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Court conditions won't be ideal for Hall of Fame tennis tourney
The stadium courts at the Newport Casino were excavated, tilled, leveled and re-sodded last fall, but the recent rains have left them soft.

07/02/2009

44 apply for Brown men's hockey job, including women's coach Murphy
The school hopes to hire a coach by the end of the month, says AD Michael Goldberger.

06/28/2009

Longtime women’s coach Murphy could be a candidate for Brown men’s hockey job
Well-respected Brown women’s hockey coach Digit Murphy won’t comment on whether she will apply for the vacant men’s job at the university.

Some women have been successful coaching men
PROVIDENCE — Many more men coach women and girls than women coach men and boys in college and high school sports. But women do coach men and boys, successfully, and right here in Rhode Island.

06/23/2009

A change in the ATP schedule bolsters the field for this year's Hall of Fame tournament
The Newport tourney is now the only pro event in the week after Wimbledon, and as many as 14 of the world's top 100 players may compete

06/18/2009

What the Dooley era might look like

The Carothers Years: The future of URI athletics might look a lot like the past
Robert L. Carothers, the retiring president of the University of Rhode Island, forecasts a 21st-century Yankee Conference as a way for administrators to grapple with the cost of sending teams to ever-distant locales, the result of expansion in the last decade.

06/15/2009

The Carothers Years: URI’s biggest sports successes have come on smaller stages
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – Men’s basketball and football garnered most of the headlines during the Carothers Era at the University of Rhode Island, but soccer and track collected most of the championships.

06/14/2009

The Carothers Years: Despite high hopes, football has remained a losing program at URI
Robert L. Carothers is completing an 18-year term as president at the University of Rhode Island. Carothers has been involved in the athletic program as much as any university president in recent years.