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The Press-Dispatch Sports Wednesday, Februar y 27, 2019 B- 3 OAKLAND CITY COLLEGE MEN'S BASKETBALL 2018-19 SCHEDULE Date Opponent Location Result/Time (CST) Nov. 6 Austin Peay State Univ. (exhibition) Clarksville, Tenn. L, 53-114 Nov. 9 Ohio State University-Mansfield Home W, 98 -40 Nov. 17 Chaminade University Honolulu, Hawaii L, 64-99 Nov. 20 Hawaii Pacific University Kaneohe, Hawaii L, 53-74 Nov. 27 University of Southern Indiana Evansville, Ind. L, 63-82 Dec. 1 Appalachian Bible College Home W, 103-77 Dec. 8 Campbellsville University-Somerset Home W, 102-76 Dec. 11 University of Alabama-Huntsville Home L, 76 -77 Dec. 15 Ohio State University-Mansfield Home W, 97-42 Dec. 16 Ohio State University-Mansfield Home W, 96 -53 Dec. 31 University of Alabama-Huntsville Huntsville, Ala. L, 70 -88 Jan. 2 Boyce College Home W, 80 -57 Jan. 5 East-West University Home W, 106 -63 Jan. 7 Emmaus Bible College Home W, 102-62 Jan. 10 Welch College Home W, 98 -77 Jan. 11 Southeastern Baptist College Home W, 101-82 Jan. 12 Southeastern Baptist College Home W, 99 -63 Jan. 19 Warren Wilson College Home W, 126 -102 Jan. 23 Wilberforce University Home W, 81-67 Jan. 26 Simmons College of Kentucky Home W, 92-63 Jan. 30 Campbellsville Univ.-Harrodsburg Home W, 104-72 Feb. 2 Baptist Bible College Springfield, Mo. Cancelled Feb. 6 East-West University Home W, 105 -76 Feb. 9 Wright State University-Lake Home W, 109 -59 Feb. 10 Wright State University-Lake Home W, 112-73 Feb. 13 Simmons College of Kentucky Louisville, Ky. W, 75 -67 Feb. 16 Appalachian Bible College Mt. Hope, W. Va. W, 96 -78 Feb. 24 Andrews University Home W, 71-64 Mar. 1 NCCA A Regional Tournament Home 7 p.m. OAKLAND CITY COLLEGE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL 2018-19 SCHEDULE Date Opponent Location Result/Time (CST) Nov. 6 Eastern Illinois University (exhibition) Charleston, Ill. L, 41-102 Nov. 10 Murray State University (exhibition) Murray, Ky. L, 55 -113 Nov. 16 Asbury Nov. Classic: Georgetown (Ky. Wilmore, Ky. L, 66 -94 Nov. 17 Asbury Nov. Classic: Shawnee St. (Ohio) Wilmore, Ky. L, 74-111 Nov. 24 Warren Wilson College Home W, 85 -83 Dec. 8 University of Indianapolis Home L, 73-104 Dec. 12 Indiana University-Southeast Home W, 77-75 Dec. 15 Ohio State University-Mansfield Home Cancelled Dec. 16 Ohio State University-Mansfield Home Cancelled Dec. 19 University of Missouri-St. Louis St. Louis, Mo. L, 38 -86 Dec. 28 St. Louis College of Pharmacy Home W, 76 -57 Jan. 4 Central Christian College of the Bible Home Postponed Jan. 5 Central Christian College of the Bible Home Postponed Jan. 7 Emmaus Bible College Home W, 81-79 Jan. 10 Welch College Home W, 81-70 Jan. 12 Fisk University Home W, 85 -49 Jan. 14 Indiana University-Southeast New Albany, Ind. L, 62-80 Jan. 18 Lincoln Christian University Home W, 101-99 Jan. 26 Simmons College of Kentucky Home W, 99 -39 Feb. 1 Kentucky State University Frankfort, Ky. L, 73-79 Feb. 7 Campbellsville Univ.-Harrodsburg Home W, 80 -50 Feb. 9 Wright State University-Lake Home W, 96 -44 Feb. 10 Wright State University-Lake Home W, 114-58 Feb. 14 Ohio Christian University Home L, 71-75 Feb. 15 Simmons College of Kentucky Louisville, Ky. W, 92-43 Feb. 24 Andrews University Home W, 68 -54 Mar. 7-9 Christian College National Tourney Home TBD COLLEGE SCOREBOARD COLLEGE MEN'S BASKETBALL ANDREWS UNIVERSITY 64, OAKLAND CITY UNIVERSITY 71 February 24 at Oakland City Andrews University 31 33 – 64 Oakland City University 40 31 – 70 Andrews University (16-11): Joshua Fitzpatrick 10 -17 0 -1 21, Nate Tchamba 6 - 13 2-2 17, Denzel Daniel 1-9 2-2 4, Jeremiah Irby 5 -5 1-4 11, Josiah Charles 1-7 0 -0 2, Barry Armstrong 1-4 0 -0 3, Ryan Forrest 1-5 0 -0 2, Daniel Mundy 2-5 0 -0 4. Totals 27-65 5 -9 64. Oakland City University (21-5): Logan Worthington 8 -17 0 -0 16, Andrew Scott 9 -24 4-6 29, Tyler Toopes 5 -8 2-3 13, Austin Robertson 0 -0 0 -0 0, Jacob Sanford 2-4 3-3 9, Bryant Nalley 0 -0 2-2 2, Nathaniel Schmittler 1-4 0 -0 2. Totals 25 -57 11-14 71. Three-point field goals: Oakland City University 10 (Andrew Scott 7, Tyler Toopes 1, Jacob Sanford 2). Andrews University 5 ( Joshua Fitzpatrick 1, Nate Tcham- ba 3, Barry Armstrong 1). COLLEGE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL ANDREWS UNIVERSITY 54, OAKLAND CITY UNIVERSITY 68 February 24 at Oakland City Andrews University 12 16 19 7 – 54 Oakland City University 20 9 24 15 – 68 Andrews University (13-10): Kia Williams 6 -17 2-3 14, Jayde Broussard 9 -14 5 - 7 23, Nadira Cousins 6 -16 0 -0 13, Brianna Kittleson 1-6 0 -0 2, Hannah Sabangan 0 - 7 0 -0 0, Amber Kwon 0 -0 0 -0 0, Elizabeth Ikpeama 0 -0 0 -0 0, Brittney Byrd 0 -0 0 -0 0, Kimberly Cardenas 0 -0 0 -0 0, Elysia King 0 -0 0 -0 0, Allison Walean 1-1 0 -0 2. To- tals 23-61 7-10 54. Oakland City University (13-7): Xerena Tompkins 5 -10 0 -0 10, Kiare Young 5 - 12 2-2 12, Maddie Ubelhor 10 -15 0 -0 27, Kayla Sanford 2-9 2-2 8, Aricka Prentice 3- 14 0 -0 6, Lexi Lashbrook 2-3 1-1 5, Reanne Kietlinski 0 -2 0 -0 0. Totals 27-65 5 -5 68. Three-point field goals: Andrews University 1 (Nadira Cousins 1). Oakland City University 9 (Maddie Ubelhor 7, Kayla Sanford 2). "It's very small. The pro- fessors are always very nice and welcoming, and they want me to succeed," said Croak about OCU." She played first base for the Chargers, but as an Oak, she is trying out a new posi- tion, second base. "My bat- ting average was something that they liked about me. I try my best in my academ- ics," she said regarding why OCU was interested in her. For her college career, Croak is confident that her team will succeed, and add- ed that the Lady Oaks have many versatile players who will move around the field. "I think talent-wise, we are showing out," added Croak. At Oakland City, she is studying Sports Administra- tion. She did not look deep into other schools when deciding on a college, and she added that OCU's busi- ness department had what she was looking for. Croak thinks that she made a great decision when it comes to choosing Oakland City. She will remember ad- vice from previous coaches when stepping out onto that college field. "You always give 110 per- cent because that is expect- ed at the college level, and no one tells you to do that, you just have to know to do it," said Croak. When it comes to person- al goals, she wants to stay on the Dean's List. She added, "Softball wise, I just think I want to enjoy my time, win and have fun." CROAK Continued from page 1 were Jackson Stuckey (160 lbs) and Konner Simmons (220 lbs). With a winning re- cord was Ryan Gladish (117 lbs), who was 3-2 on the day. "Corey Goeppner had a monster day, pinning ev- eryone. He showed a lot of heart and determination this weekend. Boyd had a breakout day, which he re- ally needed. I feel this will set the tone for the rest of his season," said Thompson. He added, "Marchi- no could've been 5 -0, but wrestled a different weight against South Spencer to wrestle another match. Even though he lost, he showed great leadership stepping up for the team." "We will get back to prac- tice this week with the hopes to continue the posi- tive momentum we built this weekend." The Chargers travel to Gibson Southern on Satur- day for the eight-team Titan Duals. Wrestling begins at 10 a.m. INVITE Continued from page 1 Three wrestlers won their weight classes at the Charger Invitational Middle School Wrestling Tour- ney on Saturday. They were Isaac Marchino, Corey Goeppner and Griffin Boyd. Above are coach John Thompson, Marchino, Goeppner, Boyd and coach Luke Cox. Goeppner was named the Most Outstand- ing Wrestler in the tournament. Isaac Marchino works on returning his South Spencer opponent to the mat. Kenzie Rudolph photo Ryan Gladish anxiously waits for the ref to call a pin to defeat his Boonville opponent. Kenzie Rudolph photo Cole Parks waits for a pin to be called at Pike Central's Middle School tour- nament. Kenzie Rudolph photo Pike Central middle schooler Paul Thompson ties up with his opponent. Kenzie Rudolph photo Konner Simmons shortly before winning his match last Saturday. Kenzie Ru- dolph photo