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11/2/09
In this issue I would like to recognize the people
behind the scenes that really make the
organization what it is. I would also like to thank
Tom Stewart, Secretary; and Scott Geddis,
Treasurer, along with all of the district and atlarge
representatives. In all we have more than 20
athletics directors working hard for the
membership of NATYCAA. If you would like to
get involved, please visit www.natycaa.com and
contact any of the executive committee members
and let them know of your interest.
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10/8/09
I would like to thank everyone that attended the
2009 NATYCAA Convention in Orlando, which
started out at the Hawk's Landing Golf Club.
Special thanks to Ron Case and Gary Broadhurst
for their efforts. The Presidents welcome by Dave
Evans started the Convention on Thursday
morning. Dave's leadership last year was
outstanding and is appreciated by everyone. We
were extremely fortunate to have our keynote
speaker Bernard Franklin, executive vice president
for membership services and student-athlete affairs
of the NCAA, speak to the NATYCAA members. A
special thanks goes to Carlyle Carter for all of his
hard work in getting Dr. Franklin.
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10/7/09
The National Alliance of Two Year College Athletic Administrators (NATYCAA) announced that Scott Boras, top-ranked baseball agent and founder of the Boras Corporation, will serve as the Association's Keynote Speaker at its 23rd Annual Convention. The 2010 NATYCAA Convention will take place June 21-22 at the Marriott Hotel in Anaheim, Calif. The Convention precedes the 45th Annual National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) Convention, which takes place from June 22-25 at the same site.
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7/27/09
The members of the National Alliance of Two Year College Athletic Administrators (NATYCAA) selected Carl Heinrich, director of athletics at Johnson County Community College, to serve as President for 2009-10.
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7/13/09
The National Alliance of Two Year College Athletic Administrators (NATYCAA) announced the winners of the 2008-09 NATYCAA Cup. Iowa Central CC took home the title in the scholarship college division with 158.5 points, the College of DuPage won the non-scholarship division with 140 points and Mt. San Antonio captured the state associations division with 168.5 points.
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