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CLEVELAND – Michigan Tech’s Suzanne Sanregret has been named an NCAA Division II Athletics Director of the Year for 2020-21, announced Wednesday (Mar. 10) by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA).
Sanregret has held the position at her alma mater since 2005 and is one of four recipients of the award in NCAA Division II along with Tiffin’s Lonny Allen, Slippery Rock’s Paul Lueken, and Pennie Parker from Rollins College.
Sanregret is the first female athletic director at Michigan Tech and within the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, and the first woman to serve on the NCAA DII Men’s Basketball Regional Ranking Committee.
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NCAA Division II Plans to Hold Winter Championships
The announcement comes just days after the NCAA Division III announced they will not be holding winter championships.
February 7, 2021
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – The Division II Management Council and Presidents Council announced on Friday that they affirmed plans to host all seven winter championships.
The council adjusted regional alignments for men’s and women’s basketball, and also moved the women’s basketball championship to Columbus, Ohio.
Leading up the NCAA championships, the NSIC will hold winter championships as well. The conference indoor track and field championships will be Feb. 25-27, while men’s and women’s basketball will take place Feb. 25-28.