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EDMOND, Okla.- The Ouachita Baptist Wrestling team fell to both Newman and Central Oklahoma in the 2011 Central Oklahoma Open in Edmond, Okla. at the Hamilton Field House on Saturday. Ouachita (4-9-1) fell to Newman, 32-18, followed by falling to Central Oklahoma, 36-4. Highlights for…
ARKADELPHIA- It was a back and forth match up in game two, and when the dust settled, Ouachita Baptist split a doubleheader with North Alabama, with a 7-6 victory at Rab Rodgers Field on Saturday. Ouachita (3-1) lost game one, 11-0, as North Alabama (4-1)…
CLEVELAND, Miss.- Ouachita Baptist made a charge in the standings on day two at the New South Intercollegiate Conference Championships (NSISC) in Cleveland, Miss. on Thursday. Ouachita Baptist moved into second in the women’s standings, while the men moved up to fourth overall. Several relay…
CLEVELAND, Miss.- While only two different finals ran for the men’s division, the Tigersharks took advantage with a victory in the men’s 200 Medley Relay, as Ouachita competed well in the opening day of competition at the NSISC Conference Championships in Cleveland, Miss. on Wednesday.…
ARKADELPHIA- It may be early in the season, but the Tigers are already finding a multitude of ways to win, as Ouachita swept Southeastern Oklahoma State, 1-0 in Game 1 and 4-3 in Game 2 at Rab Rodgers Field on Tuesday. Ouachita (2-0), picked up…
ARKADELPHIA- Ouachita Baptist Director of Athletics David Sharp has announced that due to a snow storm in the Arkadelphia area, the Ouachita basketball games against Delta State at Bill Vining Arena have been postponed until Monday, Feb. 14. The games were scheduled to be played…
ARKADELPHIA- Ouachita Baptist Head Women’s Basketball Coach Garry Crowder collected his 250th victory with a 83-73 victory over Harding in Gulf South Conference action at Bill Vining Arena on Thursday. The victory turned out to be an important as Ouachita (15-5, 6-2 GSC West) still…
ARKADELPHIA- With a strong home crowd in its favor, Ouachita stormed to a 42-33 advantage in the opening half against No. 20 Harding. It would be the Bisons, however, who peaked just at the right time, defeating the Tigers 89-82 at Bill Vining Arena on…
ARKADELPHIA- A strong second half surge and 55 percent shooting performance wouldn’t be enough for Ouachita Baptist, as the Tigers fell to No. 23 Arkansas Tech, 83-73, on Saturday at Bill Vining Arena. Ouachita (7-12, 2-5 GSC West) ouscored the Wonder Boys (15-3, 6-0 GSC…
