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Dixon died a little over a month shy of her 29th birthday. An autopsy revealed that Dixon had an enlarged heart and had a problem with a heart valve. Tributes. Dixon was buried at the West Point Cemetery, an honor usually reserved only for high-ranking officials. Maggie Dixon Classic.
Maggie Dixon, the Army women's basketball coach, collapsed Wednesday, April 5th at the U.S. Military Academy in West Point, N.Y., a victim of a cardiac arrhythmia, according to the hosptial. She succumbed on April 6th.
7 kwi 2006 · Maggie Dixon, a 28-year-old Southern Californian who coached the Army women’s basketball team to its first NCAA tournament appearance this season, died Thursday afternoon, a day after...
8 kwi 2006 · Maggie Dixon, who coached the women's basketball team at Army to its first N.C.A.A. tournament last month, died Thursday at Westchester Medical Center in Valhalla, N.Y. She was 28.
VALHALLA (NCAA) - Army women's basketball coach Maggie Dixon died Thursday night after suffering an arrhythmic episode to her heart. She was 28. Dixon collapsed Wednesday afternoon at the home of a friend near the West Point, New York campus and was rushed to Keller Army Community Hospital.
7 kwi 2006 · Coach Maggie Dixon, who at age 28 led Army's women's basketball team to their first NCAA tournament berth last month, died after suffering heart arrhythmia.
7 kwi 2006 · Army women's basketball coach Maggie Dixon, who led the Black Knights to their NCAA tournament debut last month, has died. She was 28. Jim O'Connell, a spokesman for the Westchester County...
