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7.26.2010 | Softball
OKLAHOMA CITY – Former Oklahoma City University coach Jay Miller directed the United States to its fourth consecutive World Cup of Softball championship 5-1 over Japan on Monday at Hall of Fame Stadium.
Team USA picked up its second World Cup of Softball title in a row under Miller’s guidance. Miller, an NFCA Hall of Famer currently the Mississippi State coach, has also led the United States to titles in this year’s ISF World Championships and last year’s Canada Cup and Japan Cup.
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7.25.2010 | Women's Wrestling
BUDAPEST, Hungary – Brittany Delgado of Oklahoma City University took fifth place in the Junior World Championships at 72 kilograms (158.5 pounds) on Sunday.
Delgado, a junior-to-be from Fountain Inn, S.C., went 2-2 on the way to the finish.
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7.14.2010 | Women's Basketball
OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma City University added Arizona first-team all-stater Kayla MacKenzie to its women’s basketball team for 2010-11.
MacKenzie, a 5-foot-7 guard, became all-Arizona, first-team Class 4A all-state and region player of the year as a senior at Glendale Raymond S. Kellis (Ariz.) High School. She picked up all-Arizona and first-team 4A all-state honors twice and region player of the year three times.
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7.13.2010 | Men's Golf, General
OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma City University finished in second place in the race for the 2009-10 Sooner Athletic Conference Cup, which goes to the athletic department that excels the most within the conference.
Oklahoma Baptist took the award to snap OCU’s seven-year streak of winning the award. This marks the second time in the cup’s 11-year existence that OCU did not win it. Each school’s best performance in six conference-affiliated sports were factored into the Stars’ points total.
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7.13.10 | Men's Wrestling, Women's Wrestling
OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma City University had the best wrestling media guide cover in Division C in 2009-10 as awarded by the College Sports Information Directors of America.
OCU’s media guides were produced by director of art and web services Kevin Miller and media relations specialist Rod Jones in the OCU communications department and director of athletic communications Rich Tortorelli and assistant sports information director Jeremy Stevens in the athletics department. Issei Aoyama designed the wrestling media guide cover.
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7.11.10 | Men's Golf
PEARLAND, Texas – Former Oklahoma City University golfer Daniel Mitchell captured his first career professional victory in The Texas Honing Open on Sunday at Golfcrest Country Club.
Mitchell won the 2007 NAIA individual championship as a senior with the Stars. Mitchell fired a 69-67-66-74–276 to earn $30,000 in the Hooters Tour event.
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7.10.10 | Women's Wrestling
MANAGUA, Nicaragua – Brittney Roberts of Oklahoma City University took the gold medal at 67 kilograms (147.5 pounds) in the Pan American Junior Women’s Wrestling Championships on Saturday.
Roberts became one of two U.S. individuals to win the gold. Schuyler Brown won at 59 kilos (130 pounds) to help the United States to a second-place finish as a team. The United States had 53 points, while Canada had a tournament-high 63.
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7.7.10 | Women's Golf
OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma City University has chosen Marty McCauley as coach of its powerhouse women’s golf program.
McCauley has spent the past five years as men’s golf assistant coach to Greg Sands at Texas Tech. The Stars finished as NAIA runner-up last season after an unprecedented run of five consecutive national championships.
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7.4.10 | Women's Wrestling
GUELPH, Ontario – Brittany Delgado of Oklahoma City University took third place at 72 kilograms, while Kristie Davis finished sixth at 67 kilos for the United States in the Canada Cup on Sunday.
Delgado, a junior-to-be at OCU from Fountain Inn, S.C., picked up two pins to rebound from a first-round loss while competing for the U.S. FILA Junior Women’s World Team.
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7.2.10 | Women's Wrestling
OKLAHOMA CITY – Kristie Davis and Brittany Delgado of Oklahoma City University will represent the United States in the Canada Cup on Saturday and Sunday in Guelph, Ontario, Canada.
The Canada Cup will be one of several international events that OCU wrestlers will compete in to hone their skills. Davis will wrestle for the U.S. Senior Women’s World Team, while Delgado will be on the U.S. FILA Junior Women’s World Team this weekend.
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