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Jack Tyrrell Steps Up as New Era Begins for Men's Volleyball Program
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2025/26 Women's Volleyball Roster Preview
Blazers women's volleyball has been one of the most active programs this off-season, with recruiting for the 2025/26 squad beginning back in November, and it continued to add pieces throughout the winter and spring. The Blazers were back in the MCAC Finals this past February, and are hoping to land another spot at the 2026 CCAA Nationals next March, when the tournament comes to Manitoba for the first time.
2025/26 Men's Volleyball Roster Preview
Although it may just seem like summer is around the corner, Blazers Men's Volleyball has been on a recruiting hot streak filling their roster for the 2025/26 season. After a historic run at the 2025 CCAA Men's Volleyball Nationals, new head coach Jack Tyrrell will have his work cut out for him in topping the 2024/25 team's success on the national level, but there's a lot that needs to happen between now and next March that will determine how this year's team performs.
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Jack Tyrrell Steps Up as New Era Begins for Men's Volleyball Program
The CMU Men's Volleyball program is pleased to announce Jack Tyrrell the successor to longtime head coach Don Dulder, as the rising star in the local coaching scene proved his worth assisting Dulder in preparing the Blazers for their 2025 CCAA Nationals run.
Men's Volleyball's Dulder Calls it a College Coaching Career
Long time men's volleyball head coach Don Dulder has decided to call it a career after enjoying many successes with the Blazers over his 11 years with CMU that saw the seasoned coach turn the program into a perennial powerhouse in the MCAC and beyond.
Two-Time Reigning MCAC and NIAC Player of the Year Briana Ehrmantraut Gets Professional Contract Looks in Tampa Showcase
CMU Women's Basketball's Briana Ehrmantraut may have just recently crossed the stage in her graduation ceremony in April, but the two-time reigning MCAC and NIAC Player of the Year is already looking at professional opportunities in Europe, following in the footsteps of some other recent Blazers alumni Shirliz Apiyo, Anna Pyne, and Julia Schatkowsky, who have all recently featured on professional club basketball rosters.
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