Monday, December 2, 2002

MORAVIAN NAMES FOUR ASSISTANT BASKETBALL COACHES

BETHLEHEM, PA --- The Moravian College athletic department has named four new assistant basketball coaches for the 2002-03 season with Amy Endler joining the women’s basketball staff and David Jordan, Mike Frew and Keith Allison joining the men’s basketball staff.

Endler, a native of Roselle Park, New Jersey, returns to the Greyhounds after ten years after graduating in 1993. Endler scored 1,524 points for Moravian (fifth in school history) and she holds the school record with 222 career three-pointers. During Endler’s playing career, Moravian made four NCAA Division III Tournament appearances, hosted the NCAA Division III National Championship game in 1992 and won two Middle Atlantic Conference titles. Endler, who was the Eastern College Athletic Conference Rookie of the Year in 1990, was the head girls' basketball coach at Roselle Park High School from 1996 to 2002 and she was the head field hockey coach at the school from 1994 until 2001.

Jordan, a native of Point Pleasant, New Jersey, is also returning to his alma mater after a one-year absence. Jordan scored 1,059 points for the Greyhounds (15th in school history) and he holds the school record with 150 career three-pointers. Jordan had been working for Anaconda Sports since his graduation.

Frew, a native of Glen Ridge, New Jersey, joins the staff after finishing a four-year playing career for Moravian. Frew, who was a co-captain of the squad as a senior, has a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and he is working towards a degree in education.

Allison, who is from Quakertown, Pennsylvania, was an assistant coach at Quakertown High School for the last three seasons and coach of the freshman program. Allison is working on a degree in chemistry at Moravian.

Frew and Allison will also coach Moravian’s junior varsity program this season.