Southern announces coaching changes for golf, tennis

Aug. 19, 2004

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Greim to head up golf squad; Sheryl Posch to assist in tennis

Missouri Southern State University has announced some changes in coaching for the institution’s men’s golf and women’s tennis teams.

Kevin Greim, who serves as MSSU’s athletics marketing & broadcasting director, has stepped in as the Lions’ new head golf coach. He replaces Scott Stettes, who resigned his position earlier this summer to devote more time to his family. However, Stettes will continue to serve the Lions in an instructional capacity.

An avid golfer, Greim served as interim men’s golf coach at Southern in the fall of 2001.

In women’s tennis, Sheryl Posch will remain with the Lions as an assistant after concluding a stellar tennis-playing career at MSSU. She and her mother, current Lions head coach Jane Posch, will share responsibilities with the squad.

Posch, an All-MIAA and MIAA Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll selection, played No. 1 singles and doubles for Southern all four years. She posted a record of 45-48 in singles play and 52-34 in doubles action.

The MSSU men’s golf team opens the 2004 fall season on Sept. 13 at the NEO Norsemen Invitational at Peoria Ridge Golf Club in Miami, Okla.

Southern’s women’s tennis squad begins its fall schedule on Sept. 4 at the MIAA Fall Doubles Tournament.


	Aug. 19, 2004 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Southern announces coaching changes for golf, tennis Greim to head up golf squad; Sheryl Posch to assist in tennis Missouri Southern State University has announced some changes in coaching for the institution’s men’s golf and women’s tennis teams. Kevin Greim, who serves as MSSU’s athletics marketing & broadcasting director, has stepped in as the Lions’ new head golf coach. He replaces Scott Stettes, who resigned his position earlier this summer to devote more time to his family. However, Stettes will continue to serve the Lions in an instructional capacity. An avid golfer, Greim served as interim men’s golf coach at Southern in the fall of 2001. In women’s tennis, Sheryl Posch will remain with the Lions as an assistant after concluding a stellar tennis-playing career at MSSU. She and her mother, current Lions head coach Jane Posch, will share responsibilities with the squad. Posch, an All-MIAA and MIAA Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll selection, played No. 1 singles and doubles for Southern all four years. She posted a record of 45-48 in singles play and 52-34 in doubles action. The MSSU men’s golf team opens the 2004 fall season on Sept. 13 at the NEO Norsemen Invitational at Peoria Ridge Golf Club in Miami, Okla. Southern’s women’s tennis squad begins its fall schedule on Sept. 4 at the MIAA Fall Doubles Tournament.