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| Thursday, April 22, 2004 | Updated: 04.25.04 | ||||||
 Decker leads by example
Coach praises senior for leadership, driveTo get an indication of how talented women's lacrosse senior midfielder Gail Decker is, one simply should look at the numbers that she puts up. Decker leads the NCAA both in goals scored and points per game this season and is a candidate for the Tewaaraton Trophy, awarded to the National Player of the Year.
Dukes set for conference tournament
Women's TennisThe JMU women's tennis team heads to the College of William & Mary Thursday for the Colonial Athletic Association Tournament April 22-25. The Dukes finished the season with a solid 12-6 record overall while going 3-1 in the conference. JMU enters the CAA tournament seeded fifth in a 10-team field.
JMU heads to W&M for CAAs
Dukes looking for first-round winThe men's tennis team earned the fifth seed in the upcoming Colonial Athletic Association Conference Tournament, where it will play the fourth-seeded University of North Carolina-Wilmington.
Keener hires final
assistants
Coach Dean Keener has finalized his coaching staff for the 2003-'04 men's basketball season.
Dukes ready for annual
spring game
FootballSpring practice began two weeks ago, and as JMU heads into its annual spring game Saturday, it seems the right people are paying attention.
Men's TennisThe men’s tennis team swept all three doubles matches and defeated Washington and Lee University 5-1 Tuesday at the Convocation Center Tennis Courts in their last regular season match.
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