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No seniors, no problem
Even with youthful lineup, head coach Tanya Chaplin has kept her program going strong with another successful season on national scale
Most gymnasts are introduced to the sport between the time when they are 4 and 6 years old. By the time a gymnast reaches the collegiate level she typically has 14 years of gymnastics experience and has qualified two or three times for the Junior Olympic National Competition.
No. 8 gymnastics heads south for Regionals
After a third place finish in conference two weeks ago, Oregon State will travel to Tucson, Arizona in search of another trip to nationals
The No. 8 OSU gymnastics team is preparing for another away meet this Friday, but this time the stakes are higher.
The Beavers are on their way to the NCAA South Central Regional Championships in Tucson, Ariz., two weeks after placing third at the Pac-10 Championships.
Winter grades, Part dos
For starters, I had to save the most important two winter sports for last. Sure, both our hoops teams didn't have the best years, but I felt it was necessary to put them in a league (or should I say, column) of their own.
There were few triumphs, a good share of losses, and another season of the Jay John era in 2008 announced by Bobby D.
Men's hoops land another recruit for next season
A day after five players departed from program, Oregon State inks a shooting guard from Illinois
Oregon State men's basketball coach Jay John announced the signing of shooting guard Michael Stovall today. The 6-foot-5, 200-pound Stovall was one of the top seniors in the state of Illinois at Marshall High School in Chicago.
"Michael is one of the best athletes that we've ever recruited," John said.
OSU athletes show off their skill
Proceeds for fifth annual charity event went to Bluffton (Ohio) University memorial fund this year
Beaver nation was introduced to another side of their beloved athletes with the fifth annual 'Other Side' talent show held at the LaSalle Stewart Center Wednesday night.
The event, which proceeds go to charity, has been a complete success since it began. This year with the Austin Auditorium nearly full, Chairperson Monica Storm estimated that the event brought in nearly two thousand dollars, which benefited the Bluffton (Ohio) University memorial fund.
