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February 3, 2005 • Posted in

Lady Choctaws Collect 68-51 Win

Clarksville, Ark.-The Lady Choctaws (13-7, 10-7) took advantage of 31 Ozarks' turnovers in route to a 68-51 victory over the Lady Eagles (2-17, 2-14) in American Southwest Conference play on Thursday night. Mississippi College held a 25-21 lead at halftime after forcing the Lady Eagles into 17 first half miscues. The Lady Choctaws then went […]

February 2, 2005 • Posted in

Baseball Team Prepares For Upcoming Season

Clarksville, Ark.--Head coach Jimmy Clark has many reasons to be optimistic about the upcoming 2005 season. The Eagles will be built around numerous upperclassmen and will have an improved pitching staff, which could help the Eagles be one of the surprise teams of the American Southwest Conference. Additionally, the ASC has expanded their post-season championship […]

February 1, 2005 • Posted in

Justin Neese Named Head Women’s Soccer Coach

Clarksville, Ark.--Justin Neese has been named Head Women's Soccer Coach at the University of the Ozarks, announced by Athletics Director Dave De Hart on Tuesday. Neese, 24, was the assistant women’s soccer coach at University of Dallas in Irving, Texas, last season where he helped the Lady Crusaders reach the NCAA III national championship tournament […]

January 29, 2005 • Posted in

Louisiana College Finds Shooting Touch

Clarksville, Ark.-Ozarks suffered a 88-66 loss to Louisiana College (11-8, 10-6) in Pineville, Louisiana. Louisiana College went on a 19-6 run over a five-minute span at the mid-way point of the second half to gain a win that put them in second place in the league standings. The Lady Eagles (2-16, 2-13) were plagued by […]

January 29, 2005 • Posted in

Wildcats Give Ozarks 81-72 Loss

Clarksville, Ark.-The Louisiana College Wildcats (9-9, 8-8) gave the Eagles a 81-72 loss on Saturday afternoon in ASC play. The Eagles (9-9, 7-8) were unable to overcome a 43-36 deficit at halftime and had a tough time scoring when it mattered most. Ozarks shot just 37 percent from the field in the second half while […]

January 27, 2005 • Posted in

Mississippi College Prevails 83-63

Clarksville, Ark.-The Mississippi College Choctaws continued their substantial lead in the American Southwest Conference East division race with a 83-63 victory over the Eagles in Clinton, Mississippi, on Thursday night. The Choctaws (15-2, 13-2) needed a late flurry in the second half to hold off the Eagles’ (9-8, 7-7) chances of comeback in a game […]

January 27, 2005 • Posted in

Lady Choctaws Surge In Second Half

Clarksville, Ark.-The Mississippi College Lady Choctaws gained a 78-61 victory over the Lady Eagles in American Southwest Conference play in Clinton, Mississippi, on Thursday night. Mississippi College (12-6, 9-6) pulled away from the Lady Eagles (2-15, 2-13) in the second half with a late rally that saw the Lady Choctaws turn an eight-point lead with […]

January 25, 2005 • Posted in

Acting, directing classes highlight UofO’s Kids College

Clarksville, Ark. ---The University of the Ozarks will offer a variety of classes in the creative arts for school-age children during February, March and April as part of the university's on-going Kids College. Among the classes scheduled include, On Broadway for 6th through 12th graders from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Thursdays beginning Feb. […]

January 22, 2005 • Posted in

ETBU Collects 75-62 Victory

Clarksville, Ark.-The Lady Eagles (2-14, 2-11) were unable to make a second half comeback as East Texas Baptist (6-10, 6-7) outscored Ozarks 41-32 in the final twenty minutes of play to cap off a 75-62 victory. Ozarks trailed just 34-30 at intermission behind a 10-point, 8-rebound effort by Olivia Fisher. The Lady Eagles suffered from […]

January 22, 2005 • Posted in

Eagles Remain In Second Place Despite Loss To ETBU

Clarksville, Ark.-The Eagles (9-7, 7-6) dropped a 97-85 decision to East Texas Baptist University (7-8, 7-6) on Saturday afternoon in Marshall, Texas. Ozarks remains in second place in the American Southwest Conference East Division standings. Ozarks held the lead for a brief moment in the first half, but ETBU turned up the defensive pressure and […]