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- 1DePaul tennis heads to Louisville and Hope invitationals▼DePaul Heads to Louisville and Hope College Invitationals
DePaul University's tennis program is traveling to compete in two fall tournaments, the Louisville Invitational and the Hope College Invitational. The announcement from DePaul athletics sets out the Blue Demons' upcoming schedule as players face opponents from other schools in tournament play. It is a routine update on the team's season calendar, of interest mainly to DePaul fans and college tennis followers.
- 2Chris Holtmann and DePaul agree to contract extension●NCAA CBB: Chris Holtmann, DePaul agree to contract extension … https://www. espn.com/mens-college-basketba ll/story/_/id
DePaul and men's basketball head coach Chris Holtmann have agreed to a contract extension, according to ESPN. Holtmann, the former Butler and Ohio State coach, took over the Blue Demons program and the school has moved to secure his services amid ongoing rebuild efforts in Big East play. Reaction online has been mostly fans debating whether the extension is warranted based on the team's progress so far this season.
- 3DePaul's Medica Wins at ITA All-Americans Before Notre Dame Trip●Medica Earns Win at ITA All-Americans, Headlines DePaul at Notre Dame
DePaul tennis player Medica earned a win at the ITA All-Americans tournament, one of college tennis's premier fall events, and now headlines the Blue Demons' squad as the team prepares for competition at Notre Dame. The result marks an early-season highlight for the program as players across the country battle for national rankings.
- 4DePaul Extends Men's Basketball Coach Chris Holtmann Through 2031●Men's Basketball Head Coach Chris Holtmann Signs Extension Through 2031
DePaul University has signed men's basketball head coach Chris Holtmann to a contract extension running through 2031, the school's athletics department announced. The deal signals the university's commitment to Holtmann's long-term leadership of the program. Holtmann previously coached at Butler and Ohio State before taking over the Blue Demons.