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Montana State Names Former Rutgers Assistant Hailey Barrett New Women's Tennis Head Coach

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Barrett replaces former head coach Suzie Woodburn, who resigned after three seasons in May to spend more time with her young family.

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Montana State Tabs Hailey Barrett Women’s Head Tennis Coach - Montana State University Athletics

Hailey Barrett, who recently completed her third season as an assistant at Rutgers University, has been named Montana State's next women's head tennis coach.

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Montana State names former Rutgers assistant Hailey Barrett new women's tennis head coach

Barrett replaces former head coach Suzie Woodburn, who resigned after three seasons in May to spend more time with her young family.

2 days ago

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