Wednesday, May 12, 2010

YEAR 44 TEAMS & COACHES

 LAST YEAR'S RECORD SHOWN
 Here are the teams that are coming back next year. I have a feeling David, Wendy, Todd, Sean and Daniel will all improve, and that Adam and I will experience a decline because we are losing so many players.

Tim Collins - Oglethorpe - USA South - 26-5 - B - 23 RPI Made National Tournament - Finished Ranked #21
Adam Collins - Bluffton - Heartland Conference - 24-5 - B- - 39 RPI
David Greenfield - Methodist - USA SOUTH - 21-8 C+ - 85 RPI (Made Invitational Tournament)
Wendy Williamson - Piedmont - USA South Conference - 10-17 - C-  - 248 RPI
Todd Woehler - LaGrange USA South Conference - 8-19 - C- - 242 RPI
Sean Edward - Kenyon College - North Coast Athletic Conference - 6-21 - C- - 363 RPI
Dan O'Neill - Cazenovia - New Jersey Athletic Conference - 4-23 - C+ - RPI 343

Monday, May 3, 2010

Post Season Tournaments - Year 43

 NATIONAL TOURNAMENT - ROUND 1
#18 Oglethorpe 26-4 defeats Utica College 23-6 66-51
Bluffton 24-5  loses to Puget Sound 21-7 63-43

NATIONAL TOURNAMENT ROUND 2
Oglethorpe 26-5 loses to Bethel 23-7 75-64

INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT - ROUND 1
Methodist 21-7 defeats MacMurray College 21-9 70-66

INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT ROUND 2
Methodist 21-8 loses to Nebraska Wesleyan 23-6  69-51

Sunday, May 2, 2010

Coach of the Year

Oglethorpe Coach Tim Collins was named USA South Conference Coach of the Year. Adam Collins was names Heartland Conference Coach of the year as well.

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I have been in the advertising business since 1983. During this period, I have worked in nearly every type of advertising imaginable. I began my career selling advertising for a new, small Christian radio station is Savannah, Georgia. I then worked for a company selling "reader newspaper ads" over the phone in Savannah. I decided to open my own company of this type in 1983, at the age of 23. After finding that this type of advertising was not very effective for my customers, I started a Christian Newspaper. In 1985 I started an independent yellow pages in Douglas County, which I sold in 1990. After moving away for about 5 years, I returned to Douglas County and opened a business selling advertising on Papa John's Pizza "Box Toppers". I also ran a flyer delivery service, which grew to where we delivered around 100,000 pieces per week. In 2000, I started what I thought would be a neighborhood newsletter called Chapel Hill News & Views. Over the last 10 years it has grown to a circulation of 38,000 per month, and we have added a second publication called Villa Rica News & Views, as well as a quarterly historical publication called Living History / HIPP Magazine.