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2006 fall magazine - Seton Hall University

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SOFTBALL TEAM<br />

ADDS NEW COACH<br />

Head softball coach Ray Vander May (above)<br />

announced the addition of Len Glowzenski ’76 to<br />

the coaching staff. Glowzenski comes to <strong>Seton</strong> <strong>Hall</strong><br />

from Georgian Court <strong>University</strong> in Lakewood, N.J.<br />

Serving as head coach at Georgian Court for the<br />

past three seasons, Glowzenski compiled an 82-48<br />

record. He led the Lions to a second-place finish in<br />

the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference in each<br />

season. In addition, he coached 2005 CACC Pitcher<br />

of the Year (Sherry Keech) and CACC Rookie of the<br />

Year (Nicole Fortino) during his tenure.<br />

Three decades ago, Glowzenski was a star on<br />

the Pirates’ baseball team, helping lead them to<br />

College World Series appearances in 1974 and<br />

1975. He went on to pitch for the Texas Rangers.<br />

The Pirate softball team is coming off a 29-27<br />

mark in <strong>2006</strong> and won BIG EAST titles in 2004-05.<br />

Former Pirate outfielder Caitlin White ’06 (photos<br />

at right) received an NCAA postgraduate scholarship<br />

of $7,500. White, a biology major who carried a<br />

3.96 GPA, is one of 58 NCAA student athletes who<br />

compete in spring sports to receive the award.<br />

To qualify for the scholarship, a student-athlete<br />

must have a grade-point average of 3.20 (on a 4.0<br />

scale) and must have performed with distinction<br />

as a member of a varsity team.<br />

S E T O N H A L L M A G A Z I N E | F A L L 2 0 0 6<br />

Photos courtesy of<br />

Athletic Communications<br />

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