What is CoSIDA Membership Recognition Week? CoSIDA Membership Recognition Week is an opportunity for those who interact with collegiate athletics communications professionals to observe and celebrate the impact that athletics communications staff members have on intercollegiate athletics.
What is CoSIDA? CoSIDA (College Sports Information Directors of America) was founded in 1957 and is a 3,200+ member national organization of the sports public relations, media relations and communications/creative professionals throughout all levels of collegiate athletics in the United States and Canada. CoSIDA is the second-oldest management association in all of intercollegiate athletics.
Who are athletics communications professionals? Athletics communicators and creatives are those staff members who coordinate communications and public relations for their college, conference or collegiate athletics governing body. They may serve a variety of functions:
Strategic communicator
Writer & editor
Broadcaster
Media coordinator
Crisis communicator
Photographer
Graphic designer
Videographer/editor
Historian
Statistician
Social Media manager
and many more
Why celebrate CoSIDA Membership Recognition Week? CoSIDA Membership Recognition Week was created to show appreciation for athletic communicators and creatives, to showcase their efforts and accomplishments, and to bring positive recognition to them and to their work in promoting student-athletes and their institutions/conferences throughout all levels of intercollegiate athletics.
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Trine (11-7-1) upset top-seed and #16 Calvin (15-3-2), 1-0, in the MIAA semis. Tyler Murphy notched the golden goal in the 100'
Field Hockey
Fourth-seeded Catholic (7-11) stunned top-seed Moravian (14-3), 3-2, in OT in the Landmark semifinals. Niki Micciche scored twice including the golden goal
Soccer (W)
Not a good day for the top seeds in the CCC (Endicott), CSAC (Cedar Crest) NACC (Concordia Wisconsin) and NCAC (Denison)
Elizabethtown (7-6-4) advanced to the Landmark final with a 2-2, 8-7 PK decision against Susquehanna (11-4-1)
FALL SPORTS
4. Regional Rankings
The weekly regional rankings were released Wednesday. Here is the top team in each region for each sport.
Field Hockey
I. Babson II. Middlebury III. New Paltz IV. Rowan V. Johns Hopkins VI. Washington and Lee
I. Amherst II. MIT III. William Smith IV. Misericordia V. Johns Hopkins VI. Christopher Newport VII.Case Western Reserve VIII. Washington U. IX. Loras X. Trinity, Texas
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