Southern Arkansas University
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MAGNOLIA, Ark. – Southern Arkansas baseball Assistant Coach Steve Browning has announced an all-skills baseball camp that the Muleriders will conduct on Thursday, December 20.
The camp, with an emphasis on hitting and pitching, will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with lunch provided. Cost for the camp is $60 per participant. Early registration is available with forms being obtained by contacting
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LIVINGSTON, Ala. – Southern Arkansas overcame deficits in both halves to come away with a 71-61 victory over West Alabama Wednesday at Pruitt Hall.
Down 42-37 with 14:31 left in the game, the Muleriders went on a 9-2 run to move ahead on Cameron Butler’s lay-up at 12:25 and never trailed again. The Tigers crept back to within 51-48 with almost nine minutes remaining, but SAU fought the comeback
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MONTICELLO, Ark. – Southern Arkansas used a 69-57 win over Paul Quinn (Texas) College Saturday at Steelman Fieldhouse to earn a split in the Arkansas-Monticello Mary Jane Gilbert Classic. The Lady Muleriders were defeated, 69-60, Friday by Pittsburg State (Kan.).
True freshman center Laura Shuggs (Horatio) scored a season and game-high 23 points and pulled down eight rebounds in leading SAU past the Tigers Saturday. She knocked down
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MAGNOLIA, Ark. – A 14-3 run five minutes into the game propelled Southern Arkansas to a 22-19 advantage as they went on to a 96-83 win over Philander Smith Thursday at Mims Gymnasium. The Muleriders completed the season sweep, as they claimed a 65-57 decision in their season opener over the Panthers.
Former SAU guard Brandon Bealer’s three-pointer gave PSC their largest lead at 12-3 with 16:40 showing as
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MAGNOLIA, Ark. – Leading throughout, Southern Arkansas rolled past West Alabama, 83-49, Tuesday at the W.T. Watson Athletic Center.
In what was possibly their most complete game of the young season, Coach Eric Bozeman’s Muleriders were nearly flawless in almost every facet of the contest. SAU used a balanced attack as all 13 on the roster played, with 12 seeing action for 10-plus minutes. Southern Arkansas set season-highs
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COMMERCE, Texas – Twelfth-ranked Texas A&M-Commerce literally heaved its way past Southern Arkansas Monday, taking a 65-40 win at the A&M-Commerce Field House.
The Lions took an incredible 85 shots in the game to the Lady Muleriders’ 45 and held a whopping 70-33 rebound advantage, including 43 offensive boards. A&M-Commerce was all over the floor, forcing 27 SAU turnovers to aid in launching their shots. Southern
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FLORENCE, Ala. – North Alabama (5-2) held off a stubborn Southern Arkansas (2-1) team to claim a 78-72 win Saturday at Flowers Hall. The Muleriders hung tough with the Lions, who were picked to finish second, with two first-place nods, in the East Division of the pre-season Gulf South Conference coaches’ poll.
SAU used runs in each half in nearly pulling off the victory in their first road trip
