Redshirt juniors B.J. Maxwell and Jalone Friday were dismissed from the basketball team Thursday for "violating university policies and behavior inconsistent with the values of the university," according to a university press release. Maxwell and Friday were both starters for the team during the 2018-19 season. Friday leaves as the team leader ... [Read More…]
Andrade faces Kelley in SGA runoff
Students can vote today for Student Government Association executive president in a runoff between Adam Andrade and Ty Kelley. After voting closed Friday, no candidate had received a majority of the votes so the SGA Constitution bylaws require a runoff. In an email to candidates sent Friday evening, current president Danny Burke said the runoff ... [Read More…]
Jones wins election for vice president, Kelley, Kennedy head to runoff Monday
Rachel Jones won the election for Student Government Association executive vice president against Madeline Dayton, while Julia Kennedy and Ty Kelley will runoff for executive president Monday. A total of 1,314 students voted in the election which is slightly less than last year's total of 1,426 votes. Adam Andrade, a senior political science ... [Read More…]
Men to face Drake in first-ever CIT appearance
The Wildcats knew their season would continue after accepting an invitation to the Collegeinsider.com Tournament (CIT), but they didn't know much more. But Saturday morning ACU found out the where and the who, as the men are scheduled to take on Drake at the Knapp Center on Monday, March 12. The game which has been dubbed, the Lou Henson ... [Read More…]
Freshman Ushers, Ko Jo Kai, Gamma Sigma Phi win Sing Song
The Freshman Ushers, the women of Ko Jo Kai and the men of Gamma Sigma Phi won first place overall in the mixed vocals, womens clubs and mens clubs divisions. The competition was tight this year, with several ties for some of the scoring categories in the club divisions. Students booed during the Saturday night show after the co-chairs announced ... [Read More…]
Volleyball continues to make history
It just wasn't enough for ACU to become the first eighth seed to knock off a top seed in the Southland Conference Tournament. Saturday afternoon the Wildcats continued to add to their historic tournament run when they took down the fourth seed in Houston Baptist, 26-24, 27-25, 19-25 and 25-23. ACU took an early 2-0 lead in the match behind ... [Read More…]
Storage building burns down in Jones County
A storage building that was used to store old motorcycles and motorcycle parts burned down on Thursday in Jones County. Video by Emily Clunn and Amber Chavez. https://youtu.be/73kwXeG1FQM ... [Read More…]
Football builds toward season opener with intersquad scrimmage
After eight days of fall camp, head coach Adam Dorrel is pleased with how far his team has come, especially from his very first meeting with the team in January. The Wildcats saw the defense get an early jump in Thursday nights controlled scrimmage, but the offense did break through with some scoring output at the end. Dorrel said the team has ... [Read More…]
Strong recruiting class paying off for Wildcat soccer
The Wildcats are coming off yet another season where they contended for a regular season conference championship and come up just short. But ripe with new talent and returning experience at defense and in the midfield, the team could be prized for a breakout season in just its first year of postseason eligibility. ACU plays Baylor this Friday in ... [Read More…]
Dorrel says work to be done after first practice
The Wildcat's 2017 football campaign is officially underway. With the start of fall camp, a new era was ushered in, as the Wildcats are just over a month away from their first on-campus home game in 50 years. Here's first-year head coach Adam Dorrel's thoughts on the first practice in Wildcat Stadium. ... [Read More…]
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