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Los Angeles, CA - Coming into today's game the Hawks were looking to get out of Southern California with one win in five attempts. The Tigers would deny the Hawks that opportunity defeating the Hawks 75-63.
The Hawks would open the game with down 11-4, but at the 9:57 mark the Hawks would manage to catch up and tie the game at 16. After exchanging baskets, sophomore Patrick Turner would hit an open three to give the Hawks their first lead of the game. The Hawks would manage to keep this lead unt… Continue

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Oklahoma City University has been named the No. 1 team in the preseason NAIA Men's Golf Coaches' Top 25 Poll, the national office announced Friday. The Stars earned all 19-possible first-place votes for 529 points. Oklahoma City captured third place at the NAIA Men's Golf Championship last season.

Savannah College of Art and Design (Ga.) is ranked second with 509 points, followed by the University of South Carolina - Beaufort with 483 points, Johnson & Wales University (F… Continue

ORANGE, Calif. - The Chapman University women's basketball team remained winless on the young 2009-10 season with a 70-50 defeat at the hands of visiting Holy Names University on Friday night at the Hutton Sports Center.
After falling behind quickly 3-0 on a three-pointer by Chapman's Casey Gomez, Holy Names (5-6) controlled the game from there. The Hawks opened up a 9-9 tie with the start of a 27-10 run midway through the first half. That run helped Holy Names build its biggest lead of the half… Continue

Whittier, CA - The Hawks came into tonight's contest looking to get back on track, but it was the Poets who extended their winning streak to four defeating the Hawks 101-103 in overtime.
The game was a seesaw battle the entire night with both teams fighting on both ends of the floor with neither team able to gain a substantial lead. The game came down to the final seconds as the Poets took a 3-point lead with just under 10 seconds remaining in regulation. But with a missed rebound opportunity th… Continue