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The John Brown University men’s soccer team opened its season with a successful homestand, dominating Bacone College 5-1 on Thursday and defeating Missouri Baptist 3-1 on Saturday. In the opener, the Golden Eagles were led by forward Martin Gonzalez’s two-goal effort and a dominant defense. JBU only allowed one shot […]
Bobby Petrino was dismissed from his position as the Razorbacks head football coach after the truth about his motorcycle crash and his inappropriate relationship with a 25-year-old staff member. Jeff Long, Arkansas’ director of athletics, announced Petrino’s dismissal on Tuesday night. Long also said that Petrino had hired Jessica Dorrell, […]
A floundering baseball franchise completely rebrands itself. New players, new stadium, new uniforms, new name, new manager. And yet, only three games into the season they suspend their new manager and are on the verge of firing him. What happened? Ozzie Guillen, that’s what. The Ex-White Sox manager has been […]
Team building is one of the most important aspects of a sport, and for Lady Golden Eagle Head Volleyball Coach Stacie Johnson, this is no exception. Along with weekly practices, the team is currently working through a book study together. The current sophomore and junior players are studying about leadership, […]
Every year that Simeon Hinsey, the Assistant Athletics’ Director for Media Relations, has worked at John Brown University there has been a transition within the Athletic Department. This year though Hinsey will be the one transitioning to a new position as a graduate assistant position at the University of Arkansas. […]
JBU Men’s Golf team is gearing up for the SAC Tournament April 23-24 in Lubbock, TX. They finished 10th out of 11 teams at their most recent tournament at Southwest Christian University April 9-10. The Eagles were without the services of West Loveland, who led the team all season and […]
On Monday night, the Kentucky Wildcats won their school’s six NCAA national championship. Players and fans cheered and cried as the floor was flooded in blue and white. All of that was marred by the rioting that took place in Lexington, the UK Wildcats home city, after the final buzzer. […]
The men’s and women’s tennis teams have a week long break before facing eight teams in eight days. After that they will head to the NAIA Regionals in Oklahoma City. The women’s team has a record of 3-8 while the men are 1-8. Paul Pautch, a professional tennis player helping […]
The Stanley Cup is the oldest, most fabled trophy in sports. But the average student on John Brown University most likely has no idea that National Hockey League’s 2012 Stanley Cup Playoffs start in less than a week. Senior and St. Louis Blues fan Chris Byington said while he finds […]
The Eagles last regular season tournament is April 9-10 at the Southwestern Christian Tournament in Oklahoma City. The Eagles finished 5th out of 13 teams at the Swede Invitational in Salina, KS on March 5-6 and 3rd out of 7 teams at the Central Baptist Invitational in Little Rock March […]