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Bryden Brown returns to LC State as golf coach

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Bryden Brown, a former Lewis-Clark State College golfer and Moscow High graduate, has returned to coach for the LC State Warriors golf program as its first full-time assistant coach.

Brown, who played for LC State before moving to Division I at California Baptist, said he is excited to "give back to a program that really grew me as a person and a player." The Warriors men's golf team recently won its first-ever Cascade Collegiate Conference team title and qualified for NAIA Nationals. Head coach Zach Anderson, who previously coached Brown as a player, called Brown's hiring "a no-brainer" for the program's continued growth.

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  • Bryden Brown is a former Lewis-Clark State College golferHe grew up to play for Moscow High and Lewis-Clark State College before moving on to try his hand at the Division I level the last two years with California Baptist (Riverside, Calif.).
  • Bryden Brown is a Moscow High graduateNamed for a Lewiston golf course, he grew up to play for Moscow High and Lewis-Clark State College before moving on to try his hand at the Division I level the last two years with California Baptist (Riverside, Calif.).
  • Bryden Brown has returned to coach for the LC State Warriors golf programNow, Brown has made his homecoming to serve as an assistant coach for his first collegiate team, the Lewis-Clark State Warriors.
  • Bryden Brown is the first full-time assistant coach for the LC State Warriors golf programBrown will be the first full-time assistant for the Warrior program, which has been on the rise recently, claiming its first-ever Cascade Collegiate Conference team title on the men’s side this past spring and qualifying the men’s and women’s programs for NAIA Nationals.
  • Bryden Brown played for LC State before moving to Division I at California BaptistHe grew up to play for Moscow High and Lewis-Clark State College before moving on to try his hand at the Division I level the last two years with California Baptist (Riverside, Calif.).
  • Bryden Brown said he is excited to give back to a program that really grew him as a person and a player“It’s really exciting to be back close to home and at a school I played for, giving back to a program that really grew me as a person and a player,” Brown said.
  • The Warriors men's golf team recently won its first-ever Cascade Collegiate Conference team titleJoining a coaching staff featuring headman Zach Anderson and volunteer assistant Gordy Gregg, Brown will be the first full-time assistant for the Warrior program, which has been on the rise recently, claiming its first-ever Cascade Collegiate Conference team title on the men’s side this past spring and qualifying the men’s and women’s programs for NAIA Nationals.
  • The Warriors men's golf team qualified for NAIA NationalsJoining a coaching staff featuring headman Zach Anderson and volunteer assistant Gordy Gregg, Brown will be the first full-time assistant for the Warrior program, which has been on the rise recently, claiming its first-ever Cascade Collegiate Conference team title on the men’s side this past spring and qualifying the men’s and women’s programs for NAIA Nationals.
  • Head coach Zach Anderson previously coached Bryden Brown as a playerAnderson, who worked with Brown as one of his players for two years earlier this decade, described it as
  • Head coach Zach Anderson called Bryden Brown's hiring a no-brainer for the program's continued growthAnderson, who worked with Brown as one of his players for two years earlier this decade, described it as

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