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Tressel Field Groundbreaking is on Today, Saturday, May 17, 2008...  The College will break ground at 10:00 a.m. on a 2-million dollar renovation of its track and playing field. The field will now be known as Tressel Field in The George Finnie Stadium. The ceremony will take place in the Rudolph Ursprung Gymnasium. The three Tressel brothers, Dick '70, Dave '73 and Jim '75 all will be here to join in the celebration during Alumni Weekend 2008.   For more information, please call the Alumni House at 440-826-2742 or go to www.bw.edu/alumni/programs/res/. (Tressel Field Information Web site) (Renovation Photo Gallery Web site)

What Happened on Friday, May 16, 2008...   Yellow Jacket junior Rebekah Paul (Gibsonburg) finished seventh in the 400-meter dash at the North Central  College "Last Chance" NCAA Qualifying Meet  in Naperville, Illinois.  (North Central "Last Chance" Meet Story) (North Central "Last Chance" Meet Results) (Updated 11-Meet Outdoor Track and Field Invdividual Bests) (Updated 11-Meet Outdoor Track and Field Relay Bests).

Six Named Academic All-OAC in Cross Country/ Track...  Six B-W student-athletes, five women and one male, have been selected to the 2008 Academic All-OAC Cross Country and Track teams. (Complete Academic All-OAC XC-Track Story) (Complete 2008 Women's Academic All-OAC XC-Track Team) (Complete 2008 Men's Academic All-OAC XC-Track Team)

Eleven Student-Athletes Named Academic All-OAC At-Large...  Eleven student-athletes, seven women and four men, have been named to the Academic All-Ohio Athletic Conference At-Large team in the sports of swimming, wrestling, golf and tennis. (Complete 2008 Academic All-OAC At-Large Story) (Complete 2008 Academic All-OAC At-Large Women's Team) (Complete 2008 Academic All-OAC At-Large Men's Team)

Five Baseball Players Named All-OAC...  Four Yellow Jacket baseball players, seniors Nick Radca (Amherst/Steele) and Kevin Shenker (Twinsburg) and juniors Riley Kreisher (Ashtabula/ Edgewood) and Cody Kidd (Wellington), were named as second-team All-Ohio Athletic Conference selections, and senior Shaun Slater (Wooster/ Norwayne) was an honorable mention choice. (2008 All-OAC Team in PDF) (Complete B-W-related 2008 All-OAC Baseball Story)

Luken and Kidd Qualify for Academic All-America Ballot...   Yellow Jacket senior second baseman Nate Luken (Dayton/ Chaminade Julienne) and junior centerfielder Cody Kidd (Wellington) have been named as first-team ESPN THE MAGAZINE Academic All-District IV picks and now qualify for the national Academic All-America ballot. (Complete Luken and Kidd Academic All-District IV Release) (Complete ESPN Academic All-District IV Team in PDF format)

Davis Named to NFCA All-Central Region First Team... Freshman softball utility player Tanya Davis (Hinckley/ Medina Highland) has been named to the Louisville Slugger/National Fastpitch Coaches Association All-Central Region First Team. (Complete Davis All-Central Region Release) (Complete NFCA All-Central Region)

Two Softball Standouts Named All-OAC...  Freshman designated player Tanya Davis (Hinckley/Medina Highland) and junior first baseman Caitlin Myor (Sheffield Lake/Elyria) have been named All-Ohio Athletic Conference. (Complete All-OAC Softball Release) (Complete All-OAC Softball Teams and Special Award Winners)

Bethlenfalvy and Daly Repeat OAC Tennis Honors...  Women's Tennis Coach Jack Bethlenfalvy is the OAC Coach of the Year and senior men's No.1 player James Daly (Akron/Firestone) is the OAC Player of the Year. Both are repeat honorees. (Complete Tennis OAC Awards and All-OAC Release) (2008 OAC Women's Tennis Awards and All-OAC Team) (2008 OAC Men's Tennis Awards and All-OAC Team)

Wrestlers Named All-American Scholars... Senior wrestling student-athletes, Jeremy Feador (North Olmsted) and Brian Haines (Amanda/Teays Valley), were selected by the National Collegiate Wrestling Coaches Association as Division III All-American Scholars. (Complete All-American Scholars Release)

Golf Teams End Season...  The women's golf team finished third at the OAC Championship Tournament. (Final 2007-2008 Combined Fall-Spring W-Golf Statistics and Team Results) (Final 2008 Spring Women's Golf Statistics and Strokes Averages) (Top-26 All-Time Women's Golf Seasonal Stroke Averages) The men's golf team finished fourth at the OAC Tournament. (FINAL 2007-2008 Combined Fall-Spring M-Golf Statistics and Team Results) (FINAL 2008 Spring M-Golf Stats and Team Results) (Top-40 All-Time Men's Golf Seasonal Stroke Averages)

Men's Tennis Team Wins 20 Matches and is OAC Runner-up... The men's tennis team had a 20-6 overall record and was the OAC regular season runner-up with an 8-1 mark and placed second at the OAC Tournament. The program has experienced five 20-win seasons in the last six years. (FINAL 25-Match Men's Tennis Season Statistics and Team Results)

Softball Team Has 17 Wins and Lots of Improvement...  The softball team improved throughout its season in Tom Spencer's first year back at the College as the head coach. (FINAL 40-Game Softball Season Statistics and Game Results)

Baseball Team Ends Season With Sweep... The baseball team swept Wilmington College in an OAC doubleheader in Wilmington to end its season at 19-19-1 overall and 9-9 in the OAC. ( Complete Baseball Doubleheader Story versus Wilmington) (Complete Baseball Game One Statistics versus Wilmington) (Complete Baseball Game Two Statistics versus Wilmington) (FINAL 39-Game Baseball Season Statistics and Game Scores)

Women's Tennis Team Repeats its OAC Titles... The women's tennis team repeated its OAC regular season and OAC Tournament championships and competed at the 2008 NCAA Division III National Tournament for the second straight year. The women had an overall record of 18-7. (FINAL Women's Tennis 25-Match Season Statistics)