Duron to lead women’s tennis

Yolanda Duron will lead the women’s tennis team as new head coach.Duron coached at other nearby colleges including Mt. San Jacinto College before taking her position at ULV. Duron graduated from Drexel University in Philadelphia, majoring in international business before coming west for graduate school at Cal State Fullerton. / photo by Erin Maxwell
Yolanda Duron will lead the women’s tennis team as new head coach. Duron coached at other nearby colleges including Mt. San Jacinto College before taking her position at ULV. Duron graduated from Drexel University in Philadelphia, majoring in international business before coming west for graduate school at Cal State Fullerton. / photo by Erin Maxwell
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