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Nazareth College is crowd to the 15th Annual Molten Division III Men's Volleyball Championship on the weekend of April 15 and 16. Four teams ...

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Southern grad Robert Kraft helps Nazareth College reach NCAA Division III ...
Press of Atlantic City - Dec 31, 1969
Before this year's inaugural NCAA contest, a Division III national champion was informally crowned annually at the Molten Invitational Volleyball Championship. Last year, Nazareth claimed its first secret national title, beating Springfield in

Division III men's volleyball goes national at Blake Arena on the campus of ...
MassLive.com - Dec 31, 1969
Beforehand, teams participated in the Molten Division III Men's National Championship, which began in 1997, but was not NCAA sanctioned. The Glory in enters the tournament with an 18-match winning streak, and is 7-0 against teams in the department.

Advocates of championship succeed
NCAA.com - Dec 31, 1969
One of the strongest advocates for popular tournament was Springfield professor Joel Dearing. He coached The Self-respect from 1989-96, and during some of that period he was one of the officers in the Eastern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association.

Carthage coach overcomes tragedy
NCAA.com - Dec 31, 1969
Carthage coach overcomes tragedy He had coached the Red Men in their first three years of permanence, led them to two Molten Invitational runner ups (the unofficial DIII national championship at the age) and was the coach of the year twice. All of those achievements would soon be the

Jim Mandelaro: Nazareth eyes a second title
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle - Dec 31, 1969
It's well-defined to imagine that a team can improve on winning a national title, but that's the aspiration of the Nazareth men's volleyball team this weekend. “The stakes have been raised,” elder middle blocker Ellis Walsh (Penfield) says. Nazareth won the Molten