Pitch perfect!
Mean Green Softball pitcher Hope Trautwein tossed North Texas’s first-ever perfect game against Arkansas – Pine Bluff in an 8-2 sweep at Sunday’s doubleheader. To say this is impressive is an understatement. By registering all 21 outs by strikeout, this senior became the first pitcher in Division I history to throw a seven-inning perfect game and second perfect game in Conference USA history. Head Coach Rodney DeLong says, “any time she gets the ball, she never surprises us with the success she has. She’s the hardest worker on our team, she brings it every day and she deserves all the credit and all the success in the world.”
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UNT at Frisco branch campus plans underway
In partnership with the City of Frisco, the University of North Texas is developing a 100-acre site known as the Frisco branch campus. This new campus, an extension of UNT’s campus in Denton and the current Frisco campuses, will expand educational opportunities in the North Texas region now and into the future, giving students the convenience of multiple campuses, in person and online courses. Initial construction work on the new branch campus has begun and is anticipated to open with 27 undergraduate and master’s level degree programs.
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