emmanuel (GA) Brock Radaker [email protected] Georgia Fort Valley State Jason Bryant [email protected] Georgia Georgia College Jamie Grodecki [email protected] Georgia Georgia College Mary Beth Dennison [email protected] Georgia Georgia Southwestern State Nicki Levering [email protected] Georgia North Georgia Mike Davenport [email protected] Georgia Paine Zack Howard [email protected] Georgia Shorter Danielle Brewer [email protected] Georgia Shorter Kelsey Hodgson [email protected] Georgia Valdosta State Thomas Macera [email protected] Georgia West Georgia Al Thomas [email protected] Georgia Young Harris Kayla Lucas [email protected] Kentucky Kentucky State David Morton [email protected] Kentucky Kentucky Wesleyan Miles Mallette [email protected] Mississippi Mississippi College Brooke O'Hair [email protected] North Carolina Barton Junior Bailey [email protected] North Carolina Belmont Abbey Brooke McCraw [email protected] North Carolina Brevard Bob Lowe [email protected] North Carolina Catawba Nan Whitley [email protected] North Carolina Chowan Brian De Witt [email protected] North Carolina Lees-McRae Jaclin Poole [email protected] North Carolina Lenoir-Rhyne Shena Hollar [email protected] North Carolina Mars Hill Monica Gordy [email protected] North Carolina Mount Olive Mandy Sansbury [email protected] North Carolina Pfeiffer Monte Sherrill [email protected] North Carolina Queens U of Charlotte Stacey Schramm [email protected] North Carolina Shaw (NC) Dishondra Goree [email protected] North Carolina Saint Augustine's Dorothy Neal [email protected] North Carolina Wingate Lani Shaffer Ries [email protected] North Carolina UNC-Pembroke Brittany Bennett [email protected] North Carolina Winston-Salem State LaTaya Hilliard-Gray [email protected] South Carolina Anderson (SC) Tommy Hewitt [email protected] South Carolina Benedict (SC) Loraine Dunbar [email protected] South Carolina Claflin James "Marty" Kinard [email protected] South Carolina Coker Travis McCall [email protected] South Carolina Converse Jen George [email protected] South 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