Comments on: �ֲ��ý women’s basketball coach Jim Murphy retires after 21 seasons, 343 victories and six NCAA appearances

By: Hello PK

Hello PK — Wed, 04 Mar 2020 21:25:00 +0000

What a Man. Jim Murphy retires after 21 seasons, 343 victories wow tremendous performance

By: Nick Krot

Nick Krot — Mon, 13 Apr 2015 23:28:34 +0000

You have been a rock. Your commitment to �ֲ��ý athletics has been extraordinary. I commend you and thank you.

By: Larry Power '69

Larry Power '69 — Sat, 11 Apr 2015 21:45:07 +0000

Murph, you are the best. No one could be prouder of you than those of us who started our �ֲ��ý journey with you in September of 1965. As a fellow denizen of Smith North, your friend and classmate, I raise a celebratory glass to you and say: It couldn’t happen
to a better man. Congratulations!

By: Jon Wilska

Jon Wilska — Sat, 11 Apr 2015 16:19:49 +0000

Hey Murph,
Who woulda’ guessed that a guy who could throw a football 50 yards and set records galore but couldn’t hit the rim in C league basketball would turn out to have such an amazing career in hoop (lol). Congratulations on an amazing career. Enjoy your retirement. Jon Wilska

By: Larry Power '69

Larry Power '69 — Fri, 10 Apr 2015 19:49:26 +0000

Congrats to a true Son Of Smith
North! No one could be prouder of
you than those of us who started out
together in “Sigma Nu” in Sept. of
1965. All of us from Class of ’69 raise
our collective glass to you. We Love
Ya, Murph!

By: John "Archie" Lanza

John "Archie" Lanza — Fri, 10 Apr 2015 18:55:25 +0000

Jim,

Congratulations on your retirement! You’ve had a nice run for sure. It was a pleasure to play football with you, and to watch you set records at �ֲ��ý. You were a great teammate, and I’m sure those who played for you over the years view you as a great coach. It’s always nice to see a Bobcat do well.

With warm regards and best wishes,

John “Archie” Lanza

By: Wendy Foley

Wendy Foley — Thu, 09 Apr 2015 19:13:48 +0000

As a 1970 grad, I must have seen you on the football field but don’t remember you. But, I am proud of your success with leading women in team sports. It’s a great confidence booster and lifelong character builder. Happy retirement.

By: Bill Farrington �ֲ��ý, 1966

Bill Farrington �ֲ��ý, 1966 — Wed, 08 Apr 2015 20:00:36 +0000

Murph, Congratulations on an incredible career, both in public education and at �ֲ��ý. It was those good Maine roots that laid the foundation for your athletic accomplishments as a player and as a two sport coach. How fortunate for those of us who played with you, and also for those who played for you. Congrats also to your family who supported you all these years. Coaches families deserve lots of credit too.
All the best.
Willie

By: Chris and Dini Coffin

Chris and Dini Coffin — Wed, 08 Apr 2015 15:35:03 +0000

Our daughter, Meg played both basketball and soccer for Jim Murphy. Jim is not only a terrific coach but also a wonderful person. He cared deeply about his players and understood what motivated them. He will be missed by many.
Jim, we wish you a happy and healthy retirement!

By: Chris and Dini Coffin

Chris and Dini Coffin — Wed, 08 Apr 2015 15:35:03 +0000

Comments on: �ֲ���ý women’s basketball coach Jim Murphy retires after 21 seasons, 343 victories and six NCAA appearances

By: Hello PK

By: Nick Krot

By: Larry Power '69

By: Jon Wilska

By: Larry Power '69

By: John "Archie" Lanza

By: Wendy Foley

By: Bill Farrington �ֲ���ý, 1966

By: Chris and Dini Coffin

By: Chris and Dini Coffin

Comments on: �ֲ��ý women’s basketball coach Jim Murphy retires after 21 seasons, 343 victories and six NCAA appearances

By: Bill Farrington �ֲ��ý, 1966