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This Week in MAC Athletics...11/16/09-11/22/09

 

Men's Basketball concludes Wednesday’s doubleheader with a 7:30 duel against MCCAC foe Lewis & Clark CC.  Then, the Cards host what may be the best JUCO classic in the nation this year, the Bob Sechrest Classic.  On Friday, Three Rivers, ranked #1 in the nation in some preseason polls (#4 in the NJCAA), takes on 3-time national champion Indian Hills at 5:00.  Then, the Cards take on perennial Region 4 powerhouse, Kennedy-King, at 7:00.  On Saturday, its Three Rivers and Kennedy-King at 5:00, and the Cards and Indian Hills at 7:00.  This will be a tremendous two nights of basketball at the Bob Sechrest Fieldhouse.

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Women's Basketball basketball kicks off an MCCAC doubleheader on Wednesday night against Lewis & Clark at 5:30 at the Bob Sechrest Classic.  Then, the Lady Cards travel to Cedar Rapids, IA on Friday and Saturday for the Kirkwood CC Classic.  They play John Wood at 4:00 on Friday and Parkland at 2:00 on Saturday.

 

Bob Sechrest Field House Renovations

In the Summer of 2009, the Bob Sechrest Field House had an overhaul, which included the installation of state of the art seating. Part of the renovations include a 21 foot long luminated scorer's table which enhances the view for all Cardinal fans.

 

 

 

 

MAC Athletic Information:


Intercollegiate Athletics are an integral part of campus life at Mineral Area College. The college has attained national and state-wide recognition in men's basketball and baseball, as well as women's basketball and volleyball. The six athletic programs at Mineral Area College compete in Region 16 of the NJCAA and the MCCAC Conference.  The cheerleading squad is also an instrumental aspect of the athletic program. Mineral Area College has just added two new sports raising the total from four sports to six on the campus.  The 2008 additions of men's golf and women's softball at the NJCAA DII level are welcomed by the community.

      

Mineral Area College complies with the Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act of 1994, Section 360B of PL 103-382. This act and accompanying federal regulations require that certain information regarding intercollegiate athletics, including operating expenses, revenue, salaries and participation rates, be made available to current and prospective students and the public.  This report is available by contacting the Dean of Student Services, (573) 518-2154.