Aquinas College Director of Athletics Nick Davidson announced on Thursday (June 27) that Chris LaMange has been named head coach of the Aquinas baseball program. The longtime head coach at East Grand Rapids High School and a former AQ baseball player, LaMange takes over the program for recently retired Doug Greenslate, who led the Saints for the past 18 seasons.
The women's bowling team has added a local standout for the 2019-20 season, signing Kevyn Domeier to a Letter of Intent.
The Dance team has made another addition to its 2019 recruiting class, signing Brianna Trepa of Peoria, Arizona to a Letter of Intent.
The men's soccer program has made another addition to the 2019 roster, adding transfer Christopher Smith.
Hope McGarry-Costello, the daughter of Rebecca and Tony Venticinque and Sue and Roland Costello, has signed her national letter of intent to continue her track and field career as a Saint. McGarry-Costello, who prepped at Traverse City West High School, became the 14th signee of the 2019-20 recruiting class for the Aquinas College women's track & field program.
Aquinas College Director of Athletics Nick Davidson announced on Tuesday (June 11) that Brian Morris has been chosen to lead the Aquinas women's basketball program. Morris becomes the fifth head women's basketball coach in AQ history.
The men's soccer team has made another addition to the 2019-20 roster, signing Clarkston's Zac Senko to a Letter of Intent.
Matthew Brines, the son of Michelle and Michael Brines, has signed his national letter of intent to continue his running career as a Saint. Brines, who prepped at Cadillac High School, became the twelfth signee of the 2019-20 recruiting class for the Aquinas College men's cross country and track & field programs.
The Aquinas athletic department tallied its best finish in school history in the 2018-19 Learfield IMG College Directors' Cup standings, recently released by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA). With a new school record of 615.5 points, AQ finished 10th overall in the national standings, which represent and reward points for an institution's overall finishes at the national competitions.
Paige Whitaker, the daughter of Laura and Mike Stakenas and Melissa and Dan Sanders, has signed her national letter of intent to continue her track and field career as a Saint. Whitaker, who prepped at Mason County Central High School, became the 13th signee of the 2019-20 recruiting class for the Aquinas College women's cross country and track & field programs.
