Bowdoin women’s coach Stacy Wilson has resigned, the school announced.
Wilson led the Polar Bears to .500 records in the final two of her three seasons with the team.
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“It has been a distinct privilege and a most fulfilling professional experience to have worked with the student-athletes and the staff of Bowdoin College over the past three years,” Wilson said in a statement. “Thus it is only after careful reflection on personal considerations that I have decided to return to New Brunswick, Canada. Bowdoin truly is a special and unique environment and I will look forward to visiting Brunswick to cheer on the Polar Bears in the future.”
Wilson, a former Canadian national team player who previously was an assistant coach at Minnesota-Duluth, had a 28-35-9 record in three seasons at Bowdoin.
