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How Much Did Marcus Freeman Earn in His First Season as Notre Dame’s Head Coach?
Freeman burst through the side door, donning a suit. The entire room cheered as he lifted his arms into the air. The players engulfed him with shoves and hugs, emphasizing their support and excitement for the new hire. His pay nearly tripled over the following year. In 2022, Freeman earned...
Counting Down The Irish – OG/C-Sam Pendleton
Pendleton impressed from the moment he arrived in the spring of ’23 as an early-entry freshman. He came to Notre Dame as a mature person/player and quickly put himself in the running as a future prospect. The competition is crowded with upperclassmen but he projects as a future starter.
Record-Breaking Notre Dame Softball Coach Deanna Gumpf Announces Retirement
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - Deanna Gumpf, the all-time winningest coach in Notre Dame athletics history, has announced her retirement. After an impressive 23 seasons as the head coach of the Fighting Irish softball team, Gumpf leaves behind a remarkable legacy with 882 wins.
Notre Dame track survives PIAA demolition derby with fine medal haul
Notre Dame came to Shippensburg’s Seth Grove Stadium on Saturday prepared to compete in a track meet. Instead, the Crusaders wound up competing in demolition derby. Notre Dame runners were buffeted, tossed, spiked, stepped on, and suffered other indignities during a ruthless second day of competition at the PIAA 2A track and field championships.
Prep baseball roundup: New Prairie, Concord, NorthWood win IHSAA sectional championships
No. 5 (3A) New Prairie baseball made it a second-straight sectional championship with a 13-0 (5 innings) win over Knox in the Class 3A, Glenn Sectional championship Monday at Newton Park in Lakeville. The Cougars (23-5) scored five runs in the second inning, five in the third and three in the fourth to win by the run rule. Reed Robinson drove in four runs, including a three-run home run to put his team ahead, 10-0, at the...
How Penn sprinted to the Goshen boys regional track title Thursday
GOSHEN — Elijah Coker rose to new heights Thursday night. And he took his Penn High School teammates along for the ride. Coker claimed not one, not two, but three Penn school records during the boys track regional at Goshen. And in the process, he led the Kingsmen to their fourth consecutive team title.
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