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Tom Shoji has been named head women's volleyball coach at Willamette University.Tom Shoji has been named head women's volleyball coach at Willamette University.
tuesday 26 february

Tom Shoji Hired as Head Coach of Women's Volleyball at Willamette

Highly Regarded Coach Brings Significant Experience to Bearcats

SALEM, ORE. -- Willamette University has hired Tom Shoji as the next head coach of women's volleyball for the Bearcats. He will start his duties this spring, but will not arrive on campus permanently until this summer."Tom's nationally respected… [more]

Kelley Lindstrom (Jr., OH) has been named Honorable Mention All-Northwest Conference. She has played in 71 of 72 matches during her Willamette career.Kelley Lindstrom (Jr., OH) has been named Honorable Mention All-Northwest Conference. She has played in 71 of 72 matches during her Willamette career.
monday 5 november 2007

Lindstrom Named Honorable Mention All-Northwest Conference

Led Bearcats with 319 Kills this Season

SALEM, ORE. -- Willamette University volleyball player Kelley Lindstrom (Jr., OH, Banks, OR/Banks HS) has been named Honorable Mention All-Northwest Conference for the 2007 season as selected by the NWC head coaches. Lindstrom led Willamette with 319 kills and 3.16… [more]

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2007 MS Walk

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MS WalkThe number of people living with multiple sclerosis increases every hour of every day. This astonishing rate is not going to slow down, let alone stop, until we’ve found a cure. Research has made some incredible advances recently, but the world can still only offer disease management drugs and therapies to the 400,000 people living with MS in America.

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