CBC SPORTS: Men's Golf Looking for 2nd Win

Volleyball

• Conway, Sept. 17 — Hosting an NCAA opponent for the second straight Tuesday, CBC took on the Bisons of Harding University in front of a nice crowd at A.R. Reddin Fieldhouse. CBC (0-5) got swept by HU (5-4) with scores of 15-25, 14-25 and 21-25. Madeline Freeman had 8 kills to lead the attack, which was aided by a team-high 10 assists from Brooke Schmitz. Kate Scroggins recorded 12 digs to lead the way defensively as CBC had 23 kills and hit .103 compared to 43 kills and a .198 hitting percentage from Harding.

Men’s Soccer

• Oklahoma City, Okla., Sept. 17 — Playing outside of Arkansas or Mississippi for the first time this season, CBC was on the pitch at Brian Harvey Field for a matchup with the Oklahoma City University Stars (OKCU). CBC (2-4) got a goal in the first half to lead 1-0 at halftime, but allowed a pair of goals within eight minutes in the second half to fall 2-1 to OKCU (5-0-1). Billy Murray netted his third goal for the Mustangs to give them the lead in the 31^st minute, a lead they carried into the intermission. Oklahoma City would tie the match in the 62^nd minute and go ahead in the 69^th. The Mustangs would only get one chance after that, and it went wide to spoil an outstanding Jasper Gadellaa performance in net, as he turned away seven Star strikes.

• Clarksville, Sept. 21 — Playing on the road for their third consecutive match, CBC was at the Wilson Athletic Complex for a meeting with the Eagles of the University of the Ozarks (U of O). CBC (2-5) trailed 1-0 at halftime, scored in the second half, but allowed another goal in the half to fall 2-1 to U of O (3-2-2). Hugh McAuley scored for the second time this season for CBC on a penalty kick in the 62^nd minute. U of O netted goals in the 42^nd minute and the 79^th minute to come away with the win. Jasper Gadellaa had six saves in the loss.

Men’s Golf

• Batesville, Sept. 23 — Coming off a win two weeks ago in the Williams Baptist Fall Invitational, CBC teed off in the first round of the Scots Fall Invitational at the Course at Eagle Mountain. CBC shot an opening round 297 and sits in a tie for second place, two shots behind first-round leader Williams Baptist. Individually, Jakub Slapal had the lowest round for the Mustangs, firing an even-par 72 to put himself in eighth place, just three strokes off the lead. Suraprat Pareepart, Kitsakon Jairak and Preston Nestorenko all opened with 75s, and Gustavo Bello shot an opening round 81. The Mustangs will look for their second win in three tournaments this fall when they tee off for the final round tomorrow.

Women’s Golf

• Batesville, Sept. 23 — Teeing off in their third tournament of the fall season, CBC was on the Course at Eagle Mountain for the first round of the Scots Fall Invitational. Abby Kirby finished the round in second place, four shots off the lead after shooting a 79. Laney Crutchfield shot an 87 in the round to put herself in seventh place and Thaylia Ramirez shot a 105.