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2014 NCAA Softball Coordinators CONFERENCE NAME REGION COORDINATOR EMAIL I AEC America East Conference NorthEast Cliff Larose [email protected] I AAC American Athletic Conference East/Mid Ed Crane [email protected] I A-10 Atlantic 10 Conference NorthEast Mickey Call [email protected] I ACC Atlantic Coast Conference South Mike Raynor [email protected] I A-SUN Atlantic Sun Conference South Lurline Hamilton [email protected] I BIG 12 Big 12 Conference MidWest Lurline Hamilton [email protected] I BIG EAST Big East Conference East Ed Crane [email protected] I BIG SOUTH Big South Conference South Mike Raynor [email protected] I BIG TEN Big Ten Conference MidEast Sally Walker [email protected] I BIG WEST Big West Conference West Joanne Venditto [email protected] I CAA Colonial Athletic Association NorthEast Mickey Call [email protected] I C-USA Conference USA Central Lurline Hamilton [email protected] I Horizon Horizon League MidEast Art Hill [email protected] I MAAC Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference East Ed Crane [email protected] I MAC Mid-American Conference MidEast Rick Havercroft [email protected] I MEAC Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference South Carl Blair [email protected] I MVC Missouri Valley Conference MidWest Sally Walker [email protected] I MWC Mountain West Conference Pacific Dave Neidlinger [email protected] I NEC Northeast Conference East Denny Mader [email protected] I OVC Ohio Valley Conference Central Jim Williams [email protected] I PAC-12 Pacific-12 Conference Pacific Joanne Venditto [email protected] I PATRIOT Patriot League NorthEast Ed Crane [email protected] I SEC Southeastern Conference Central Lurline Hamilton [email protected] I SOCON Southern Conference South Mickey Call [email protected] I Southland Southland Conference MidWest Lurline Hamilton [email protected] I SWAC Southwestern Athletic Conference Central Glenda Douglas [email protected] I Sun Belt Sun Belt Conference MidWest Lurline Hamilton [email protected] I Ivy Group The Ivy League NorthEast Ed Crane [email protected] I Summit The Summit League MidEast Lisa Harvey [email protected] I WCC West Coast Conference Pacific Terry Ching [email protected] I WAC Western Athletic Conference West Dave Neidlinger [email protected] II CCAA California Collegiate Athletic Association West Joanne Venditto [email protected] II CCAA California Collegiate Athletic Association West Joanne Venditto [email protected] II CACC Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference East Mike Covello [email protected] II CIAA Central Intercollegiate Athletic Atlantic Carl Blair [email protected] II Conf Carolinas Conference Carolinas SouthEast Cindi Arnold - CoA [email protected] II Conf Carolinas Conference Carolinas SouthEast Randy Hearn [email protected] II ECC East Coast Conference East Mike Covello [email protected] II GAC Great American Conference SoCentral Larry Benedict [email protected] II GLIAC Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conf MidWest Bill Gomoluch [email protected] II GLVC Great Lakes Valley Conference MidWest Art Hill [email protected] II G MAC Great Mid West Atllectic Conference MidWest Art Hill [email protected] II GNAC Great Northwest Athletic Conference West Jim Adrian [email protected] II GSC Gulf South Conference South Bill Gaulden [email protected] II GSC Gulf South Conference South Jeff Madaris - CoA [email protected] II Heartland Heartland Conference SoCentral Dora Martinez [email protected] II LSC Lone Star Conference SoCentral Dora Martinez [email protected] II MIAA Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics SoCentral Leon Kremer [email protected] II MEC Mountain East Conference Denny Mader [email protected] II NE-10 Northeast-10 Conference Cliff Larose [email protected] II NSIC Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference Central Les Novak [email protected] II PWC Pacific West Conference West Terry Ching [email protected] II Peach Belt Peach Belt SouthEast Betsy Kidd [email protected] II PSAC Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Atlantic Denny Mader [email protected] II RMAC Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Central John Fochi [email protected] II SAC South Atlantic Conference SouthEast Shelley Mangrum [email protected] II SIAC Southern Intercollegiate Athletic South Craig Stone [email protected] II SSC Sunshine State Conference South Mike McDermott [email protected] III AMCC Allegheny Mountain Collegiate NorthEast Denny Mader [email protected] III AMCC Allegheny Mountain Collegiate NorthEast Steve Blackman - CoA [email protected] III ASC American Southwest Conference West Dora Martinez [email protected] III CAC Capital Conference Atlantic Denny Mader [email protected] III CAC Capital Conference Atlantic Steve Blackman - CoA [email protected] III CENT Centennial Conference East Denny Mader [email protected] III CENT Centennial Conference East Steve Blackman - CoA [email protected] III CUNYAC City University of New York Athletic Conf East Mike Covello [email protected] III CCIW College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin Great Lakes Art Hill [email protected] III Colonial States Colonial States Athletic Conference East Sonny Pompilii [email protected] III COMM Commonwealth Conference East Denny Mader [email protected] III COMM Commonwealth Conference East Steve Blackman - CoA [email protected] III Empire 8 Empire 8 NorthEast Mike Covello [email protected] III Empire 8 Empire 8 NorthEast Mike Eggleston [email protected] III FREED Freedom Conference East Denny Mader [email protected] III FREED Freedom Conference East Steve Blackman - CoA [email protected] III GNAC Great Northeast Athletic Conference NorthEast Joe Argo [email protected] III GSAC Great South Athletic Conference Atlantic Un-managed III HCAC Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Central Merri Taylor [email protected] III IIAC Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference MidWest Tom Topping [email protected] III LAND Landmark Conference East Denny Mader [email protected] III LAND Landmark Conference East Mike Covello [email protected] III LAND Landmark Conference East Steve Blackman - CoA [email protected] III Liberty Liberty League NorthEast Mike Eggleston [email protected] III LEC Little East Conference NewEngland Joe Argo [email protected] III MASCAC Massachusetts State College Athletic NewEngland Joe Argo [email protected] III MIAA Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Central Bill Gomoluch [email protected] III MWC Midwest Conference GreatLakes Art Hill [email protected] III MWC Midwest Conference North GreatLakes Donald Baumgart [email protected] III MIAC Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conf MidWest Les Novak [email protected] III NECC New England Collegiate Conference NewEngland Joe Argo [email protected] III NESCAC New England Small College Athletic Conf NewEngland Ed Crane [email protected] III NESCAC New England Small College Athletic Conf NewEngland Joe Argo [email protected] III NEWMAC New England Women's & Men's AthlConf NewEngland Joe Argo [email protected] III NJAC New Jersey Athletic Conference East Mike Covello [email protected] III NAC North Atlantic Conference NewEngland Joe Argo [email protected] III NCAC North Coast Athletic Conference Central John Deluca [email protected] III NEAC Northeastern Athletic Conference East Mike Covello [email protected] III NACC Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference GreatLakes Art Hill [email protected] III NWC Northwest Conference West Matt Jacks [email protected] III NWC Northwest Conference West Rob Hough - CoA [email protected] III NWC Northwest Conference West Willie Newman - CoA [email protected] III OAC Ohio Athletic Conference Central Linda Cairney [email protected] III ORCC Ohio Regional Campus Conference Katie Graf [email protected] III ODAC Old Dominion Athletic Conference Atlantic Corky Oliver [email protected] III PRESAC Presidents' Athletic Conference Central Kathie Graf [email protected] III SKYLINE Skyline Conference - ECAC Metro Atlantic Jack Sweeney [email protected] III SCIAC Southern California Intercollegiate Athl West Joanne Venditto [email protected] III SCAC Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Central Dora Martinez [email protected] III SLIAC St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conf MidWest Dan Mitchler [email protected] III SUNYAC State University of New York Athletic NorthEast Mike Eggleston [email protected] III CCC The Commonwealth Coast Conference NewEngland Joe Argo [email protected] III UAA University Athletic Association Atlantic Art Hill [email protected] III UAA University Athletic Association Atlantic Carl Berns - CoA [email protected] III UAA University Athletic Association Atlantic Dan Krueger [email protected] III UMAC Upper Midwest Athletic Conference MidWest Rick Shomion [email protected] III USA South USA South Conference Atlantic Mickey Call [email protected] III WIAC Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conf GreatLakes Rick Shomion [email protected] I,II,III Rebel Spring Games Kevin Billiau [email protected].
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