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Zid Powell G 6-4 Jon Dos Anjos F 6-8 Tae Hardy G 6-3 Baylor Hebb G 6-2 Corey Camper Jr. G 6-5 David Terrell Jr. G 6-4 Trey Horton III G 6-5 Calvin Solomon F 6-7 Antwonne Holmes G 6-3 Garrett Levesque G 6-6 Sebastian Cole G 6-1 Otis Frazier III G/F 6-6 Babbacar Mbengue F 7-0 Derick Hamilton F 6-10 Elijah Jones F 6-8 Kevin Kalu F 6-9

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Corey Camper Jr. G 6-5 185 JR Sebastian Cole G 6-1 170 JR Jon Dos Anjos F 6-8 205 SR Otis Frazier III G/F 6-6 212 JR Derick Hamilton F 6-10 270 JR Tae Hardy G 6-3 190 SR Baylor Hebb G 6-2 185 JR Antwonne Holmes G 6-3 170 SO Trey Horton III G 6-5 208 FR Elijah Jones F 6-8 205 FR Kevin Kalu F 6-9 238 JR Garrett Levesque G 6-6 205 JR Babbacar Mbengue F 7-0 248 FR Zid Powell G 6-4 204 SR Calvin Solomon F 6-7 205 SR David Terrell Jr. G 6-4 190 FR

Tr. Philadelphia, Pa. (Buffalo) 1L Curitiba, Brazil (Florida SouthWestern College) 1L. Ellenwood, Ga. (Southern Miss) TR Colleyville, Texas (Colorado State) TR Little Rock, Ark. (Tyler JC) HS Dallas, Texas (Mansfield Summit HS) HS Charlotte, N.C. (Providence Day School) 1L Houston, Texas (Stephen F. Austin) 1L El Paso, Texas (Chapin HS) RS El Paso, Texas (Tarleton State) TR Aurora, Colo. (Otero College) 1L Buckeye, Ariz. (George Mason) TR Dakar, Senegal (DePaul) 1L Baton Rouge, La. (Bossier Parish CC) RS Pleasantville, N.J. (East Carolina) 2L Baltimore, Md. (Our Lady of Mount Carmel School)

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Hometown (HS/Previous School)

Little Rock, Ark. (Tyler JC) Aurora, Colo. (Otero College) Curitiba, Brazil (Florida SouthWestern College) Buckeye, Ariz. (George Mason) Baton Rouge, La. (Bossier Parish CC) Ellenwood, Ga. (Southern Miss) Colleyville, Texas (Colorado State) El Paso, Texas (Chapin HS) Charlotte, N.C. (Providence Day School) Pleasantville, N.J. (East Carolina) Baltimore, Md. (Our Lady of Mount Carmel School El Paso, Texas (Tarleton State) Dakar, Senegal (DePaul) Philadelphia, Pa. (Buffalo) Houston, Texas (Stephen F. Austin) Dallas, Texas (Mansfield Summit HS)

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vs. McMurry vs. USAO vs. UCSB vs. Austin Peay $ vs. Cal $ vs. Tulane/Bradley $ at LMU vs. Texas A&M - CC vs. Western New Mexico at Oregon at Abilene Christian @ vs. Norfolk State # vs. Wyoming/South Dakota State # vs. Seattle U at NM State * vs. Chicago State at FIU * vs. Middle Tennessee * vs. WKU * at LA Tech * at Sam Houston * vs. Jax State * vs. Liberty * vs. NM State * at WKU * at Middle Tennessee * vs. LA Tech * vs. Sam Houston * at Jax State * at Liberty * vs. FIU * CUSA Championships

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So. 6-10 210 Sr. 6-4 195 Jr. 6-5 190 So. 6-7 205 Sr. 6-3 190 Fr. 6-6 190 So. 6-4 195 Jr. 6-8 250 Jr. 6-4 180 Fr. 6-9 225 R-So. 6-5 185 So. 6-11 235 Jr. 6-7 230 Fr. 6-2 190 R-So. 6-2 180 R-Jr. 6-8 210 Jr. 7-0 230 Jr. 6-10 235 Jr. 5-11 180

Hometown (HS/Previous School)

Bentiu, South Sudan/Crean Lutheran HS Plainfield, N.J./ Temple University Fresno, Calif./Clovis West HS Belgrade, Serbia/Mladost Zemum Arroyo Grande, Calif./Arroyo Grande HS Phoenix, Ariz./Bella Vista College Prep Northridge, Calif./Creighton University Nairobi, Kenya/Barton CC Ans, Liege, Belgium/Sainte Marie Namur/Limburg Cuxhaven, Germany Oceanside, Calif./El Camino HS Tours, France/Auburn University Eden Prairie, Minn./Golden State Prep Arona, Italy/The King’s Academy (Tenn.) Westlake Village, Calif./Cal State East Bay Auburn, Calif./Yuba College New York, N.Y./City College of San Francisco Seattle, Wash./Mercer Island HS Santa Barbara, Calif./San Marcos HS

Head Coach: Joe Pasternack Assistant Coaches: Larry Lewis, Derek Glasser, Skye Ettin, Brian Eskilden

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6-3 6-8 6-2 6-2 6-4 6-6 6-8 5-8 5-10 6-2 6-7 6-6 7-3

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170 GS GS 176 Fr. 192 Jr. 192 GS 219 Sr. 189 R-Jr. Jr. 165 GS 176 Jr. 192 So. 167 So. 352 Sr.

Hometown (HS/Previous School)

Charleston, Mo. / Northwestern State Kansas City, Mo. / Lincoln University of Missouri Jefferson City, Mo. / The Skills Factory Prep West Plains, Mo. / Northwestern State Columbia, Mo. / Northwestern State Clarksville, Tenn. / Christian Brothers Winston-Salem, N.C. / Tallahassee CC (Fla.) Houston, Texas / Northwestern State Hannibal, Mo. / Quinnipiac Milwaukee, Wis. / Iona Florissant, Mo. / Missouri State Las Mina, Dominican Republic / Northwestern State Memphis, Tenn. / Northwestern State

Hoops Feature: jon dos anjos By Mark Brunner Strategic Communications After an injury-riddled first season in the Sun City, senior forward Jon Dos Anjos couldn’t wait to hit the courts without any health hinderances for the UTEP men’s basketball team in 2023-24. It came to fruition during the Miners’ 120-71 rout against Division III program McMurry on Nov. 6. Coming off the bench, Dos Anjos tallied a career-high matching 12 points on 5-6 shooting, including a perfect 2-2 from 3-point range. For good measure, he added a game high and career-best tying eight rebounds, doing all of this in only 16 minutes of action. “I’m very excited (to be back),” Dos Anjos said. “Like everybody knows, last year my left foot got injured the first game of the season, and I lost pretty much the 8

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first half of the season. I’m feeling good now, so in my last year, I’m trying to get off on the right foot.” He certainly did that against McMurry, showing off the shooting touch and all-around skills that made him a two-time All-League member for Florida SouthWestern College. That didn’t come as a surprise to Dos Anjos, as he knows what he brings to the team. “One thing the team needs (are players) that can make shots and make threes,” Dos Anjos said. “That’s one thing that I can do. I bring the energy. I’m a fifth-year player, I bring the experience. I’m trying to step up and be that leader that the team needs on and off the court.” It was a much better start to the year than a year ago for the native of Brazil, who went down with a knee injury less than one minute into his UTEP career in the season opener at No. 12 Texas on Nov. 7, 2022. He was out for nearly a month of action, returning to play against North New Mexico. The 6-9 big with skill who can shoot from anywhere on the court while also getting after it on the glass, Dos Anjos was starting to truly find his form last year in the

middle of Conference USA play. Then, it occurred again. Injury struck, and just like that, Dos Anjos’s season had to be shut down. Making matters worse was that it happened on the heels of one of his best games of the campaign. He had tallied a career-high tying 12 points (5-9 FGs, 2-4 on 3-pointers) in 19 minutes to help lead UTEP to a 77-66 triumph at UTSA on Feb. 11, 2023. Dos Anjos hit some particularly big shots down the stretch to guide UTEP to victory and snap a skid for the Orange and Blue. Unfortunately, Dos Anjos would not play again during the 2022-23 season. He quickly set his eyes on making an impact in 2023-24, but for that to happen, Dos Anjos had to spend a lot of time in rehab during the offseason. It was work on his body, but his mental approach helped fuel the recovery. “I had to focus a lot on my body, especially my legs” Dos Anjos said. “The one thing that got hurt the most was my legs and knees. I just had to keep positive. You’ve got to think that everything is going to be good. Storms come and go. They don’t stay forever. (continued on page 10)

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Sunny days last longer. So, you have to think about the sunny days every time because we’re going to pass through adversity like coach always says. You’ve got to prepare for that.” Another obstacle that Dos Anjos has overcome has been the ability to thrive even though he hasn’t seen his family back home in Brazil since prior to CoVID-19 hitting. “It’s been five years since the last time I was able to go and see my family,” Dos Anjos said. “My parents have never had a chance to come and watch me play college basketball. So, for my last season I’m playing for them and for my team.” Even though his family hasn’t seen Dos Anjos play in person, they do have the chance to watch him when the Miners are on ESPN+, which will be numerous times this year. There is one caveat, at least from his parent’s perspective. “They are going to have to be up late because it’s a four-hour difference,” Dos Anjos said. “I try to help them keep on track so they can watch our games.” One thing that has helped Dos Anjos manage not being around his family is the tight bond that he has developed with his teammates. “Basketball is a team sport where you need a family (type of bond),” Dos Anjos said. “If you don’t have family on the team, you’re not winning. That family and brotherhood environment (are important). I’m pretty comfortable with the guys, they’re my brothers. They can ask me anything, and I’ll try to help them. Dos Anjos has also felt at home in the Borderland. “El Paso’s culture is not too different from mine,” Dos Anjos said. “Coming here, I like the culture here. People act different. They are happy, say hi all the time. The fans love us no matter what.” Building a connection with people in the city inspires Dos Anjos once he’s under the bright lights. “It feels great, I love to play for the fans,” Dos Anjos said. “The environment is just too good. The 10

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games I got to play in at The Don, I really loved it.” The year has just started, but Dos Anjos, similar to his teammates, have big expectations. “We’re just wanting to do one thing, win the conference championship and get to March

Madness,” Dos Anjos said. “That is what I think about in my head. I hope everybody comes to the games. Come support, bring family and friends because this year is going to be different. We’re going to show that we’re a UTEP team for real.”

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GOLDING Abilene Christian ‘99 Third Season at UTEP | 25th Season as a Coach Joe Golding, who led Abilene Christian to the NCAA Tournament in two of his final three seasons with the program and an upset win over third-seed Texas in the 2021 “Big Dance” was appointed the 20th head coach in UTEP men’s basketball history on April 13, 2021. In 2022-23 he had to overhaul the roster after the Miners returned just one starter and three letterwinners total from a 20-win team a year prior. UTEP managed a 14-18 record, including a 67-64 victory against NM State on Nov. 12 for its first win against the

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Aggies in three years. That was the start of a five-game winning streak, which was aided by backto-back OT triumphs. UTEP’s five straight victories in November were the longest in the month in four years, which was aided by a mark of 3-0 in the inaugural Jim Forbes Classic Presented by Speaking Rock. The Miners came within a point of winning the WestStar Don Haskins Sun Bowl Invitational, falling 47-46 to eventual NCAA Tournament participant Kent State on Dec. 22. UTEP experienced a tough 1-4 stretch early in league

play, with those four setbacks by a combined 14 points. The Miners remained resilient on the way to forging seven league triumphs, capped by a 77-65 “Senior Day” triumph against Middle Tennessee on March 4. Shamar Givance was named to the five-member Conference USA men’s basketball All-Academic team, becoming the first Miner to secure a spot since Dominic Artis (second team) in 2015-16. Givance also garnered 2022-23 College Sports Communicators’ Academic All-District accolades. Golding experienced imme-

Golding File Personal Hometown: Wichita Falls, Texas

Education College: Abilene Christian

Playing Experience 1994-98: Abilene Christian

Coaching Experience 2021-Present: UTEP Head Coach

2011-21: Abilene Christian Head Coach

2008-11: Arkansas-Little Rock Assistant Coach

2005-08: Abilene Christian Assistant Coach

2004-05: Collin County CC Assistant Coach

2002-04: Sachse HS Head Coach

2001-02: Seminole JC Assistant Coach

1999-01: South Garland HS Assistant Coach

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diate success in his first year on the sidelines with the Orange and Blue, directing the Miners to their first 20-win season (20-14) since going 22-11 in 2014-15. UTEP earned a spot in The Basketball Classic for its first postseason appearance since 2015. The Miners defeated Western Illinois, 80-54, on March 19 for their first postseason win since 2009. UTEP was 11-7 in league play, securing the first winning record in conference action since forging a mark of 12-6 in 2016-17. That was aided by winning 10 of 14 down the stretch, including halting back-to-back C-USA West Division Champion North Texas’ 15-game winning streak, 70-68, on “Senior Day” on March 5. The Miners then went on to defeat Old Dominion, 74-64, on March 9 for their first victory at the C-USA Championships in five years. Golding’s charges achieved notable success on the road, compiling their most road wins (seven) since going 8-2 in 2013-14. UTEP (5-4) had its first winning record on the road in league play since 2016-17, and the five league road wins surpassed its total (four) of such games from the prior three seasons combined. The Miners registered their first road win at LA Tech since

2004, at New Mexico since 2009, at ODU since 2015 and at UTSA since 2015. They also secured the first road sweep of the LA Tech and Southern Miss trip in six years. UTEP enjoyed a six-game winning streak in conference play (Jan. 15 to Feb. 5), which was the longest since also posting six straight C-USA victories in 2016. With the Miners finishing at 20-14, Golding joined Don Haskins (18-6, 1961-62), Doc Sadler (27-8, 2004-05) and Tim Floyd (25-10, 2010-11) as the only coaches in program history to have a winning season in their first year on the sidelines. Overall, the prior 19 head coaches combined to forge an average record of 9-13 in their first year with UTEP. Individually, Souley Boum (second team) and Jamal Bieniemy (third team) both earned All-Conference USA accolades. Boum was also a NABC All-District honoree. Golding, 47, performed a remarkable turnaround at ACU after shepherding the Wildcats’ transition from Division II to Division I. He guided the Wildcats to a record of 158-144 in 10 seasons at the helm of the program (20112021), including a 71-23 mark over the last three years. ACU chalked up three consecutive 20-win sea-

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sons, finishing with a 27-7 mark in 2018-19, the most wins in program history. ACU finished 20-11 overall and 15-5 in league play during the 2019-20 season before the postseason was canceled due to the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic. It marked just the second time in program history that the team put together back-toback 20-win seasons including the postseason; the first came during coach Golding’s playing days. Golding directed ACU to a 24-5 overall record and a 13-2 Southland Conference mark during the 2020-21 campaign. The Wildcats claimed the Southland Conference tournament title, and the first NCAA Tournament win in program history when #14 seed ACU shocked the heavily favored Longhorns, 53-52, in the first round on March 20. Golding was named the NABC District 22 coCoach of the Year, while Kolton Kohl was selected to the All-District 22 first team. Kohl was also named to the 2020-21 All-Southland Conference first team, while Joe Pleasant earned second team All-League honors and Coryon

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Mason garnered third team recognition. Damien Daniels, Reggie Miller and Mason were also tabbed to the league All-Defensive team. Golding, who played point guard at ACU from 1994-98, took over as the head coach at his alma mater in 2011. In his first season, the Wildcats were 12-16 overall and 4-14 in the Lone Star Conference. ACU began competing at the Division I level during the 201314 season. Four years later, they reached the postseason (College Insider Tournament) and, the year after that, they were in the Big Dance. Golding’s teams have also excelled in the classroom with a perfect 1,000 Academic Progress Rate (APR) in each of the last four years, and a 3.2 grade point average this season. Every one of his players who exhausted their eligibility graduated from ACU. Golding’s first coaching job was as a varsity assistant at South Garland High School, where he helped the team to back-to-back Class 5A playoff appearances. He spent the 2001-02 season as an assistant coach at Seminole

Junior College before taking the head coaching job at Sachse High School. During the program’s first years at the 5A level, Golding led the team to a 15-14 record in 200203 and an 18-10 mark in 2003-04. Golding spent the 2004-05 season as an assistant coach at Collin County Community College, and the next three seasons (2005-08) as the top assistant to head coach Jason Copeland at ACU before joining head coach Steve Shields’ staff at Arkansas Little Rock. His three years at UALR (2008-11) produced a Sun Belt Conference title and an appearance in the NCAA Tournament. Golding was a four-year letterwinner at ACU from 1994-98, playing in all 108 games, and was given the Teague Point Guard Award as a senior. He shot 46 percent from the floor over his four-year career, and averaged 4.2 assists per game. He graduated from ACU with a bachelor’s degree in exercise and sport science in May of 1999. Golding and his wife, Amanda, have two sons, Cason and Chase.

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Third Season at UTEP | 11th Season as a Coach

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Personal

Hometown: Meeteetse, Wyo.

Hometown: Cleveland, Ohio

Hometown: Philadelphia, Penn.

Education

College: Eastern Michigan ‘98

College: Slippery Rock University ‘10

Playing Experience

2011-12: Houston Rockets 2010-11: Milwaukee Bucks 2009-10: Washington Wizards 2008-09: Virtus Bologna (Italy) 2007-08: Charlotte Bobcats 2006-07: Denver Nuggets/Milwaukee Bucks 2003-07: Denver Nuggets 2002-03 Golden State Warriors 2000-02: Los Angeles Clippers 1999-00: Orlando Magic/Cleveland Cavaliers 1998-99: NJ Nets/Cleveland Cavaliers 1994-98: Eastern Michigan

2008-10: Sippery Rock University

College: Mesa State College (Colo.) ‘91 Playing Experience 1989-91: Mesa State College (Colo.)

Coaching Experience 2021-Present: UTEP Associate Head Coach

2016-21: Stephen F. Austin Associate Head Coach

2014-16: Southern Miss Assistant Coach

2013-14: Southern Idaho Head Coach

2012-13: Texas Tech Assistant Coach

2011-12: Nebraska Assistant Coach

2009-11: South Florida Assistant Coach

2007-09: Kentucky Assistant Coach

2006-07: Texas A&M Assistant Coach

2003-06: Arkansas-Fort Smith Head Coach

1998-02: Garden City CC Head Coach

1997-98: North Dakota St. College of Science Head Coach

1993-97: UTSA Assistant Coach

1992-93: Paris College (Texas) Assistant Coach

1991-92: Wyoming

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2019-21: Arkansas Dir. of Student-Athlete Development

2019: Orlando Magic (Summer League) Director of Player Personnel

2013-19: Douglas County HS (Colo.) Head Coach

Coaching Experience 2022-Present: UTEP Assistant Coach

2021-22: UTEP

Chief of Staff

2020-21: Abilene Christian

Special Assistant to the Head Coach

2013-19: Douglas County HS (Colo.) Head Coach

utep basketball staff Chief of Staff Austin cox

Director of Sports Medicine Andrew Ure

Slippery Rock University ‘10

Averett ‘09

Second Season at UTEP

Fifth Season at UTEP

Director of Player Development Kevin Kaerwer

Asst. Dir. of Speed, Strength & Conditioning

Central College ‘14

Marywood University ‘13

Third Season at UTEP

Second Season at UTEP

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Rian stubbs

Administrative Assistant Mary RAmos

Hardin-Simmons

University of Phoenix ‘08

Second Season at UTEP

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Graduate Assistant Reggie Miller Abilene Christian University ‘22 Second Season at UTEP

Graduate Assistant Eddie fernandez UTEP ‘22 Second Season at UTEP as Grad Assistant

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The State School of Mines and Metallurgy opened in September 1914 because city leaders shared a vision for higher education. In 1920, it became known as Texas College of Mines (TCM). To better reflect its role as an expanding regional college campus, the school changed its name in 1949 to Texas Western College. In 1967, it became The University of Texas at El Paso.

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UTEP’s original colors were burnt orange and white, adopted from The University of Texas, and shared with UT San Antonio. In 1980, when President Haskell Monroe came to campus, he found

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that many individuals desired to give UTEP an identity of its own by changing the school’s colors. Early on Dr. Monroe was presented with a proposal to change the colors to orange and blue. Unfortunately, UT San Antonio changed their colors to orange and blue just days before UTEP’s proposal was presented. This minor issue was quickly resolved by altering the shades of orange and blue. The chosen orange was more “brownish” than “burnt” and was thought to resemble the mountains at the pass. The blue was slightly darker than the blue being used by the old NFL team, the Houston Oilers; the color was identified as “El Paso Bright Blue Sky.” Officially, the academic colors of all the institutions in the UT System were orange and

white, but for athletic purposes, additional or substitute colors could be used with the Board’s approval. Monroe presented his argument and the color selection to the Board of Regents and they voted in UTEP’s favor.

Mascot Paydirt Pete

In the spring of 1919, the registrar for the School of Mines, Ruth Monro Augur, designed the institution’s first official seal. The seal featured a head of a spade with a mining burro superimposed on it. This burro, noted the Prospector student newspaper at the time, was to be the school’s first mascot. The University of Texas at El Paso’s first live mascot was a burro. But Paydirt Pete — UTEP’s pickaxe-wielding mascot with the smooth mustache and square chin — has been an indelible symbol of the University’s athletic prowess and Miner spirit for more than 40 years. Since 1974 when the moniker “Paydirt Pete” was adopted, fans have watched the mighty mascot undergo six incarnations. Paydirt Pete started as a Disney-like character in 1980. He developed muscles and a smoking habit in 1983, but ditched the cigar three years later. Pete exchanged his mining helmet for a cowboy hat and a handlebar mustache in 1999, then became a scraggly miner the following year. In 2005, he was finally transformed into the “Magnum, P.I.” look-alike that Miner fans love today.

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Jim Senter was named UTEP’s Director of Athletics on Nov. 22, 2017 and currently serves as Vice President and Director of Athletics. To say that Senter has been busy since arriving in the Sun City would be quite the understatement. He has hired head coaches for football (Dana Dimel), men’s basketball (Joe Golding), men’s golf (Aaron Puetz), women’s golf (Steve Sims), rifle (Andrea Palafox), soccer (Gibbs Keeton), softball (T.J. Hubbard) and volleyball (Ben Wallis). With a firm belief that “Every Person Makes a Difference,” Senter has engaged Miner supporters far and wide. He ushered in sweeping changes to the iconic Sun Bowl Stadium, with the addition of indoor and outdoor club seating, loge boxes, suites, the GECU Terrace, Hunt Family Sky Lounge and Paul and Alejandra Foster Tower. He also orchestrated the addition of UTEP’s 17th Division I sport, beach volleyball, which began competing in the spring of 2023. On the field, highlights from the Senter era have included the football team earning its first bowl appearance in seven years, volleyball reaching postseason play for the first time ever, women’s cross country capturing its first conference championship, and women’s track and field winning the Conference USA Indoor title. In 2022, a schoolrecord 207 UTEP student-athletes made the Conference USA Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll (minimum 3.0 GPA). In 2023, 72 Miners were recipients of C-USA 34

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Academic Medals (minimum 3.75 GPA), another school standard. Senter served as Director of Intercollegiate Athletics at The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, from 201417. During that time he hired head coaches in football, men’s basketball, baseball, soccer and volleyball. Senter’s fundraising efforts resulted in significant improvements being made to the football, basketball and baseball facilities. He grew scholarship endowment by nearly $6 million in cash and pledges over three years. His total fundraising numbers set school records. Senter grew football attendance by more than 3,000 spectators per game, and the Bulldogs led the Southern Conference in attendance. They posted a 10-win season in 2016 and a nine-victory campaign in 2015. Academically, 174 Bulldog student-athletes garnered placement on the Southern Conference Honor Roll in 2017. The year prior, The Citadel produced two CoSIDA (College

Sports Information Directors of America) Academic All-Americans. Senter went to The Citadel after spending seven years (200613) at the University of Colorado, where he worked his way up to Senior Associate Athletic Director for External Operations. Senter was the sport supervisor for the Colorado football, skiing, men’s and women’s golf programs. He also had supervision over the Chief Marketing Officer and numerous other areas including facilities, sports medicine, sports performance, game and event management and equipment services. He began his tenure at Colorado as Associate AD for Development. In that role, his responsibilities included all fundraising efforts, including the annual fund (student-athlete scholarships), major gifts and coordinating all donation-related activities and staff. He was later elevated to Associate Athletic Director. Before Colorado, Senter served as Associate Athletic Director for Development/Senior Associate AD for External Sales

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a student assistant in 1981 and 1982. He later held that role at his alma mater, the University of Tulsa, from 1983-85 before moving on to Idaho. Senter earned his bachelor’s degree in physical education from Tulsa in 1985, and added a master’s degree in recreation from Idaho in 1992 while serving on the football coaching staff. He was born in Doylestown, Pa., and graduated from Jay (Okla.) High School where he was a football letter winner. He is married to the former Susan Beck and the couple has four children -- Shawna, Derick, Matthew and Samantha.

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Dr. Heather Wilson became the 11th President of The University of Texas at El Paso in 2019 after serving as Secretary of the United States Air Force. She is the former president of the South Dakota School of Mines & Technology, and she represented New Mexico in the United States Congress for 10 years. In the private sector, she

has served as a senior adviser to defense and scientific industry. Active in community and national affairs, she is a member of the National Science Board, which oversees the National Science Foundation. Recently, she was elected inaugural Chair of the Alliance of Hispanic Serving Research Universities. Dr. Wilson is the granddaughter of immigrants and was the first person in her family to go to college. She graduated from the U.S. Air Force Academy in the third class to admit women and earned her master’s and doctoral degrees from Oxford University in England as a Rhodes Scholar. UTEP is located on the U.S.Mexico border – in the fifth largest

manufacturing region in North America – and serves 24,000 students with 169 bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degree programs in nine colleges and schools. In the top 5% of public universities in the United States for research and designated a community-engaged university by the Carnegie Foundation, UTEP is America’s leading Hispanic-serving university. It is the fourth largest research university in Texas and serves a student body that is 84% Hispanic. President Wilson is an instrument rated private pilot. She and her husband, Jay Hone, have three adult children and one granddaughter.

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