Clarksville, Ark. -- University of the Ozarks has announced a $6.2 million project to construct new softball and baseball stadiums on its campus. The two facilities are targeted for completion in early 2024, in time for regular season play. They represent the second phase of a concerted effort by the University to upgrade all its varsity and intramural athletics facilities.
Players from the USA South Athletic Conference, the Atlantic East Conference, the American Southwest Conference, and the North Coast Athletic Conference are off to hot starts in 2023 and took home the NCBWA DIII Awards for the month of February.
Piedmont and La Verne earned their first wins of the season. ThLions defeated Cal Lutheran and La Verne bested Linfield. Widener was a Wednesday winner with Rhodes and Hendrix opening with wins on Tuesday.
It was a light weekend of baseball but after 200+ days with the teams off the field, it was a welcome sight. Piedmont opened with an impressive victory, Louisiana College took 3 of 4 from Alma and Austin split with Ozarks in the opening weekend action.
UW-Platteville school officials announced on Dec. 3 the appointment of Chad Harris as head baseball coach. Harris has 17 years of collegiate coaching experiencing, most recently served as assistant coach and pitching coach at Dubuque.
Ozarks walked it off in game one and rolled in the nightcap for a 4-0 start to the season. On a trip to Arizona, Redlands downed Texas-Dallas in extra innings. In Texas, No. 15 Texas-Tyler completed a three game sweep of La Verne
Ozarks walked it off in game one and rolled in the nightcap for a 4-0 start to the season. On a trip to Arizona, Redlands downed Texas-Dallas in extra innings. In Texas, No. 15 Texas-Tyler completed a three game sweep of La Verne
Crider hit for the cycle going 4-for-5 with two RBIs, improving his season batting average to .452 as Ozarks topped Grinnell 16-14, The Eagles outhit the Pioneers 17-15 in game one of the series between the two teams.
Clarksville, Ark. – After leading for four innings, the Eagles lost the lead in the fifth inning and were unable to recover, dropping game one 10-8 in their conference-opener against East Text Baptist University.
University of the Ozarks took state honors on Wednesday with a win over Hendrix. Elsewhere Howard Payne defeated McMurry and Pomona-Pitzer survived a Bates rally to close the D-III baseball action on Wednesday.
Aaron Gentry, a two-time winner of the ASC Coaching Staff of the Year award at LeTourneau, was named the new head coach at the University of the Ozarks on Tuesday.
Clarksville, Ark.-Aaron Gentry, a two-time winner of the American Southwest Conference Coaching Staff of the Year award at LeTourneau University, was named the new Head Baseball Coach at the University of the Ozarks, it was announced by Athletic Director Jimmy Clark Tuesday.
Greensboro and Ozarks got wins on Wed. with Randolph-Macon and Averett prevailing Thur. afternoon on a light midweek schedule. Concordia (Texas) earned their first win defeating Texas Lutheran Thurs. night.
Saturday's highlights include CNU scoring eight ninth inning runs for the comeback, Ozarks and Covenant needing extras to get wins, and Concordia (Texas) dropping a fifth straight with a 9-5 loss to Whittier.
Jackson, Miss.-Tyler Erickson and Ian Bryan combined for a four-hit shutout in the University of the Ozarks season-opening 5-0 win against Huntingdon College Friday afternoon in the Millsaps College Invitational.
Clarksville, Ark.-Building on last season’s late success, the U of O baseball team heads into the 2013 season with high hopes behind a veteran club and a considerable amount of momentum.
In an effort to get more involved with the community and raise awareness for the baseball program, players took time out of their daily routines to reach out to the community.
Sam Brownwood pitched five strong innings as the University of the Ozarks defeated Hendix in the teams' season opener. In other action, Texas Lutheran split two with Texas Wesleyan.
Ozarks Announces $6.2 Million Softball And Baseball Complex
May 18, 2023Clarksville, Ark. -- University of the Ozarks has announced a $6.2 million project to construct new softball and baseball stadiums on its campus. The two facilities are targeted for completion in early 2024, in time for regular season play. They represent the second phase of a concerted effort by the University to upgrade all its varsity and intramural athletics facilities.
