After an NCAA National Championship run fell short against Mount Olive in the title game of 2008, the Ouachita Baptist baseball program received a host of honors on Thursday when Gulf South Conference officials released the All-Decade Baseball squad.
The Gulf South Conference officially closed the door on another exciting decade of collegiate athletics with the release of the GSC All-Decade Teams (2000-09).
Henderson State had a total of 17 student-athletes on the GSC All-Decade Team including eight First-Team selections.
Arkadelphia All-Star teams win 3 State Championships in one week.
Coast to Coast Baseball is hosting two events for players ages 10-18 on August 1.
Ouachita senior Eli Cranor has been listed as one of the 112 student-athletes nominated for the 2010 AllState AFCA Good Works Team award, the organization announced on Tuesday.
Cranor is the returning starting quarterback for the Ouachita football team and is the only in-state and Gulf South Conference nominee among the entire group of collegiate football players.
The COAST (City of Arkadelphia Swim Team) Stingrays will be finishing up the 2010 summer swim season on Saturday, July 24 with the Southern Arkansas Regional Championship Meet at Ouachita Baptist University.
Any student, boy or girl, in grades 9-12 at Arkadelphia High School that is interested in played on the Badger Golf Team is asked to attend a meeting at 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, July 21, in Coach Steve Patterson’s classroom at AHS.
The Arkadelphia High School Colorguard attended the Fred J. Miller Summer Clinic on July 4-7 at Henderson State University.
College baseball players are not like most college students who go home and get a job for the summer. They end up in a small town somewhere across the United States or Canada and play baseball five to six nights a week. They live with a host family (a family in the area who puts them up and feeds them for the summer), and continue to work towards someday playing pro baseball.
150 runners are pre-registered for the Dam Night Run 5k that will be held at the DeGray Lake Spillway area and Skyline Dr. on Saturday, July 31 at 8 p.m. Early registration ends July 23 at which time the price will increase from $20 to $30.
Volleyball, cross-country and football players receive honor.
Soccer, volleyball and football players receive honor.
The annual Battle of the Ravine sporting competitions that occur between hometown rivals Henderson State and Ouachita Baptist create the shortest road trips in intercollegiate play anywhere in the country
Henderson State and Ouachita Baptist amid talks to form new athletic conference.
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