also holds NCAA record for steals in a Season 189 and steals in a Career average 5.5 & Season average 6.3. The 1993 women's varsity tennis team claimed the Little East Conference championship and during the NEWITT (New England Women's Intercollegiate Tennis Tournament), the number 1 doubles combo of Laura Comi and Shea Hansen reached the semi-finals. Plymouth State Panther award winner Laura Comi (number 1 singles player from 1990 to 1993) holds the record of most wins in Plymouth women's tennis history with a season of 10–1. Comi was coached by Dave Webster. In November 2008, the Plymouth women's volleyball team upset Colby-Sawyer College to claim the 2008 ECAC Division III New England Volleyball championship. Also in 2008, the self-coached men's rugby club won the Division III national championship, defeating Furman University in the final. Athletic facilities Charles L. Currier Memorial Field (football, men's lacrosse) Panther Field (state of the art turf field for football) AllWell North (home to the state's largest indoor track, and high tech classrooms) Human Performance Center (HPC) (Home of Athletes only gym, rock climbing wall, indoor pool and classrooms) AllWell South (home to Joan and Eugene Savage Welcome Center and ice hockey rink/arena) Arold Field (soccer) Museum of the White Mountains The Museum of the White Mountains showcases artifacts and art from the White Mountains region and supports the university's teaching and research missions. Among the collections acquired by the museum are: Archives and images, including rare glass-plate photographs, stereoscopic images, hotel ledgers, postcards and more donated by the late Dan Noel. A comprehensive collection early and first edition as well as more recent books and guides about the region from John W. (Jack) and Anne H. Newton. White Mountains art by women artists from Frances "Dolly" MacIntyre. Images and collectables from the Balsams Grand Resort Hotel from Steve Barba. Notable people Alumni Robin Alexis (b. 1955), radio and television personality Ed Ashnault (b. 1934), collegiate baseball, basketball and football coach (1960) Don Brown (b. 1955), Defensive Coordinator, University of Michigan (1996 M.Ed.) Joe Dudek (b. 1964), All-American collegiate football player, Heisman trophy finalist & former Denver Broncos player Sanna Ejaz, Pashtun women's rights activist Ella Knowles Haskell (1860–1911), first woman to argue a case in the U.S. Supreme Court (attended for one year) Jeffrey R. Howard (b. 1955), U.S. Courts of Appeals judge (1978) Bill Morrissey (1951–2011), American folk singer, attended that year