Women's Soccer Southern Conference

Davidson's Hundley Steps Down from Post as Women's Soccer Head Coach

DAVIDSON, N.C. - Davidson College today announced Kevin Hundley, the
head coach of the women's soccer team for the past 13 seasons, will
leave his position. The search for the third head coach of the program
will begin immediately.

"It's always difficult when a member of the Davidson College community
moves on, but we celebrate the past success that Coach Hundley brought
to the women's soccer program," said Davidson Athletics Director Jim
Murphy. "We appreciate his years of service to Davidson and wish him
great success as his career moves forward."

Hundley took over the reins of the program in 1991 in just the third
year of the team's existence. During his 13 years at the helm, he posted
a record of 118-133-15 (.472), including a spectacular 52-27-5 (.649)
mark in Southern Conference play. In nine of his 13 seasons, Hundley's
team registered a .500 record or better, including the 2000 squad which
set a school-record with 14 victories.

The Southern Conference began sponsoring women's soccer as a
championship sport in 1994, and Hundley and his Wildcats reigned as
league champion the first three seasons by virtue of winning the league
tournament. In 10 years of conference play, Davidson finished with a
record of at least .600 seven times and at least .500 nine times.

Hundley coached two conference players of the year, one conference
freshman of the year, 22 first-team all-conference performers and five
CoSIDA Academic All-District performers. His teams have won the NSCAA
Team Academic Award - which is given to teams with a GPA of 3.0 or
better - every year since its inception in 1996.

TRANSACTIONS

DAVIDSON COLLEGE - Announced Kevin Hundley, Women's Soccer Head Coach,
stepped down from his position.