Page 15 - Fall 2017 Magazine

sea beggar’s begin new voyage
This Fall, the Providence Sea Beggars started anew in many areas, with Brian DeHaan, director of athletics, at the helm. Since DeHaan’s arrival in July, the Athletic Department has continued its growth of resources with a 47-passenger coach bus, Men’s and Women’s Golf as a club sport, additional storage for athletic needs, a new Hi-Pod camera for higher quality video streaming of games, and a new home facility for the volleyball team.
The appearance of the Sea Beggars continues to be uni ed, with a department move over to Under Armor apparel. While these additions are tangible, much growth has come with DeHaan’s leadership in forming a department vision for the future and continued oneness of athletics.
On the playing eld this fall, Men’s Soccer had the most successful season in its history, with junior Cobi Black winning Player of the Week in the California Paci c Conference. Additionally, Cross Country competed in its rst ever CalPac Championship meet on October 30th. Women’s volleyball and women’s soccer continue to experience successes on and o the eld, and continue to build a foundation for future years. Baseball has been working diligently this fall, with a core group of returners and the addition of new athletes; they are primed for a new and exciting season in spring 2018.
CheCk out our newest video featuring the history of our masCot, the sea beggar!
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