November 13, 2018

Change has arrived for Vulcans

By Mon Valley Independent

By JEREMY SELLEW

jsellew@yourmvi.com

After getting beat twice by more than 35 points to end the season last year, California University women’s basketball coach Jess Strom vowed to her team that it wouldn’t happen again.

Changes have been made within the Vulcans’ program, evident by the sheer number of new faces along the bench. With one of the largest recruiting classes to enter under Strom, the Vulcans have six freshmen on the roster.

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