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BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — The University of Mary has suspended head volleyball coach Melissa Chaplin.
School spokesman Brian Larson says Chaplin is suspended indefinitely while the school "conducts a review of the program." He declined to say whether Chaplin is accused of misconduct.
A telephone listing for Chaplin could not be found.
Chaplin was named head volleyball coach at the private Bismarck school in January. The previous four years she ran a volleyball club in Florida. She is a native of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and played collegiately at Iowa, Iowa State and Florida Gulf Coast.
Mary assistant coach Thais Franca is overseeing the Marauders program in Chaplin's absence.
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