Post by Aggie One on Apr 21, 2010 19:15:26 GMT -5
FAMU women's basketball loses Joyner to WSSU
Stephen Joyner is going back to his home state after helping guide the Florida A&M women's basketball team to the program's first 18-win season in more than 12 years.
Winston Salem State University named Joyner its new women's basketball coach Tuesday. A native of Charlotte, N.C., Joyner will begin work next Tuesday.
Terms of his contract are still being finalized, said Joyner, who could expect an agreement between three to four years.
During his two seasons as one of LeDawn Gibson's two assistants, the Rattlers went 32-38. Joyner was hired at FAMU soon after Gibson took over the program two years ago.
For the rest of the story:
www.tallahassee.com/article/20100421/FAMU06/4210328/-1/NLETTER01/FAMU-women-s-basketball-loses-Joyner-to-WSSU?source=nletter-news
Stephen Joyner is going back to his home state after helping guide the Florida A&M women's basketball team to the program's first 18-win season in more than 12 years.
Winston Salem State University named Joyner its new women's basketball coach Tuesday. A native of Charlotte, N.C., Joyner will begin work next Tuesday.
Terms of his contract are still being finalized, said Joyner, who could expect an agreement between three to four years.
During his two seasons as one of LeDawn Gibson's two assistants, the Rattlers went 32-38. Joyner was hired at FAMU soon after Gibson took over the program two years ago.
For the rest of the story:
www.tallahassee.com/article/20100421/FAMU06/4210328/-1/NLETTER01/FAMU-women-s-basketball-loses-Joyner-to-WSSU?source=nletter-news
