Albany State women’s tennis program looking for new leadership
Tenure of interim head coach James Lenny Gray ends
Staff reports
Staff reports
ALBANY, Ga. — Albany State athletic director Sherie Gordon announced a change in leadership with the women’s tennis program, ending the tenure of interim head coach James Lenny Gray.
In one year under Gray, the ASU women’s tennis program compiled a 3-16 overall record, including a SIAC conference mark of 3-10.
“We thank Coach Gray for his service to our women’s tennis program and to the University,” Gordon said. “We wish him well in his future endeavors”.
A search for new leadership will begin immediately to find a new head coach.
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