US EditionTennessee’s longest-serving city manager announces plans to retire
- Joe McKeown plans to retire after the 2025-26 season, concluding a coaching career with nearly 800 wins over four decades, as announced by Northwestern.
- McKeown has a record of 777-432 with 17 NCAA Tournament appearances, coaching at Northwestern, George Washington, and New Mexico State.
- Under McKeown, Northwestern achieved its first Big Ten championship in 30 years and set a program record for wins at 26-4 in the 2022-23 season.
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Tennessee’s longest-serving city manager announces plans to retire
PIGEON FORGE, Tenn. (WATE) — Forty-five years after becoming the Volunteer State's first female city manager, Pigeon Forge City Manager Earlene Teaster has announced she plans to retire later this year. The City of Pigeon Forge shared on Tuesday that Teaster will retire on June 30, after serving her hometown for 63 years. Lady Vol pitcher Karlyn Pickens throws fastest pitch in college softball history In 1961, Teaster was first hired as th…
Northwestern women's basketball coach Joe McKeown will retire after 2025-26 season
Northwestern women's basketball coach Joe McKeown, who has won nearly 800 games over four decades spent mostly leading the Wildcats and George Washington, plans to retire after the 2025-26 season, the school announced on Monday.McKeown has a 777-432 record with 17 NCAA Tournament appearances in 39 years at Northwestern, George Washington and New Mexico State.McKeown credited ESPN commentator Michael Wilbon, a Northwestern alum and trustee, for c…
Joe McKeown, the Longtime Northwestern women’s basketball coach, to retire after the 2025-26 season
EVANSTON — Northwestern coach Joe McKeown, who has won nearly 800 games over four decades spent mostly leading the Wildcats and George Washington, plans to retire after the 2025-26 season, the school announced on Monday. McKeown has a 777-432 record with 17 NCAA Tournament appearances in 39 years at Northwestern, George Washington and New Mexico State. McKeown credited ESPN commentator Michael Wilbon, a Northwestern alum and trustee, for convinc…
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