Listen to the newest single from Kareem Rush! It’s called “Missouri”! And just a reminder Roars on Monday, May 2nd! Red Carpet opens at 6:00pm!
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Part ESPY's, Part Oscars, but all MIZZOU!
Awards to be Presented:
- Male/Female “We Are Mizzou” Award
- Male/Female Athlete of the Year (VOTE NOW)
- Voting closes April 1st
- Coach of the Year
- Team Performance of the Year
- Male/Female Highlight of the Year
- Male/Female Rookie of the Year
- Male/Female “For the Love of the Game”
- Male/Female Unsung Hero
- Male/Female Courage Award
- Coach’s Academic Enhancement Award
- Community Service Award
- Male/Female Dr. Judith A. Wells Academic Achievement Award
- Professor of the Year
- Director of Athletics Leadership Award
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COLUMBIA, Mo. - One day after a nine inning battle, the No. 9 Tigers and No. 14 Sooners were back at it as Missouri pulled out another dramatic victory, this one coming in the 11th inning. Nicole Hudson delivered a base hit back up the middle, scoring Saturday's hero Abby Vock, as the Tigers completed their first sweep over the Sooners since 2006.
With the win, Missouri extended the nation's best home winning streak to 32 straight games while improving to 35-5 on the season. The Tigers kept pace with Texas (37-4, 9-0 Big 12) in the Big 12 standings, moving to 9-1 in league play to stay a half game out of first.
In front of a regular season record crowd of 1,712, redshirt sophomore Chelsea Thomas was once again magnificent. The Pleasantville, Iowa, native threw her second complete game of the weekend, tossing all 11 innings, while striking out 17 batters for the second straight day. She allowed six hits and walked only one, throwing 163 pitches in the affair. Thomas struck out every Sooner batter at least one time on the day.
Missouri hits the road for four games this week, starting with a doubleheader on Wednesday at Saint Louis at 3 p.m. CT.
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Mary Burke and Sandra Ostad at National Student-Athlete Day. Members of the Gymnastics team have participated in such community events as the Polar Bear Plunge and National Student-Athlete Day. They will also be apart of the MS Walk this weekend.
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Missouri QB Blaine Gabbert looks to solidify himself as the No. 1 pick as he works out for scouts and coaches at his pro day
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Jamie Sweeney named Big 12 Women's Diving Coach of the Year, while Loren Figueroa is the conference Women's Diver of the Year.
The Big 12 Conference announced today the 2010-11 Big 12 Swimming and Diving postseason awards, and two Tigers were selected to receive postseason honors. Jamie Sweeney received the honor of Big 12 Women's Diving Coach of the Year for the first time, while freshman Loren Figueroa also nabbed her first Women's Diver of the Year honor for the conference.
Figueroa made an incredible impact on the Tiger diving team this year, putting together the best freshman season of any diver in school history. Her season culminated with a second place, All- American finish at the NCAA Division I Championships in the 1 meter dive, setting a new University record with her score of 335.15. Her finish was the best ever for a Missouri diver. Figueroa also brought Missouri its first ever Big 12 Championship in the 1 meter dive, finishing with a meet-record score of 335.15.
In his fourth season as Head Diving Coach at Missouri, Sweeney raised the program to its highest level of success thus far, cementing its status in the national spotlight. Sweeney's divers, led by Figueroa's NCAA medal and Big 12 Championship, posted some of the highest finishes of any divers in Missouri history. Sweeney was also named Big 12 Women's Diving Coach of the Meet at Big 12 Championships.
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1. Women's Track and Field
2. Gymnastics
3. Wrestling
4. Soccer
5. Tennis and Men's Track and Cross Country
7. Baseball
8. Women's Swimming and Diving
9. Softball
10. Women's Basketball
11. Women's Golf
12. Men's Swimming and Diving
13. Men's Basketball
14. Men's Golf
15. Volleyball
16. Football
This is the final update before the ROARS on Monday, May 2! Be sure to turn in any remaining points to 123 MATC!
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Dom was an All-American this year for Mizzou as a Heavyweight. He is currently training for Freestyle which is the Olympic style of wrestling as opposed to Folkstyle which is the collegiate style. During the summer of 2009, Bradley claimed the Junior Freestyle World Championship title, Aug. 9, in Ankara, Turkey.
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The Columbia Orthopedic Group and Mizzou Golf hosted the 2011 Junior Golf Clinic at The Club at Old Hawthorne on April 2. The Columbia Orthopedic Group provided kids with a commemorative T-Shirt and in addition to Missouri coaches Mark Leroux, John Utley, Stephanie Priesmeyer, special clinic instructors included head coaches Tim Norris of Kansas State, Jay Horton of Iowa State, Lance Watson of Oral Roberts, Mike Fleck of Ball State and John Bermel of Northern Iowa.
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