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Darcie Vincent (born March 18, 1970) was the head women's basketball coach at Appalachian State University until 5 September when she resigned as head coach. She previously coached at California University of Pennsylvania, where she coached the Vulcans to a 212-47 record. In 2004, the Vulcans won the Division II National Title with a 35-1 record. She also coached at Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania for four years where she posted a 52-54 record.

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