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Lindsay Feig To Take Reins for SBCC Women's LacrosseAug. 18, 2010
"Feig and I met coaching at a clinic in Orange County this past spring and I invited her to come coach at our summer camp," said UCSB head coach Paul Ramsey commenting on the SBCC addition. "She did a great job both times and the wheels started turning as we'd been looking for a way to free up some time for Jillian." SBCC is a starting point for many UCSB students as they earn the units and the GPA needed to transfer. SBCC and UCSB have a guaranteed transfer agreement for students who complete 60 units with a 3.2 GPA. Having a coaching staff involved in both programs ultimately leads to a better situtation for all the students involved. Feig had this to say about her new position, "I am so excited to take the job at SBCC. I have enjoyed seeing the game spread in the Orange County area and helping spread the game to Santa Barbara and teaching the game to a new group of players is thrilling. "I look forward to showing the game to new players as well as improving the skills of the veteran players and creating a competitive team," added Feig. Feig will be on the SBCC campus for her first day on the job Monday. Fall Ball starts Tuesday, August 24th, for the Vaqueros with a week of beginner lessons and then try-outs start Tuesday, August 31st. Following her successful Bulldog career on the field, Feig returned to Redlands in 2008 as the assistant women’s lacrosse coach after serving as a team leader on the women’s lacrosse team as a two-year captain. A New England native, Feig had a standout career as a goalkeeper for the women’s lacrosse team at Redlands. She received First-Team All-Region honors in 2008, ranked 15th in Division III in save percentage (.537) in 2008 and holds the program records for career saves (424), saves in a season (161 in 2008) and saves in a game (21).
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