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"Mary Ann Hitchens (born 1944 or 1945)" Remove the ref from the lead. Her birth year should be cited in the body.
Moved to body.
Link basketball in lead I guess.
Linked.
Link softball in body.
Linked.
"Hitchens began serving as a teacher, the women's basketball and field hockey coach at Springer Junior High School in 1967" I had to read this sentence twice. Change to "In 1967, Hitchens began serving as a teacher as well as the women's basketball and field hockey coach at Springer Junior High School"
Changed.
"was named the ECC of the year" Is that supposed to say coach of the year or something?
Oops – fixed.
Maybe add a little bit to the lead.
Expanded – does that look alright?
Two of the infobox highlight links are misleading. There are not articles for the Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens HOF or the ECAC HOF.
Delinked UD HoF – delinked 'hall of fame' from the ECAC although I kept ECAC linked.
Change infobox highlight to "University of Delaware Athletics Hall of Fame" since that's what the body calls it.
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