Wells posts 31 in loss
The McNeese women's basketball team lost two more games last week bringing their season record to 6-20 on the year and 2-11 in Southland Conference action.
The losses make it five in a row now for the Cowgirls.
The first of those two losses came at the hands of the Texas A&M-Chorpus Christi, 72-62.…
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Catch a Tiger by the TailCowboys lose nail biter to Nation's top ranked team, LSU
Last season, McNeese State's rival Nicholls State marched into Alex Box Stadium and stunned the LSU Tigers, who would go on to be the NCAA National Champions.
The strategy they employed?
They used eight different pitchers in the nine innings.
Not that any of their pitchers did a bad job-they only let the explosive Tigers score one run-they just kept the LSU batters confused.…
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Cowgirls win Memphis Blues City Classic
Well it looks like after returning from their Hawaiian vacation two weeks ago the McNeese State Cowgirl softball team got right back to work.
After their first six games of the year the Cowgirls sat at 1-5, but have climbed back to win six of their last seven including the title of the Fourth Annual Memphis Blues City Classic Champions.…
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Player of The WeekAndy Riche', Senior, Sulphur, LA
Riche', a native of Sulphur, is in his fourth season as a Cowboy. He started left field as a freshman, junior, and now again in his senior season.
He was recently named the Southland Conference Hitter of the Week. In the Cowboys' season opening series vs. Valparaiso he went 5 for 10 at the plate and drove in seven runs.…
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Super Bowl Champion Saints could lose Pro Bowlers Evans, Sharper
Let the third part of the NFL season begin!
You may be saying to yourselves "what is this guy talking about? The super bowl was three weeks ago."
And while that is true, to us diehard football fans who just can't get enough of the NFL, a new season begins after the postseason.…
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Cowboys loss to Bearkats ends all hopes of conference tournament run
The McNeese state Cowboys basketball team's 2009-2010 season all but ended last Wednesday.
The Pokes needed to finish out the regular season with five straight victories in order to reach the Southland Conference tournament, and after picking up their first of those five wins against Texas A&M- Chorpus Christi on the four days earlier they lost their final game of the year that meant anything at the hands of conference leaders Sam Houston State.…
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