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Virginia Tech's Kenny Brooks first Black women's coach to win ACC tournament

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Virginia Tech's Kenny Brooks first Black women's coach to win ACC tournament​


Virginia Tech head coach Kenny Brooks became the first Black head coach to win the ACC women's basketball tournament crown Sunday when his 3-seed Hokies defeated the 4-seed Louisville Cardinals 75-67. Brooks' accomplishment comes days after Notre Dame head coach Niele Ivey became the first Black coach to win the conference's regular-season championship. Brooks, who was hired in Blacksburg ahead of the 2016-17 season following a successful career at James Madison, has made Virginia Tech a national contender after years of irrelevance. Since he took the helm, the Hokies have appeared in the WNIT or NCAA tournament each season, and with the win Sunday locked up a third consecutive appearance in the latter.

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Virginia Tech's Kenny Brooks first Black women's coach to win ACC tournament​


Virginia Tech head coach Kenny Brooks became the first Black head coach to win the ACC women's basketball tournament crown Sunday when his 3-seed Hokies defeated the 4-seed Louisville Cardinals 75-67. Brooks' accomplishment comes days after Notre Dame head coach Niele Ivey became the first Black coach to win the conference's regular-season championship. Brooks, who was hired in Blacksburg ahead of the 2016-17 season following a successful career at James Madison, has made Virginia Tech a national contender after years of irrelevance. Since he took the helm, the Hokies have appeared in the WNIT or NCAA tournament each season, and with the win Sunday locked up a third consecutive appearance in the latter.

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