Some Laramie County Community College players and coaches were in remorse with the news of Athletic Director Scott Noble taking a job at Western New Mexico University. The school is located in Silver City, N. M., which is approximately a 782 mile drive from Cheyenne. Noble had been the Athletic Director at LCCC for three
Laramie County Community College’s Director of Athletics and Campus Recreation, Scott Noble, has taken a new job in Silver City, New Mexico at Western New Mexico University. It was unexpected even for Noble. Noble said he was not looking for a new job nor did he want one. Wingspan sat down with Noble to ask
Laramie County Community College will be searching for a new Athletics and Campus Recreation director this spring after Scott Noble, who formerly held the position, left LCCC for the Director of Athletics job at Western New Mexico University. “I want to say thanks for Noble’s time with us,” Judy Hay, vice president of Student Services,
The Shawn Dubie Memorial Rodeo will take place on the first weekend of March, but the rest of the homecoming events have not yet been scheduled. Normally, homecoming and the memorial take place in the fall semester at Laramie County Community College. Due to the horse quarantine last fall, events were pushed back
Laramie County Community College athletes might bring entertainment and joy to Cheyenne residents through their hard work on the field or hardwood, but they also volunteer their time through community service activities. Student-athletes at LCCC are required to perform 20 hours of community service around the local area. Each team works with an organization or
Laramie County Community College’s Director of Athletics/Campus Recreation, Scott Noble, is leaving the Golden Eagles as he has accepted the position as Director of Athletics at Western New Mexico University, it was announced Monday. “My wife Debbie and I are very thankful for this opportunity to be a part of Grant County and Mustang Nation,”