‘Roo Women’s Water Polo Ranks Top 25 in Nation
For those of you who don’t know, water polo is a competitive team sport – usually 7 people – played in the water between two teams. The goal is to score goals by throwing the ball into the opposing team’s goal and the team that scores highest is the winning Continue Reading
How Fall Sports Teams Handle Covid-19: Football
Fall football has always, and probably always will be, a staple in Texas and Texas culture. From tailgating, to cowbells, to screaming-until-you-lose-your-voice, college football has always been how one was supposed to spend their Saturday nights. But now that the fall season has been canceled, the boys are instead using Continue Reading
How Fall Sports Teams Handle COVID-19: Volleyball
Volleyball is a fall sport that typically begins for Austin College in mid-August, with a week of pre-season workout and practices before the real season kicks-off and the playing begins. But this year, (and only with tons of precautions, regulations, and negotiations), the team officially began practicing September 23 from Continue Reading
Water Polo at AC
Men’s water polo was hosted here at Austin College for the first and last time of the season and the team didn’t disappoint. There were three total games. One unofficial game happened on Friday against Penn State – our bench players versus theirs. We unfortunately lost, but we made it Continue Reading
Homecoming Game: October 26th, 2019
The 2019 Austin College homecoming football game against Hendrix happened Sat. Oct. 26th. Families and Alumni came out to support the players. Unfortunately, Austin College lost 12-41, but they didn’t give up, scoring with one minute left in the last quarter. In the first quarter, junior Evans Powell, No. Continue Reading
Homecoming Weekend: Men’s and Women’s Soccer
Sunday, Oct. 27, 2019, both men’s and women’s soccer played against Centenary. The girls lost 0-3. Fortunately for the boys, they won 1-0. Sunday was “Senior Day” for both teams.
Roos vs Centre (9/21/19)
On Saturday, Sept. 21, Austin College football team came out on top against Centre. Centre College was ranked No. 19. In the beginning, AC had a swift lead 13-0. It was close at halftime with a score of 13-10. By the end of the game, Roos pushed seven additional points Continue Reading
