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OCU’s Disaster Management Program Sends another Relief Team to Haiti

submitted by admin, September 8, 2010 - 9:42am
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Ohio Christian University is continuing its work supporting the people of Haiti.  OCU recently sent another relief trip to Haiti.  This latest 10 person team, made up of students, alumni, and an OCU board member, will be traveling to Haiti on Sept, 4, and working through the 11th. 

This group will be on a construction expedition.  It was discovered that ma

OCU Soccer Alumni Called

submitted by jmurton, September 8, 2010 - 9:19am

Mark it down on your calendars.  OCU Soccer Alumni are asked to come and play on October 2nd at 10:00am against the newly formed OCU JV team.  Last year was such a good turnout that we are adding to the alumni event that day.  Our schedule is:

  • 10:00am - OCU Alumni vs. OCU Men's JV
  • 12:00pm - OCU Women vs. Grace Bible College
  • 2:00pm - OCU Men vs.

Rodney Sones to Direct Community Choir during City and County Bicentennial Celebration

submitted by admin, September 8, 2010 - 8:32am

As part of the city and county bicentennial celebration, Dr. Rodney Sones, director of the OCU Chorale and Chamber Singers, has been invited to conduct the Circleville Community Choir in a performance of the Joseph Martin musical Of Faith and Freedom. The venue will be the West Main platform, on Tuesday, October 19 at 6 PM, just before the bicentennial parade, at 7:00.

OCU Women Soccer Show Improvement

submitted by jmurton, September 6, 2010 - 7:16pm

On Labor Day the OCU women soccer program began to regroup and move forward.  Playing a much improved Atlanta Christian College, whom OCU lost to last year 0-1, the ladies started down early in the contest 0-1 only to come back off a beautiful display of possession soccer between Sarah Peters, Liesi South and finished by freshman Heidi Bryan who scored her second goal of the season.&n

Lady Trailblazers Win Season Opener

submitted by cmiller, September 6, 2010 - 3:44pm

OCU defeated the Southern State Community College Patriots 25-7, 25-21, 25-17.

The 2010 season opener and first OCAC conference match pitted Ohio Christian University versus Southern State Community College.

Linette Shetler led the team with 10 kills on 67% hitting percentage and tallied 4 aces. OCU's libero, Tiffany Mosher, led OCU defensively with 14 digs.

Golf Program Signs Membership with Local Course

submitted by cmiller, September 4, 2010 - 8:03pm

Ohio Christian University is excited to announce that this will be the first year their golf program will have the opportunity to compete as a varsity sport representing the school.  The most crucial stride in accomplishing this goal is the membership agreement between the golf program and Cooks Creek Golf Course.

Head Coach Greg Davis and course Head Professional Ken Corliss reach

OCU Signs First Golf Recruit, Josh Moore

submitted by cmiller, September 4, 2010 - 7:55pm

The golf program signed its first ever competitive recruit, Josh Moore on August 25, 2010.  Josh is a graduate of Western Brown High School and comes to Ohio Christian University as an Interdisciplinary Studies major.  Josh hopes to work towards completing his bachelor's degree in order to become a certified high school teacher.

Coach Davis explains, "Josh will be an excellent

OCU Women Struggle to Start of Season

submitted by jmurton, September 2, 2010 - 11:57pm

OCU Women's soccer fell to St. Catharine's College in their home opener on Thursday.  The loss is the second this week to an NAIA school.  "This is a tough schedule for the girls.

OCU Men Lose Home Opener

submitted by jmurton, September 2, 2010 - 11:47pm

The OCU Men's Soccer team fell in their home open to St. Catharine's College (NAIA) of Kentucky 3-4.  The trailblazers scored first off a cross from Jimmy Galvan in which Dexter Chapman headed into the goal in the 19th minute.  After St.

Traditional Enrollment Increases 53%

submitted by admin, September 2, 2010 - 4:27pm

OCU's Traditional Undergraduate program fall enrollment includes 420 full-time and 180 post-secondary students.