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Trojans Give Back Yearly review of community service projects done by Trojan athletic teams Full Story
Multiple Trojans Named To North Carolina Collegiate Sports Information Association All-State team Zak Orrison, Bruce Zimmerman, Kelsey Akers, and Arieal Johnson all named to the first team Full Story
Conference Carolinas Presidential Honor Roll Announced 200 Student-Athletes named to the list Full Story
Conference Carolinas Spring Awards Announced Several Trojans earn Scholar-Athlete, Sportsmanship, and Heritage Awards Full Story
May 27, 2016 | General News Conference Carolinas Spring Awards Announced Several Trojans earn Scholar-Athlete, Sportsmanship, and Heritage Awards
May 21, 2016 | General News Mount Olive Athletics Has Another Successful Spring Academic Season 13-18 teams had over a 3.0
May 12, 2016 | General News Mount Olive Finishes Second In 2015-16 Conference Carolinas Hawn Cup Mount Olive wins the overall men's cup
May 10, 2016 | General News UMO Athletics Closes Out The Year Department competed as two teams in field events following a potluck lunch
May 9, 2016 | Softball Kelsey Akers Named To CCA Division II Southeast All-Region Second Team Akers one of only two Conference Carolinas selections on the All-Region Teams
May 6, 2016 | General News Mount Olive Spring Graduation Commencement Ceremony Tomorrow 75 student-athletes set to graduate Saturday
May 5, 2016 | Softball Kelsey Akers Named To NCAA Division II Southeast All-Region First Team Akers was the sole Conference Carolinas representative on the first team
May 3, 2016 | General News Annual University Of Mount Olive Athletics Ceremony Held The ceremony honored several student-athletes.
April 30, 2016 | Softball Mount Olive Softball Falls In Final Elimination Game 1-0 To Limestone Trojans faced four elimination games in two days, Kelsey Akers and Kayla Allen named to All-Tournament team
April 28, 2016 | Softball Trojans Fall 6-5 To Belmont Abbey In Opening Round Of The Conference Carolinas Softball Tournament Mount Olive will play elimination game Friday at 12 p.m.
April 28, 2016 | Softball Mount Olive Lands Three On Conference Carolinas All-Conference Softball Team Anna Ingram, Madison Johnston, and Kelsey Akers all named to first tema
April 27, 2016 | General News Trojans Prepare For Conference Carloinas Spring Championships Final eight spring championships begin April 28
April 20, 2016 | Softball Mount Olive Softball Sweeps Barton Trojans take game one 9-2 and game two 9-0
April 17, 2016 | Softball Mount Olive Softball Splits With Emmanuel Trojans take game one 4-0 and drop an extra inning affair in game two
April 16, 2016 | Softball Mount Olive Softball Splits With Erskine Trojans travel to Emmanuel Sunday
April 15, 2016 | General News 2016 Conference Carolinas Spring Academic All-Conference Teams Announced Trojans place 50 student-athletes on Academic All-Conference teams
April 10, 2016 | Softball Mount Olive Splits With Limestone
April 9, 2016 | Softball Mount Olive Takes Two On Senior Day Kelsey Akers gets her 200th hit in game one
April 5, 2016 | Softball Anna Ingram Named Conference Carolinas Women's Softball Player of the Week Ingram bats . 368 with seven hits and seven RBI
April 3, 2016 | Softball Mount Olive Softball Sweeps Lees-McRae Trojans take game one 5-3 and game two 5-0
April 2, 2016 | Softball Softball Takes Two From King Trojans take game two by the mercy rule
March 29, 2016 | Softball Mount Olive Takes DH From Converse Trojans take game two in five innings
March 24, 2016 | Softball Mount Olive Sweeps Fayetteville State Trojans take game one 2-1 and game two by 5-0
March 22, 2016 | General News Trojans Remain Ranked In NCAA National Statistics Baseball, Softball, Men's Lacrosse, Women's Lacrosse, and Men's Volleyball are in the rankings
March 22, 2016 | Softball Mount Olive Softball Receives A Power Upgrade To Program New Power Cages were officially opened Saturday
March 21, 2016 | Softball Trojans Split With Southern Wesleyan Mount Olive hits a home run in each of the first three innings in game one
March 17, 2016 | Baseball Trojan Teams Among NCAA II National Statistics Leaders UMO represented in Baseball, Men's Lacrosse, Women's Lacrosse, Softball, Men's Volleyball
March 16, 2016 | Softball Trojans Sweep Saint Augustine's In Non-Conference Softball Doubleheader Head Coach Mandy Sansbury reaches career 100-win mark
March 15, 2016 | Softball Madison Johnston Named Conference Carolinas Pitcher Of The Week Johnston picked up three wins last week
March 10, 2016 | Softball Softball Posts Split On Final Day Of Spring Break Trip Madison Johnston tosses three-hit shutout in 8-0 win over Walsh
March 9, 2016 | Softball Trojans Post Another Split On Day Three Of Spring Games UMO defeats Post 4-1, falls to University of the Sciences 10-7
March 7, 2016 | Softball Trojans Split A Pair Of 5-4 Games In Day Two Of Spring Games UMO defeats Pittsburgh-Johnstown, falls to Upper Iowa
March 6, 2016 | Softball Softball Posts Two Wins On Opening Day Of Spring Break Trip Trojans defeat Nyack 6-4, defeat Wayne State (Neb.) 4-3
March 3, 2016 | Softball Softball Splits Doubleheader With Pfeiffer In Home And Conference Opener Madison Johnston tosses one-hitter, Charlene Thompson scores lone run in game one win
March 2, 2016 | Softball Madison Johnston Named Conference Carolinas Softball Pitcher Of The Week Recorded win and save in two Trojan wins last weekend
February 28, 2016 | Softball Trojans Split Pair Of 1-0 Games At USC Aiken In Non-Conference Softball Doubleheader Madison Johnston tosses five-hit shutout, Caitlin Ewers delivers game-winning hit in opener
February 27, 2016 | Softball UMO Rallies To Split Non-Conference Softball Doubleheader At Newberry Four-run sixth inning sparks come-from-behind 6-5 victory in game two
February 21, 2016 | Softball Trojans Wrap Up Play At Armstrong State University Tournament Savannah Becker homers, Madison Johnston tosses two-hitter in 5-0 win over Queens
February 11, 2016 | Softball Softball Drops Pair Of 1-0 Decisions At Francis Marion Mount Olive plays home opener Tuesday
February 7, 2016 | Softball Softball Posts 2-2 Record At Season-Opening Lenoir-Rhyne Bear Bash Tournament Trojans score combined 46 runs in first three games
January 27, 2016 | Softball Mount Olive Softball Voted Second In Conference Carolinas Preseason Poll Trojans open up the 2016 season Feb 6 at Lenoir-Rhyne
December 2, 2015 Student-Athletes Participate In Annual Leadership Program The program is in its 5th year
November 13, 2015 SAAC Holds Annual Student Talent Show All proceeds went to Make-A-Wish
November 4, 2015 | Softball Mount Olive Skills Camp Cancelled Due To Weather
September 2, 2015 SAAC Holds 9th Annual Freshmen 15 Panel Members discussed varying topics to incoming freshmen student-athletes
August 25, 2015 Welcome Back Picnic Ushers In The Start Of The New Year For UMO Athletics Night was full of good food and plenty of entertainment.
July 23, 2015 | General News Summer Vacation? Try Summer Internships! UMO student-athletes among those performing internships to complete degree
June 29, 2015 | General News Trojans In The Pros Update 18 former Trojans playing professionally
June 23, 2015 | Softball Mount Olive Announces Summer Elite Camp Camp is for high school freshmen through seniors
June 22, 2015 | General News 173 Trojan Student-Athletes Named To Conference Carolinas 2015 Spring Presidential Honor Roll Recognized for 3.20 gpa or higher in spring semester
June 22, 2015 | Softball UMO Alum Katie Moore Playing Pro Softball In The Netherlands This Summer Trojans' first-ever pro softball player
June 2, 2015 | Softball Trojans Place Two On NCCSIA All-State Softball Team Lauren McGrath and Madison Johnston earn Second Team honors
May 28, 2015 | General News Three Trojans Win Conference Carolinas Scholar Athlete Of The Year Francesca Ceppi (Women's Tennis), Edgar Bub (Men's Tennis) and Beth Overman capture top honors
May 20, 2015 Student-Athletes Finish 2015 Leadership Program Eleven Student-Athletes graduate with distinction
April 25, 2015 | Softball Softball Denied Third Consecutive Conference Carolinas Title Savannah Becker belts two home runs in three games
April 23, 2015 | General News Eight Conference Carolinas Championships To Be Decided This Week Men's Lacrosse, Softball, Men's/Women's Tennis, Men's/Women's Track and Field begin today
April 23, 2015 | Softball Madi Johnston Named 2015 Conference Carolinas Softball Pitcher Of The Year Johnston among six Trojans - five first teamers - to earn All-Conference honors
April 21, 2015 | Softball Trojans Drop Regular Season Finale to UNC Pembroke 9-1, 3-1 Kristin Power hit a solo home run in game one.
April 20, 2015 | Softball Conference Carolinas All-Academic Baseball And Softball Teams Announced Three baseball student-athletes, six softball student-athletes earn All-Academic honors
April 18, 2015 | Softball Trojan Softball Breaks Two School Records In DH Sweep Of Emmanuel 9-1, 6-0 Taylor Carter breaks individual single-season stolen base record, Trojans break team single-season stolen base record
April 15, 2015 | Softball Softball Sweeps Chowan In Non-Conference Doubleheader Lauren Smith tosses three-hit shutout in game two
April 12, 2015 | Softball Trojans Sweep Pfeiffer In Conference Carolinas Softball Doubleheader Kelsey Akers collects four hits in game one, Kristin Power belts grand slam in game two
April 11, 2015 | Softball Mount Olive Softball Splits With Belmont Abbey 7-3, 9-7 Tiffany Hawley and Kristin Power homer
April 9, 2015 Annual Student-Athlete Academic Honors Luncheon Held Edgar Bub recognized with Highest GPA Honors. Men's Tennis honored with Highest Team GPA.
April 8, 2015 | Softball Trojans Split Conference Carolinas Softball Doubleheader With Barton Kristin Power drives in game winner in game two
April 1, 2015 | Softball Mount Olive Splits With Fayetteville State Lindsey Russell belts two home runs in the series
March 31, 2015 | Softball Mount Olive Takes DH From Elizabeth City State 18-0, 10-1 Tuesday Trojans win both games on the mercy rule
March 31, 2015 | Softball Four Trojans Grab Conference Carolinas Player Of The Week Honors Lindsey Russell (SB), Gunnar Kines (BB), Joe Koehler (BB), Matt Finnerty (MTEN) collect honors
March 29, 2015 | Softball Trojans Extend Winning Streak To Six With Sweep Of Lees-McRae Madi Johnston tosses shutout in game one, Tiffany Hawley homers in game two
March 28, 2015 | Softball Trojans Sweep King In Conference Carolinas Softball Doubleheader Lindsey Russell hits three-run homer in opener, Trojans belt school record eight doubles in nightcap
March 25, 2015 | Softball Softball Sweeps Fayetteville State In Non-Conference Doubleheader Savannah Becker drives in game winner in both games
March 21, 2015 | Softball Trojans Split Pair Of One-Run Games At North Greenville UMO wins opener 5-4 in nine innings
March 20, 2015 | Softball Mount Olive Splits With Southern Wesleyan Russell lead the offense for the Trojans
March 16, 2015 | Softball Mount Olive Splits With Saint Augustine's
February 27, 2015 | General News UMO Monthly Award Winners Announced Jared Miller (Covenant Award), Beth Overman (Female Scholar Athlete) and Jon Williams (Male Scholar Athlete) are February's award winners
February 24, 2015 | Softball Lauren McGrath Named Conference Carolinas Softball Player Of The Week Batted .400 with two-run homer in doubleheader vs. nationally ranked Lenoir-Rhyne
February 21, 2015 | Softball Mount Olive Drops Doubleheader To Lenoir-Rhyne Game one goes nine innings
February 14, 2015 | Softball Trojans Split With Mars Hill In Softball Doubleheader Kristin Power drives in go-ahead runs in game one victory
February 11, 2015 | Softball Mount Olive Falls Against Wingate Trojans rally comes up short in game two
February 8, 2015 | Softball Softball Splits On Final Day Of Armstrong State Pirate Classic Trojans post 2-2 record in two-day tournament
February 3, 2015 | Softball Trojans Win Season's First Conference Carolinas Softball Player And Pitcher Of The Week Awards Beth Overman named Player of the Week, Madison Johnston named Pitcher of the Week
February 3, 2015 | Softball Softball Scores 40 Runs In Doubleheader Sweep Over Shaw Trojans win 24-0, 16-2
February 1, 2015 | Softball Softball Splits Season-Opening Doubleheader At Francis Marion Beth Overman drives in seven runs in twinbill
January 26, 2015 | Softball Mount Olive Selected Second In Conference Carolinas Pre-Season Coaches Poll Mount Olive opens up the 2015 season Sunday against Francis Marion
October 29, 2014 Trojan Student-Athletes Conquer New Heights At NC State The second session of the 2014 Leadership Program was held at NC State University's Outdoor Education Center.
October 10, 2014 | Men's Soccer UMO Athletics Participates In "Cures For The Colors" Part of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month
October 6, 2014 38 Student-Athletes Participate In Leadership Program Leadership Program at UMO in its fourth year
June 23, 2014 | Softball Mandy Sansbury Named Trojans' Head Softball Coach Succeeds 12-year head coach Jaime Kylis-Higginbotham
June 4, 2014 | General News Mount Olive Places 186 Student-Athletes On Conference Carolinas Presidential Honor Roll Recognizes student-athletes with 3.0 gpa or higher in spring semester
May 13, 2014 | Softball Jaime Kylis Steps Down As Head Softball Coach - Will Remain At UMO As Full-Time Faculty Plans to spend more time with family, pursue second master's
May 13, 2014 | Softball Kelsey Akers Named To Two Division II Softball All-Southeast Region Teams Recognized by CoSIDA and NFCA
May 10, 2014 | Softball Mount Olive Falls To Top-Seeded North Georgia 2-0 In Opening Round Of Southeast Regional Carly White takes three-hit shutout into sixth inning
May 10, 2014 | Softball Mount Olive Falls To Lenoir-Rhyne 7-6 In NCAA II Regional Elimination Game Tiffany Hawley collects two hits, two runs batted in
April 29, 2014 Trojan Student-Athletes Honored At 2013-14 Athletics Awards Ceremony Bradon Reitano and Jasmine McDonald win Outstanding Student-Athlete awards, Edgar Bub and Francesca Ceppi win Scholar Athlete awards
April 27, 2014 | Softball Trojans Win Second Straight Conference Carolinas Softball Title - Clinch Spot In NCAA II Regional Tournament MVP Carly White posts perfect 4-0 record
April 26, 2014 | Softball Softball Heads Into Championship Sunday Unbeaten - One Win Away From Second Straight Title Trojans post wins over top two seeds
April 25, 2014 | Softball Carly White, Trojan Defense Post 4-0 Shutout Over Erskine In Conference Tournament First Round Second round game pushed to Saturday at noon due to weather delays
April 24, 2014 | Softball Three Trojans Named To 2014 All-Conference Carolinas Softball First Team Kelsey Akers, Tiffany Hawley, Beth Overman represent UMO on First Team
April 17, 2014 | Softball Softball Records Third Straight Conference Sweep - Trojans Take Two At Barton Carly White tosses back-to-back complete games, Lauren McGrath belts grand slam in opener
April 16, 2014 | Softball Mount Olive Sweeps Pfeiffer In Regular Season Home Finale Ashleigh Mason's two RBI-double in the seventh allows Mount Olive to walk-off in game one.
April 12, 2014 | Softball Trojans Sweep Belmont Abbey In Conference Carolinas Softball Doubleheader Seniors Kassie Lowe, Katie Moore, Kalie Smith, Nicole Taliercio, Carly White recognized during pre-game Senior Day ceremonies
April 10, 2014 | Baseball Spring Sports National Stats Leaders For Week Of 4/7/2014 Baseball (2) and Men's Lacrosse (3) take top spots in statistical categories.
April 8, 2014 Mount Olive Places 37 On Conference Carolinas All-Academic Teams All-Academic Teams announced for Men's/Women's Golf, Men's/Women's Tennis, Men's/Women's Track and Field, Men's/Women's Lacrosse, Baseball, Softball,...
April 6, 2014 | Softball Mount Olive Drops Doubleheader To King Jennifer Jones has a bases clearing double in game one
April 1, 2014 | Softball Beth Overman Earns Player Of The Week Honors Beth Overman tied a school record with four runs scored in the 13-12 win over Queens.
March 31, 2014 | Softball Trojans Gain Split At Limestone In Conference Carolinas Softball Doubleheader UMO wins game two 9-2 after dropping opener 3-0
March 30, 2014 | Softball Softball Splits Doubleheader At Former Conference Carolinas Member Queens Trojans belt three home runs in game two win
March 26, 2014 | Softball Trojans Score 22 Runs In Doubleheader Sweep Over Chowan Kelsey Akers hits three doubles in game one, Ashleigh Mason hits two triples in game two
March 25, 2014 | Women's Basketball Mount Olive Takes Lead In Conference Carolinas Hawn Cup Standings Trojans aiming for second Hawn Cup in three years
March 24, 2014 | Baseball Spring Sports National Stats Leaders For Week Of 3/24/2014 Baseball, Softball, Men's Lacrosse, Women's Lacrosse, and Men's Volleyball claim top 30 statistical spots
March 21, 2014 | Softball Trojans Outlast Conference Leader North Greenville 3-2 In 12 Innings In Game One Madison Johnston goes the distance, Beth Overman drives in game winner
March 19, 2014 | Softball Mount Olive Drops Doubleheader To Erskine Tiffany Hawley homers in game one for the Trojans
March 5, 2014 | Softball Mount Olive Swept At GRU Augusta In Non-Conference Softball Doubleheader Trojans host Chowan next Wednesday
March 4, 2014 | Softball Softball Swept At Georgia College In Non-Conference Doubleheader Beth Overman homers in both games
March 2, 2014 | Softball Trojan Bats Erupt In 13-7 Win Over Flagler At Mid-South Classic Trojans fall to Bellarmine in tournament finale
February 26, 2014 | Softball Trojans Split Non-Conference Softball Doubleheader With Francis Marion Lauren Smith tosses four-hitter in game one win
February 26, 2014 | Softball Madison Johnston Earns Conference Carolinas Softball Pitcher of the Week Johnston threw two complete game wins against nationally ranked teams.
February 23, 2014 | Softball Mount Olive Posts 3-2 Record At Shaw Softball Challenge Trojans pull out walk-off win over nationally 20th-ranked California (Pa.) at tournament
February 20, 2014 | Softball Game Two Scoring Outburst Gives Trojans Split With No. 24 Wingate Kelsey Akers reaches bases six times in eight plate appearances
February 17, 2014 | Softball Softball Splits Non-Conference Doubleheader At UNC Pembroke Trojans take opener 3-2 in eight innings, fall 10-8 in game two
February 8, 2014 | Softball Trojans Swept By Mars Hill In Wild Non-Conference Softball Doubleheader UMO belts three home runs in game two 15-14 loss
February 7, 2014 | Softball Trojans Split Softball Doubleheader At Lenoir-Rhyne Madison Johnston tosses two-hit shutout in opener
February 2, 2014 | Softball Trojans Split Two Games At AASU Softball Tournament Jennifer Jones homers, drives in four runs in come-from-behind win over Tusculum
January 23, 2014 | Softball Mount Olive Tops Conference Carolinas Softball Preseason Poll Trojans open season February 1
January 7, 2014 | General News Trojan Athletics Teams Post Average GPA Of 3.13 In Fall Semester 19 student-athletes record perfect 4.0 grade point average
November 25, 2013 | Softball MOC Softball To Host Prospect Clinic Clinic will take place on Dec. 7th. & 21st.
November 6, 2013 | Softball Mount Olive A Finalist To Host NCAA II Baseball, Softball National Finals In 2017 And 2018 Final bids to be announced December 11
October 21, 2013 | Softball Beth Overman Receives MOC Covenant Award For October Recognized for virtue of Trustworthiness
October 17, 2013 | Softball Eight Trojan Softball Players Recognized As NFCA Scholar Athletes Savannah Becker, Kassie Lowe, Rebekah McDaniel, Courtney McNamara, Danielle Mitchell, Beth Overman, Lauren Smith and Christie Wright earn Scholar...
October 5, 2013 | Women's Soccer Cancer Awareness Day: Saturday Home Events Kick Off "Cures For The Colors" Campaign Men's Soccer, Women's Soccer, Women's Volleyball and Softball teams dedicate home contests to battle against cancer
October 2, 2013 | Softball Trojans Announce Fall Softball Schedule Annual Pink Ribbon Series for Breast Cancer Awareness Month scheduled for Saturday
July 16, 2013 | Softball Eric Lee Named Assistant Softball Coach Helped guide Division I Campbell to 68 home runs and school record 118 stolen bases
June 27, 2013 | Softball Beth Overman Adds To Post-Season Awards: Named To NCCSIA All-State First Team Becomes third Trojan softball player in last five years to earn All-State First Team honors
June 20, 2013 MOC Student-Athletes Among Honors Students Visiting Spain And Portugal Members of Trojan cheerleading, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, track and field, volleyball teams participate in trip
May 13, 2013 | Softball Beth Overman Named To Daktronics Division II All-Southeast Region Second Team Overman hit team-leading nine home runs
May 11, 2013 | Softball Mount Olive's Season Ends At NCAA II Softball Southeast Regional Trojans fall to Wingate 8-0 in elimination game
May 10, 2013 | Softball Four-Run Sixth Inning Breaks Open Close Game - Trojans Fall To Columbus State 8-2 In NCAA II Southeast Regional First Round Mount Olive faces Wingate in elimination game Saturday at 1:30 p.m.
May 6, 2013 | Softball Trojans Savannah Bound - Earn No. 5 Seed In NCAA II Softball Southeast Regional Mount Olive faces No. 4 seed Columbus State Friday at noon in first round
May 1, 2013 | Softball Softball Holds At No. 5 In Southeast Region Top 10 Poll NCAA II Softball Championship Selection Show Monday morning
May 1, 2013 | Softball Lauren Smith Recognized Among Runners-Up For NFCA National Pitcher Of The Week Smith named MVP of 2013 Conference Carolinas Softball Tournament
April 24, 2013 | Softball Mount Olive Jumps To No. 5 In NCAA II Softball Southeast Region Top 10 NCAA II Southeast Regional Selection Show takes place May 6
April 23, 2013 2013 MOC Athletics Awards Ceremony Held (L-R) Jermaine Berry, Daniel Oliver, Carly White, Emelie Andersson win top individual awards
April 22, 2013 | Softball Do You Believe In MORE Miracles - Trojans Win Conference Carolinas Softball Championship! Tournament MVP Lauren Smith records save in Championship Game; Trojans earn first-ever NCAA Tournament berth
April 21, 2013 | Softball Three The Hard Way - Trojans Advance To Conference Championship Game! Danielle Mitchell's 10th-inning walk-off rbi-single lifts Trojans to third win of day
April 20, 2013 | Softball Record Six Trojans Earn All-Conference Carolinas Softball Honors - Kylis-Higginbotham Named Coach Of The Year Savannah Becker and Tiffany Hawley named to First Team; Beth Overman, Katie Moore, Kalie Smith, Carly White named to Second Team
April 20, 2013 | Softball Lauren Smith's Near-Perfect Game Keeps Mount Olive Alive - Trojans Play Sunday At 11 A.M. Smith retires final 21 batters after leadoff bunt single in top of first
April 19, 2013 | Softball Trojans Turn Five-Run Deficit Into Extra-Inning Win In Conference Tournament Opener - Second Round Moved To Saturday At 4 P.M. Carly White goes the distance, Katie Moore makes two key late-inning catches and scores game-winner in eighth
April 18, 2013 | Softball Mount Olive Ranked No. 8 In NCAA II Southeast Regional Top 10 Trojans vie for first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance
April 18, 2013 | Softball Danielle Mitchell Featured In Conference Carolinas Spring Festival Feature Trojans open conference tournament play Friday at Burlington, N.C.
April 14, 2013 | Softball Trojans Clinch No. 2 Seed With Doubleheader Sweep At Pfeiffer Smith, Jones, Hawley go deep in opener
April 13, 2013 | Softball Trojans Drop Pair Of One-Run Games At Queens Tiffany Hawley, Kalie Smith homer for Mount Olive
April 12, 2013 | Softball Softball Places Four On Conference Carolinas All-Academic Team Kassie Lowe, Rebekah McDaniel, Danielle Mitchell and Christie Wright earn All-Academic
April 11, 2013 | Softball Carly White Five-Hitter Leads Trojans To Doubleheader Split With Barton Savannah Becker, Jesse Crist deliver home runs
April 9, 2013 | Softball Beth Overman Grand Slam Lifts Trojans In Doubleheader Split With UNC Pembroke Christie Wright, Carly White shut down Braves late
April 8, 2013 | Softball Tiffany Hawley Homers Top Lead Trojans To Doubleheader Split With NGU Johnston limits Crusaders to six hits in win
April 6, 2013 | Softball Trojans Celebrate Softball Senior Day With Doubleheader Sweep Over Belmont Abbey Seniors Rebekah McDaniel, Danielle Mitchell and Christie Wright recognized during pre-game ceremonies
March 26, 2013 | Softball Trojan "Battery" Sweeps Conference Carolinas Softball Awards Catcher Kassie Lowe named Player of the Week, Carly White named Pitcher of the Week
March 23, 2013 | Softball Trojans Split With Limestone In Battle Of Conference Carolinas Softball Co-Leaders Carly White records fifth consecutive complete game win in opener
March 20, 2013 | Softball Trojans Sweep Millersville In Non-Conference Softball Doubleheader Danielle Mitchell collects five hits, Trojans belt three home runs in twinbill
March 19, 2013 | Softball Carly White Named Conference Carolinas Softball Pitcher Of The Week Award White's second conference softball award this season
March 16, 2013 | Softball There's No Place Like Home - Trojans Sweep King In Home Opener Madison Johnston tosses first collegiate shutout in game two
March 13, 2013 | Softball Trojans Win Both Ends Of Conference Softball Doubleheader At Coker Carly White tosses shutout in opener, four-run seventh inning rallies Trojans in game two
March 4, 2013 | Softball Kalie Smith's Grand Slam Sparks Game Two Win In Doubleheader Split At Erskine Jennifer Jones and Rebekah McDaniel also homer in nightcap
March 3, 2013 | Softball Mid-South Softball Classic: Trojans Defeat Tusculum, Battle No. 10 Armstrong To Extra Innings Trojans blast five home runs two games
March 2, 2013 | Softball Opening Day Of Mid-South Softball Classic Washed Out Trojans try to play two Sunday; Conference Carolinas opener at Erskine moved up to Monday
February 28, 2013 | Softball Mount Olive Splits Doubleheader At UNC Pembroke - Five-Game Winning Streak Snapped Lauren Smith throws second straight shutout in game two
February 26, 2013 | Softball MOC's "Laurens" Sweep Conference Carolinas Softball Awards Lauren Smith named Pitcher of the Week, Lauren McGrath named Player of the Week
February 20, 2013 | Softball Carly White, Lauren Smith Hold Wingate To One Run In Doubleheader Sweep Mount Olive slugs four homers in wins
February 19, 2013 | Softball Carly White Named Conference Carolinas Softball Pitcher Of The Week White becomes Player of the Week winner in two sports
February 16, 2013 | Softball Trojans Post Perfect 2-0 Record On Day One Of Shaw Softball Challenge - Remainder Of Tournament Canceled Carly White tosses five-hitter vs. Indiana (Pa.) in opener, Jesse Crist hits grand slam vs. Seton Hill
February 12, 2013 | Softball Beth Overman Named Conference Carolinas Softball Player Of The Week Game winning grand slam home run vs. Catawba Sunday
February 10, 2013 | Softball Beth Overman's Game Two Grand Slam Lifts Trojans To Split At Catawba Madison Johnston tosses six shutout innings in relief
February 9, 2013 | Softball Trojans Rally Past Francis Marion To Earn Doubleheader Split Jennifer Jones homers in opener
February 3, 2013 | Softball Trojans Power Past Wheeling Jesuit 12-4 In Day Two Of Swamp Fox Classic Beth Overman doubles and triples, six Trojans record multi-hit games
February 2, 2013 | Softball Softball Opens Season With Two Wins At Swamp Fox Classic Trojans shut out Barton 4-0, run-rule Wheeling Jesuit 10-2
January 23, 2013 | Softball Mount Olive Picked Second In Conference Carolinas Softball Preseason Poll Trojans receive four first-place votes
December 17, 2012 | Softball Three MOC Softball Players Recognized As NFCA Scholar Athletes Robbin Kennedy, Danielle Mitchell and Lauren Smith earn national academic recognition
November 28, 2012 | General News MOC Athletics Celebrates Title IX 40th Anniversary Presentation highlights history of Title IX and MOC women's sports
November 11, 2012 | Softball MOC Alumni Softball Game Scheduled For Saturday Noon at Nancy Chapman Cassell Field
June 4, 2012 | General News Mount Olive Places 118 Student-Athletes On Conference Carolinas Presidential Honor Roll Mount Olive placed 118 student-athletes on the Conference Carolinas Presidential Honor Roll for the 2012 spring semester. The Honor Roll recognizes...
May 27, 2012 | General News 17 MOC Student Athletes Record 4.0 GPA During Spring Semester The Mount Olive College student-athletes enjoyed a good spring semester in the classroom with an average grade point average of 2.999. The average...
May 8, 2012 | Softball Kayla Voorhees Named To 2012 Daktronics All-Southeast Region Softball First Team Mount Olive outfielder Kayla Voorhees, who missed all of 2011 and much of the fall with injuries, has been named to the 2012 Daktronics Division II...
May 7, 2012 | Softball April MOC Scholar Athletes Of The Month Announced Baseball student-athlete Daniel Coffey and softball student-athlete Robbin Kennedy have been named the Mount Olive College Male and Female Scholar...
May 3, 2012 | General News MOC Wins 2011-12 Conference Carolinas Hawn Cup - Top Athletics Program In Conference This Year Mount Olive College is the recipient of the 2011-12 Conference Carolinas Joby Hawn Cup Award, awarded to the top athletics program in conference-spons...
May 3, 2012 | Softball MOC Athletes Honored For Success In The Classroom At Awards Ceremony Ten student-athletes were among the winners at the Mount Olive College's Annual Awards Ceremony this week.
April 20, 2012 | Softball Softball Season Ends On Back-To-Back Extra-Inning Losses Robbin Kennedy belted a school record three home runs in Mount Olive's opening game and Kalie Smith hit a game-tying home run with two outs in the...
April 19, 2012 | Softball Softball Places Five On All-Conference Carolinas Team - Jaime Kylis-Higginbotham Named Coach Of Year Jaime Kylis-Higginbotham earned her second Coach of the Year Award and Mount Olive placed five players on the 2012 All-Conference Carolinas Softball...
April 15, 2012 | Softball Softball Sweeps Lees-McRae - Wins Conference Carolinas East Division Mount Olive swept a Conference Carolinas softball doubleheader at Lees-McRae, winning game one 10-5 and game two 3-2 as the Trojans clinched the...
April 14, 2012 | Softball Softball Sweeps King In Conference Carolinas Doubleheader Katie Moore drove in three runs and Rebekah McDaniel's sixth-inning leadoff home run helped thwart a rally as Mount Olive defeated King 6-3 in...
April 13, 2012 | Softball Five Softball Student-Athletes Earn Conference Carolinas All-Academic Honors Mount Olive tied for second in the conference with five student-athletes named to the 2012 Conference Carolinas All-Academic Softball Team. Katie...
April 12, 2012 | Softball MOC Celebrates National Student-Athlete Day Mount Olive College student-athletes were recognized for academic excellence as Mount Olive celebrated National Student-Athlete Day. Awards were...
April 10, 2012 | Softball Lauren Smith Tosses 10th Shutout; Trojans Sweep Fayetteville State Mount Olive freshman Lauren Smith tossed her third consecutive shutout for the second time this season, and Robbin Kennedy drove in a pair as the...
April 10, 2012 | Softball Sophomore Kassie Lowe Named Conference Carolinas Softball Player Of The Week Mount Olive sophomore Kassie Lowe has been selected as the NCAA Division II Conference Carolinas Softball Player of the Week after she hit .800 and...
April 7, 2012 | Softball Softball Splits Doubleheader At Queens Lauren Smith tossed a three-hit shutout and Kassie Lowe's leadoff home run in fifth was the difference as Mount Olive defeated Queens 1-0 in...
April 3, 2012 | Softball Jacob Rogers Leads NCAA Division II In Runs Scored, Top 50 In 12 Categories Mount Olive senior Jacob Rogers, whose offensive production has been a big reason behind the Trojan baseball team's 16-game winning streak, remains...
April 3, 2012 | Softball Softball Outscores Barton 22-2 In Doubleheader Sweep Freshman Lauren Smith set a school single-season record with her eighth shutout of the season as Mount Olive completed a sweep with a 9-0 win over...
April 3, 2012 | Softball Robbin Kennedy Named Conference Carolinas Softball Player Of The Week Robbin Kennedy, who belted three home runs and drove in nine runs in Mount Olive's doubleheader sweep at Limestone, has been named Conference...
April 1, 2012 | Softball Robbin Kennedy Blasts Three Home Runs - Trojans Sweep Limestone Robbin Kennedy drove in five runs with two homers and Sarah Saunders went the distance for her third win in as many starts this week as Mount Olive...
March 30, 2012 | Softball Softball Splits With Pfeiffer In Home Finale Sarah Saunders allowed only one unearned run in 6 1/3 innings, while Jesse Crist and Rebekah McDaniel sparked the offense with two runs batted in...
March 21, 2012 | Softball Softball Wins Opener In 11 Innings, Wins Nightcap In Five After playing what may be the longest game in Mount Olive College softball history, the Trojans made sure the second game would be one of the...
March 20, 2012 | Softball Jennifer Jones Named Conference Carolinas Softball Player Of The Week Jennifer Jones, who batted .417 in six conference road games last week, has been named Conference Carolinas Softball Player of the Week. Jones becomes...
March 17, 2012 | Softball Softball Takes Conference Unbeaten North Greenville To Wire In Doubleheader Loss Kayla Voorhees scored the tying run in the sixth inning and the go-ahead run in the eighth, but a walk-off two-run homer in the bottom of the eighth...
March 16, 2012 | Softball Softball Vs. Catawba Rescheduled For March 27 Mount Olive's non-conference softball doubleheader vs. Catawba has been rescheduled for March 27 at Nancy Chapman Cassell Field. Game time is 4 p.m.
March 14, 2012 | Softball Softball Sweeps Coker In Conference Carolinas Doubleheader Robbin Kennedy gunned down the potential winning run in the bottom of the seventh and scored the game winner for Mount Olive in the top of the eighth...
March 14, 2012 | Softball Mount Olive Athletes Among Division II Statistical Leaders Mount Olive senior Jacob Rogers ranks among the NCAA Division II leaders in six categories after posting a stellar stretch that earned him Conference...
March 8, 2012 | Softball Softball Sweeps St. Andrews In Conference Carolinas Opener Jennifer Jones drove in all three Mount Olive runs with a solo home run and a tie-breaking two-run single as the Trojans opened conference play with a...
March 6, 2012 | Softball Mount Olive Among NCAA Leaders In Basketball, Volleyball and Softball Statistics Mount Olive's Dory Hines and Craig Hayes continue to be among the nation's best on the basketball courts this season. Hines, a sophomore from Kinston,...
March 5, 2012 | Softball Tuesday's Softball Doubleheader Vs. Catawba Postponed Mount Olive's non-conference softball doubleheader against Catawba, scheduled for Tuesday at Nancy Chapman Cassell Field, has been postponed. An exact...
March 1, 2012 | Softball Softball Team Wraps Up Florida Trip; Drops Pair To No. 19 Rollins Mount Olive freshman Lauren Smith held regionally 19th-ranked Rollins to just four hits, but the Trojans struggled to manufacture hits of their own...
March 1, 2012 | Softball Trojans Among Division II Basketball, Volleyball, Softball Leaders Mount Olive's Dory Hines and Craig Hayes continue to be among the nation's best on the basketball courts this season. Hines, a sophomore from Kinston,...
February 29, 2012 | Softball Softball Takes Florida Southern To Wire In Doubleheader Christie Wright tossed a complete game four-hitter, but a two-out run in the bottom of the first was the difference as the Mount Olive fell to Florida...
February 28, 2012 | Softball Lauren Smith Becomes Two-Time Conference Carolinas Softball Pitcher Of The Week Lauren Smith, who tossed two shutouts last week, including a four-hitter in Mount Olive's 2-0 victory over nationally ranked Francis Marion, has been...
February 28, 2012 | Softball Rally Comes Up Short For Softball Team In Doubleheader Loss To Saint Leo Mount Olive got a home run from Christie Wright, but the Trojans managed just three hits in a 9-1 loss to Saint Leo in the first game of a non-confere...
February 27, 2012 | Softball Lauren Smith Shuts Down Eckerd For 4th Straight Shutout Mount Olive freshman pitcher Lauren Smith hurled her fourth consecutive shutout and eight different batters recorded at least one hit as the Trojans...
February 25, 2012 | Softball Softball Posts Run-Rule Victories In Doubleheader Christie Wright celebrated her birthday with a one-hitter and Kalie Smith hit her first collegiate home run as Mount Olive defeated Virginia Union...
February 22, 2012 | Softball McDaniel's, Overman's Game-Winning Home Runs Lift Softball To Doubleheader Sweep Over Francis Marion Rebekah McDaniel and Beth Overman both picked a perfect time for their first collegiate home runs as they both belted game-winners in Mount Olive&rsqu...
February 18, 2012 | Softball Softball Sweeps West Virginia State In Doubleheader Christie Wright's three-run homer and Robbin Kennedy's two-run double highlighted a seven-run second inning and Carly White tossed 5 1/3...
February 14, 2012 | Softball Lauren Smith Named Conference Carolinas Softball Pitcher Of The Week Lauren Smith, who tied a five-year-old Mount Olive single-game strikeout record in only her second collegiate game, has been named Conference...
February 12, 2012 | Softball Softball Swept By Wingate In Non-Conference Doubleheader Christie Wright tossed a complete game one-hitter, but Trojan miscues led to three unearned runs as Mount Olive fell to Wingate 3-1 in game one of a...
February 11, 2012 | Softball Women's Softball Sweeps Mercyhurst For 1st 4-0 Start Since 2006 Mount Olive's Robbin Kennedy delivered three hits and drove in a pair of runs and pitcher Christie Wright tossed a five-hitter as the Trojans remained...
February 7, 2012 | Softball Softball Sweeps UNC Pembroke Thanks To Wright's Walk-Off Homer Two days later than expected, the Mount Olive softball team finally took to the field Tuesday afternoon against UNC Pembroke. Junior pitcher Christie...
January 24, 2012 | Softball MOC Places 140 Student-Athletes On Fall 2011 Conference Carolinas Presidential Honor Roll A total of 140 Mount Olive College student-athletes representing 13 different sports were named to the Fall 2011 Conference Carolinas Presidential...
January 20, 2012 | Softball Softball Picked Sixth In Conference Carolinas Preseason Poll Mount Olive placed sixth in the 2012 Conference Carolinas Preseason Softball Poll, as voted on by the conference softball coaches. The Trojans...
December 12, 2011 | Softball 2012 MOC Spring Sports Schedules Announced Now that we're in the first full month of winter, Mount Olive College is doing its part to help everyone keep warm thoughts by announcing its 2012...
September 29, 2011 | Softball Mount Olive College Athletics To Raise Money for Susan G. Komen For The Cure October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Mount Olive College will spend the month helping contribute to Susan G. Komen for the Cure, a...
August 1, 2011 | Softball Craig Hurba Promoted To Assistant Softball Coach After serving as a volunteer assistant last season, Craig Hurba has been promoted to assistant softball coach. Hurba will serve as hitting coach,...


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Nicholas Tolomeo's feature on the Deer Lakes girls' basketball team:
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That threesome has formed the nucleus of a Deer Lakes program that has won back-to-back section titles and has a chance to do it again this season.
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self-development and respect for oneself and their world. Parkrose
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grade students in an effort to identify TAG students.
Once a student is identified, a TAG Education Plan is developed with input from the parent, the teacher, the TAG Coordinator at the school, and the student. This plan addresses the individual student's rate and level of learning. Services for students identified as talented and gifted will vary depending on the learning needs of the individual student. Multiple strategies will be used to tailor learning experiences for each TAG learner with differentiated instruction being the primary model used. Within the differentiated instruction model, strategies such as tiered assignments, curriculum compacting, learning contracts and independent projects will be used. In addition, flexible grouping, acceleration, enrichment activities, interdisciplinary curriculum and research projects may be used.
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Here are 6 healthy reasons to add tofu to your diet
- Great Skin: Tofu contains the perfect combination of vital nutrients that contribute to clearer and smooth skin! Tofu is a great source of lean protein, calcium, unsaturated fats, antioxidants and minerals. Tofu also does not contain any of the ingredients that contribute to dull, acne prone skin. Another age defying benefit of eating tofu regularly is that it helps to retain the elasticity of the skin and tones the facial muscles.
- Cancer Prevention: Tofu, high in antioxidants, isoflavones and calcium, can protect our bodies from many types of cancer including breast cancer, colon cancer and prostate cancer.
- Ease Menopause Symptoms: WebMD tells us that "Soy products may improve menopausal symptoms, such as hot flashes." The soy isoflavons, found in tofu and other soyfoods, are behind this relief; isoflavones are a type of phytoestrogen, a chemicals found in plants that work like estrogen.
- Prevent Osteoporosis: Tofu can also be consumed to help prevent Osteoporosis, thanks to its high levels of calcium. WebMD shares that "Eating lots of soy may help keep your bones strong, especially in the first 10 years after menopause. (This is when your estrogen level drops and rapid bone loss happens.)" And, if that weren't enough- Tofu is also effective in preventing rheumatoid arthritis.
- Prevent Hair loss: Human hair is primarily made of a protein called keratin. According to Dr Anitha Anchan, "by eating tofu, your hair gets the required protein to produce hair more and keep the existing ones healthy. Instead of splurging on expensive treatments, add tofu to your daily diet to solve hair loss issues."
- Eliminate Puffy eyes: According to Dr. Oz "The quickest trick is to place extra firm tofu patches, cut a half-inch thick, under each eye for 10 minutes a day for two weeks. The soy in tofu has been shown to increase collagen. Also, soy contains flavonoids that have been shown to decrease sun damage. Combined, these will smooth and heal the skin. The sheer weight of the tofu patch will help press the swelling out of the area."
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"We are at a fork in the road," says Christensen, "and it's a big fork in the road. The role of finance in our economies will diminish very significantly in the next ten years… The cost of capital is negative… Banks, many of them, won't exist ten years from now. Their functionality will be taken over by IT companies who don't have the same assets and income statement challenges."
If finance is no longer the kingpin, "the only viable alternative is talent," says Christensen. "Managers must learn better how to help people become more capable… There is no other lever that managers can pull or tweak or open or close that will have a dramatic influence on their future. And managers should welcome that, because that makes management fun again."


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This Tulip Magnet is perfect for spring. Homemade crafts for kids are a great way to bring the family together.
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- Adult helper can add magnet to back with hot glue.
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This Tulip Magnet i dont know if the still have to not by a computer but years ago i was told not to a magnet by my computer it could clean it by takeing even thing off but was it wise tail i dont know . get fast happy to make maybe make this and u going hand to a person as happy buy bag chips and tell them us u gift to close the bag just thinking or hang the mail out for the post man that might work to have fun, love this ty so much for shareing i have passed this on,
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Where is the project printout for the tulip magnet project?
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With the contents of its largest plant reduced to charred heaps by a Wednesday fire, the future of C&N Industries Inc. could look bleak.
But the president of the long-established Mosherville factory is too busy looking to the future to be despondent about the past days.
"I don't like to perform autopsies. That is what happen yesterday," Mike Carmendy said today.
He's already begun preparations to transfer the manufacturing operations to the company's other plant, which was slated to close in January, Gateway Manufacturing Inc. in Hillsdale. "I've promised in five weeks we'll have everyone back to work."
It's a challenge, he admits, since a late Wednesday fire totally destroyed the plant at 1040 E. Mosherville Road, which employed about 50 people and produced parts for automobile brake and steering systems, snowmobiles and motorcycles and other machine items.
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1. A letter of application together with a proposal for a 20-minute paper including a title and abstract in Greek (maximum 400 words).
2. A brief CV with full contact details and current professional status of applicant.
Proposals should be addressed to the Organizing Committee-4th Conference in Art History, and should be sent electronically to both of the following email addresses: firstname.lastname@example.com and email@example.com.
Deadline for submissions: 30 June 2012.
All applicants will receive an acknowledgment of receipt of their paper proposals within 10 days from the date of their application. Acceptance notification will be send by July, 31st at the latest.
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When you're purchasing your ham, remember to pick up an extra Quart side of our Spinach Alfredo for this make-ahead supper for the following day: Using a Garlic flavored spray oil, (Like Pam®) grease a large pan that you would use for making Lasagna. (9' x 12' x 3"—or larger.)
Place a layer of No-Boil Lasagna noodles on the bottom. (You may need to break another noodle to fit the entire bottom of the pan.) Then layer the following ingredients in this order.
Spread 1 1/4 cups of our Spinach Alfredo over the lasagna noodles Top with:
1/2 cup part-skim Ricotta cheese (dropped by tablespoon)
1/2 cup shredded Mozzarella cheese
1/4 cup Parmesan cheese
3/4 cup diced HoneyBaked Ham
1/2 jar of prepared pasta sauce sauce with olives & Mushrooms, if desired
Fresh ground pepper to taste
1/2 tsp. Dried Italian Seasonings
Repeat one more layer beginning with another layer of No-boil noodles, 1 1/4 cup of Spinach Alfredo, the cheeses, HoneyBaked Ham, spices and all but 1/4 cup of the remaining prepared Pasta Sauce. (See above for quantities.)
Top this with one more layer of the no-boil noodles, the remaining pasta sauce and 1/2 cup tomato juice. Extra Grated Parmesan Cheese
Repeat layer and top with more shredded Mozzarella. Bake Uncovered in a 375º oven 35-45 minutes or until heated through and bubbly. Let stand 10 minutes before serving
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March 29, 2010, 10:56 PM
Trivia question here: What kind of grips were offered on the 629-1 3" 44 mag? Were they wood or pachmayrs? Its a square butt right? How about the 629-1 6" 44?
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March 29, 2010, 11:40 PM
Easy, both were wood unless specified different at the time of ordering the revolver....
Finger grove round butt for 629-1 3 "
And Checkered wood square butt for the 629-1 6"
Oh and forgot to add, just about everybody makes grips for both the round and square ..Hogue , Pachmayr, Herrit and so on..Wood, Ivory,Stone inlay,Rubber..Great thing about owning S&W's everyone makes accessories for them..Its the holsters that are harder to find, mainly for the 3 inch..Galco, Desantis and G&G are some of the few..
March 30, 2010, 01:08 AM
As BigBore said. If you are looking to buy a gun and they are missing the original wood grips, deduct $75 from the book or average going value for the gun if it's a 6", and $150 or more for the much more rare 3" Finger-groove type. Here's what they should look like:
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Why Choose Ohio University Sports Administration?
1. The Curriculum: The MBA/MSA combination
The two-year MBA/MSA program prepares students for leadership positions by combining the business teaching of the Ohio University MBA program with sport-specific knowledge during the MSA program. This degree combination recognizes the growing complexity of the sports, facility and entertainment industries, and reinforces Ohio University's commitment to preparing students for the leadership challenges of the future. SportBusiness International recently ranked the program the #1 American Postgraduate Sports Course.
The MBA phase of the program uses a problem-based learning style, immersing students in collaborative projects and working situations that are commonplace in the business world. Students learn basic business concepts in a real-life context, and develop skills in communication, collaboration and teamwork that are essential for success, while developing their ability to be creative, take initiative, and accept personal responsibility for their actions.
The MSA program combines classroom and practical experience to prepare individuals for leadership positions in the sport industry. An interdisciplinary approach gives students the freedom to choose courses of personal interest and build a foundation of knowledge in their desired career fields.
Click here for the Curriculum link to view more details about each of the degree options.
2. SAFM Alumni Network
More than 85 percent of our 1,400 graduates are employed in key positions within intercollegiate athletics, professional sports, public assembly facilities, sports tours, motor sports, corporate sports organizations, sports media, and the entertainment industries. The loyalty of our alumni and the reputation of the program translate into a wide variety of excellent internship and employment opportunities.
3. Practical Learning Opportunities
Learning also take places outside the classroom as students work on class projects, such as the program's annual alumni symposium and various opportunities offered by the Ohio University Athletic Department.
4. International Diversity
The program's reputation has grown on both the national and international levels, attracting students from Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Eqypt, England, India, Japan, Korea, Kuwait, Malaysia, Mauritius, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Taiwan and Thailand. Our international diversity provides a valuable perspective as the sport industry becomes increasingly globalized.
About Ohio University
Ohio University is consistently ranked in the top 2 percent of American public universities by U.S. News & World Report. Additionally, U.S. News & World Report recognized Ohio University with high marks on their lists of Best Business Schools, Best Education Schools, and National Universities. Our curriculum has been recognized as the 3rd Best Value MBA, as published in Fortune. The Princeton Review praises accessibility of the professors, the beauty of the campus, and the quality of the college newspaper.
Ohio University has also been recognized by Peterson's Guide to Competitive Colleges for academic quality and value.
Our Story
Forty years ago when Dr. James Mason brought the idea for an academic program built around sports administration to Athens, one could hardly predict the level of complexity that the sports industry has become today. Through the years, the sports industry has continued to evolve, becoming increasingly global and more complex in its approach to business.
As such, Ohio University's Center for Sports Administration was founded to serve as a resource to solve the increasingly difficult issues facing the industry and serves as a platform, bringing together various constituent groups associated with the Ohio University Sports Administration Program. Each of these groups benefit from the Center's unique arrangement.
Alumni of the program can come to the Center for solutions to issues that present particular challenges to their organizations. The Center will then use its resources at its disposal to find workable solutions to these challenges.
Current students enrolled in the SAFM program will be given the opportunity to research solutions to industry challenges while applying the skill that he/she has acquired throughout their two-year course of studies in the MBA/MSA program. Through their research efforts, students will increase their knowledge base, while building their own personal networks.
The Sport Industry will benefit from the results that are yielded from student research. The Center posts the findings from students on this website, which will become and has become an online destination for industry professionals looking for answers to perplexing issues affecting their organizations.
Check out what some of our alumni have to say about the Ohio MBA/MSA program in the following video Still The One: Ohio University Sports Administration Program Overview.
In order to continue to serve on the forefront of the sport industry Ohio University offers four degree options:
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[QUOTE=Warmbear;911318]AAArrrrggghhhhh It amazes me how little most people know about food, nutrition and health. I mentioned I was Paleo last night to friends who had not seen me in 5 months, I was 60 lbs lighter than last time and they noticed it. I explained what a paleo lifestyle was about and 1. I am a know it all show off, 2. All those extra calories will make me fat because I am not chasing a gazelle every day, 3. Everyone knows cavemen died at 35 ergo my theories are clearly false.
I eat about 2000 cal a day, I am loosing weight now in dribs and drabs not in great whacking globs but still. One guy said, all that fat goes directly into my bloodstream, solid, undigested and dilutes my blood with sticky congealed fat???? His ex wife was a dietitian so he should know. He also claimed my lack of carbs would lead me to pass out all the time from low blood sugar.
The new Vegan in the group claimed eating food that's been killed is immoral and unhealthy ( she is 400 lbs) as she chowed down on a soy Souvlaki wrap and french fries..... She is also going to have the lap band operation soon as it is the best way to lose weight.
I never learn, I cant keep my mouth shut, I have to try and show them the way over and over no matter that I am talking to a wall.[/QUOTE]
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In a team environment, collaboration works best when everyone has at least a basic level of skill in all competencies needed by the team. We call these team members generalizing specialists--people who have focused their skill development in certain areas, but have also developed other skills enough that they will be able to contribute to what their colleagues are doing. In the absence of a broadening skill set, people tend to specialize, and may become isolated, bottlenecks, or points of failure for the continued development/support of the software. As a result, the Agile Skills Project stresses the cooperative, relational nature of skill levels--and discourages any attempt to use them for ranking or comparison. Instead we offer these following levels as a map for individuals looking for mentors for a particular skill, and encourage teams to raise their overall proficiency together across a broad set of skills.We suggest the following progression of skill levels. Note that these labels are all action words (technically, gerunds--a verb + "ing") because we believe that a person cannot reach any level and stay there without continued effort (especially since contributors are constantly changing the state of the art). So rather than working with someone who is "Perfect" at a particular skill, we would prefer to work with people that are perfecting their skills.
The levels we provide here apply to fine-grained skills, and cannot be summed in any way to define an overall, objective level for a person. Instead we encourage clients or employers or students to consider people holistically, including but not limited to their demonstrated efforts in improving their Agile Skills and the outcome of their work. We also recognize that individuals will differ in the ways and sequence in which they best learn new ideas and skills. Though the Agile Skills Project is agnostic about certifications, the Inventory naturally leads one to assume that an individual who has developed skills in all the pillars would be a valuable team member.
Before one decides to invest in learning a new skill, it is natural to be skeptical, to evaluate the potential benefits before investigating. Someone who is questioning change should be engaged with respect and an attempt to understand, for they surely have valid cognitive, emotional, or behavioral reasons that, once resolved, could improve the team's understanding of the subject.
Individuals who have been exposed to a skill, but do not yet have first-hand experience with it, are Learning. They may continue learning through reading or conversation, through a formal class or casual presentation at a local user's group.
At this level, one has advanced beyond abstract learning and is now practicing the skill in a 'safe' environment. They may be taking a course with hands-on exercises, recreating examples from a book, or doing work under the supervision of a more skilled team member. Practicing represents the first big step from abstract to concrete. A wise organization will not let someone Practice on their own. Someone who is Practicing does not yet know what they do not know, and therefore cannot judge the limits of safely applying their skills. Further improvement comes as individuals seek advice and feedback from mentors in the Agile community.
An individual who is experimenting with the application of a particular skill in various contexts is Journeying. This person has already practiced the skill in at least two different environments (two clients, two employers, or work and class), and peers would consider this person as competent and knowledgeable in the specific skill. They can work on their own, or to increase the competence of a team. A Team member of a lower skill level will learn from them, a team member of a higher skill level will recognize their expertise and practical knowledge.
One cannot be taught the spirit of Journeying--one must simply thirst for improvement. Regardless of the skill category, one must constantly practice current techniques, seek out new and better ones, and share the skill with team mates, to keep Journeying.
This is not all. One who is Journeying supports developments in the skill, by trying and validating new ideas that could potentially improve the state of the art--that is, they welcome people who are Contributing, whether these ideas come from people have become experts at the craft or not.
Someone who is Mastering a skill continues Journeying, Practicing, and Learning--but this person also possesses unquestioned competence in the particular skill. They know it cold; it is second nature to them. The person can intuit the limits of applying the skill, and can foresee new applications in new environments.
But, it does not stop there. Mastering includes bringing up the skill level of one's team mates. They do this in several ways.
They serve as an example of proper practice. If you want to know how it is done, observe this expert.
They partner with other team members and actively share their knowledge and experience.
They seek out teachable moments. When asked a question, they prefer to engage in a dialog that will lead the questioner to an answer, rather than making a pronouncement.
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Pastor Louis was the keynote speaker, Davis followed with words of encouragement and support. Both men participated in the ribbon cutting that marked the culmination of a years-long project and the beginning of this new service to the community.
Pastor Bill Underwood of the Moncks Corner church opened and closed the service with prayer. Mary Mitchum, Director of Community Services, addressed attendees regarding the mission of the new center and scriptural directives.
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I think you should give us your own review, so we can all find out how awesome it truly is .
gamespot did a terrible job at raring this game
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Gamespot is biased, my mag which is really critical gave it a 9.0 so forget Gamespot. They rated the greatest game ever made 8.8!!!Originally Posted by xxwiiwiifanxx
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You have a good grip on the gaming world. you know what games you enjoy, you remain somewhat even in a debate through the consoles. undoubtably a "Super Fanboy" has called you a fanboy when you are not one but rather just stating facts. you are invalueable in a discussion on consoles.
I never go on Gamespot, and when i do i dont understand any of it... IGN the whole way man.
IGN for reviews.
Originally Posted by m7ticalm... Very, very yes.Originally Posted by MetroidZ
I wonder why Gamespot are so biased.
http://www.gabbly.com/wiichat.com <-live chat with WiiChat usersOriginally Posted by Cyan Winters
since im close to my TV (about 3-4 feet away) im having issues with the controls (loosing the cursor) but its my fault cause i go crazy trying to kill them, soon i should calm and do better. Red Steel is fun! Its a great FPS launch title.
To bad i cant play multiplayer! i couldnt find a second nunchuk ANYWHERE
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I have about an hour of gameplay into Red Steel and so far its easy 8.2 in my eyes
Agreed. How Gamespot could even think about giving Twilight Princess an 8.8 and yet give both GTA: Vice City and San Andreas over 9 each is beyond me . They are biased, and IGN is the only review that really matters cause most of the time they are spot on. I havent played Red Steel or Twilight Princess btwOriginally Posted by m7ticalm


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Would it be okay to use a house-hold heating pad, on low, under his tank to keep it at the right temperature until I can get a heat lamp? I really don't want him to get sick or die. (
What else do I need, and how can I set up his tank?
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A heating pad under his tank would be harmful, as too much heat will kill a turtle as too little will just make it lethargic.Heat is important but he needs to be able to cool off as in a cool area in his enclosure. Sunlight is the best uvb light there is. and putting him out in the sun would be great, but be sure there is a shady spot he can go to to cool off, a lot of people overheat their turtles because they thing turtle will die if too cold, in reality they just become lethargic and to digest food they need heat. Painted turtles grow to a large size but a 10 or 20 gallon tank will do for the first 2 years or so. Be sure to get a strong filter as dirty turtle tanks lead to Salmonella. Hope I'm not putting you off but I just don't want you to learn the hard way.
Oh no! You're fine. I am not put off easily, especially because I know little to nothing about turtles so any help I get is very much appreciated! I am planning on getting him a heat lamp and UVB bulb on Thursday when I get paid. I just need something to work for the mean time. I have been taking him outside for an hour or two every day, and I put a little piece of cardboard over part of his tank to make a cool spot, but I ;leave his basking rock in the sun. Is this okay to do?
Also, should I put anything at the bottom of the tank? I have been told that gravel and sand are bad but what about the grass looking stuff?
What kind of filter would work?
Sorry for so many questions, I just want to do what is best for him!
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Long timers on this board - what do you'll think of $125?
Although it is a bit lower than what I expected, I am glad it did not drag out more. Perhaps the uncertainty of FOCUS and that ASPIRE duration of trails is max 18mos resulted in a lower price than most expected. Also perhaps opro has no value assigned to it.
I also must say that it is a little bit sad to see the Onyx story come to an end, the share appreciation aside. It was exciting to see this company progress, launch a new franchise, and become part of a big pharma co.
My shares were in the $37's back in March of last year. Like Vin, very grateful for being a part of Onyx's transformation after the carfilzomib approval. Congratulations to Dr. Coles for a job well done, and to the long time shareholders as well.
Hey, it has been a hell of a good ride for me as my average price is just over $30. Sure I would have liked a higher price, but I am grateful for what I got. What really shocked me is that Bayer wasn't the buyer. Congrats to you, kot, John, lab man, Nidan and any other long term ONXX longs like us. I am going to use some of my cash to buy more SNTA.
Vin, Thanks for your input through the years! Bought in @ 11.50!!! And glad to see no more hassel
Hi Vin,
I was also a little surprised and disappointed. Given all the recent analyst valuations, I really thought we would get something above $135. The uncertainty related to FOCUS was a factor although I still feel that ASPIRE is far more important and more likely to succeed (the design of FOCUS is problematic, especially if patients in the control arm have access to Pomalyst). Still we did fine--my average was around $64.
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The baseball trade market is heating up. The more you read and hear, the more likely one is to believe that the Boston Red Sox will make at least one trade this July.
ESPN's Buster Olney isn't always right, but he spends enough time immersed in the trenches of Major League Baseball coverage to be afforded some credibility.
So when Olney tweets that the Red Sox might be looking for both third base and bullpen help, well, it is worth taking note of.
Anyone who watched Brandon Snyder make a crucial error in the ninth inning of Saturday night's loss to the Angels knows that depth at third base is an issue. Brock Holt had an impressive debut on Sunday night, but he's probably not the guy you want as an everyday third baseman in the midst of a pennant race.
Prior to Stephen Drew's injury, Jose Iglesias was playing pretty impressive third base. The Red Sox have top prospect Xander Bogaerts in Triple-A. Also hitting the cover off the ball in Pawtucket is old friend Will Middlebrooks. Middlebrooks is hitting over .300 with power since being sent down to Pawtucket following a terrible start to the 2013 season in Boston.
So who's on third? Or rather, who could be on third?
The name Michael Young has surfaced. Make no mistake about it, Young is a nice player, a solid veteran with postseason experience. He won't bring too much power, but the guy can hit, and he'd probably be a good fit on the Red Sox roster.
It's just that I can't see the Philadelphia Phillies giving Young away. As a three month rental, Young is not worth any prospects of real value.
There is something to be said for getting rid of prospects you simply have no room for, and, as MassLive's Evan Drellich pointed out last Monday, the Red Sox may be on the verge of running out of room for outfielders on their 40-man roster.
If Boston really does want a third baseman, then are there better options than Young?
Not really.
There are plenty of better third baseman out there, but they're not going to be made available in a midseason trading scenario.
If the Red Sox have concerns about the viability of Will Middlebrooks in the majors, the likelihood of Jose Iglesias sustaining his outstanding offensive pace and the durability of Stephen Drew, then there's a good argument for attaining a short-term solution at third.
Over the long haul, the team appears to have a significant stockpile of young talent to play third.
Then there's the bullpen.
Even before the Andrew Miller injury, the Red Sox were a team that needed some added bullpen depth. It's not that the bullpen has been overused. The Red Sox are 11th in the AL in bullpen innings pitched with 256 2/3.
No, the team's problems in the bullpen fall in two other areas. One is effectiveness. The Red Sox have the 11th-best bullpen ERA in the AL. By contrast, they have the top-ranked ERA among AL starting pitchers.
The gap between the effectiveness of the bullpen and the starters has created another problem.
Someone has to pitch those innings. If it isn't the bullpen, then it is the starters. Red Sox starters have been very good. However, the team doesn't want to overuse them in the regular season only to have them start to show signs of fatigue as the postseason approaches.
On the one hand, the teams with the best bullpen ERA's aren't the best teams. Among the teams that rank in the top five in terms of bullpenn ERA, only the Rangers and A's appear playoff bound. The Blue Jays, Royals and Twins all seem destined for mediocre or worse finishes to the 2013 season.
By contrast, the teams with the best ERA's among their starters are almost all headed for the playoffs. Those are the Red Sox, Tigers, A's and Rangers. Only the Chicago White Sox, who feature one of baseball's worst offenses have top notch starting pitching and a bad win-loss record.
As far as bullpen usage goes, more innings out of the bullpen doesn't appear to be a good omen. The top five AL teams in bullpen innings are the Blue Jays, Astros, Twins, Orioles and Angels. The Orioles are powered by an elite offense while the Angels are just now beginning to play good baseball. Plus, one the keys to the Angels' recent run of success has been the return of a healthy Jered Weaver to the starting rotation.
The Red Sox do need bullpen help, but they need that help because, quite frankly, the guys they've got aren't good enough.
Junichi Tazawa has tons of potential. He's a guy who rarely walks a batter. That's great, but it isn't great if he's too hittable. Tazawa has pitched 39 innings and given up 40 hits. Not bad, but not good when you're routinely brought into close games where the margin for error is very slim.
Alex Wilson and Andrew Bailey have accounted for nearly one-fifth of the total bullpen innings pitched, and both have ERA's over 4.00.
Losing Andrew Miller is huge, even if it is just for a short period time. It could end up being a lot longer than that, though. On Sunday, Peter Abraham of the Boston Globe reported that it could be a lisfranc injury which would sideline Miller for quite some time.
Either way, the Red Sox bullpen is in need of an infusion of talent, and the team should be mindful of how much work they're giving their valuable starting rotation.
Matt Thornton's name surfaced on Sunday afternoon. The White Sox lefty could be available and, with Miller landing on the disabled list, he could be an important addition to the pen.
The Miller injury means the Red Sox will likely make a deal sooner than later.
The Red Sox's needs are such that they might be able to avoid parting with their very best prospects, while still filling fixing what ails their current roster.


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