After 29 seasons guiding the Michigan State softball program, Jacquie Joseph has announced her retirement from coaching. She will remain with Spartan athletics, accepting a role in sports administration. Joseph closes her coaching career as the winningest coach in program history.
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Michigan State softball on upswing for first time in 10 years
In 2007, the last time Michigan State softball posted a winning season, junior Bridgette Rainey was 11 years old. Sophomore Ebonee Echols and freshman Jordan Watson were both 9. The three Spartans, all of which played their high school ball in Georgia and played club for the Atlanta Vipers, weren’t too familiar with MSUÂ softball. All three, however, did know there wasn’t much winning going on when they committed. For them, the opportunity to build something was the draw.
Source: Lansing State Journal
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Spartans Score 7-2 Win Over WMU In Home Opener
Michigan State head coach Jacquie Joseph recorded her 650th victory as the head coach of the Spartans as her team downed Western Michigan 7-2 at Secchia Stadium on Wednesday in MSU’s home opener.