Blinn Esports To Host Fall Tryouts In August
Blinn College esports is hosting tryouts for six gaming teams this August, with opportunities for scholarships and in-person tryouts at Blinn’s state-of-the-art arenas.
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Blinn’s Hutchings Earns NACE All-Stars First-Team Nod, Coach Murto Up For NACE Coach Of The Year
Overwatch Coach of the Year Award. One of Murto’s top competitors, freshman Matthew...
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Buccaneers Sending Three Key Players From 2023-24 Campaign To Four-Year Programs
Sophomores Tianna Mathis and Jasmyn Jackson along with freshman Chelsy Singleton were vital to Blinn’s run to nationalsThree standout players from Blinn College’s women’s basketball team, Tianna Mathis, Jasmyn Jackson, and Chelsy Singleton, are moving on to four-year collegiate programs after contributing significantly to the team’s third consecutive NJCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Championship tournament appearance. Mathis, known for her defensive prowess and rebounding, heads to Texas Southern University, while Jackson, noted for her perimeter shooting and shot-blocking skills, will join St. Edward’s University. Singleton, recognized for her scoring ability and leadership, has committed to Northwestern State University, marking a new chapter for these talented athletes.
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Blinn’s Dusty Hart Named NJCAA DI ABCA/ATEC National Coach Of The Year
Dusty Hart, head baseball coach at Blinn College, has been named the 2024 American Baseball Coaches Association/ATEC National Coach of the Year for NJCAA Division I Baseball, marking his second time receiving this accolade. Hart, in his second season with Blinn, led the team to their first-ever national championship title, finishing with a 47-17 record. The award reflects the success of the entire team and coaching staff, highlighting the strong support and talent within the Blinn College baseball program.
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Blinn Women Finish 10th, Men Place 15Th At NJCAA Division I National Tournaments
The Blinn College men’s and women’s golf teams showcased strong performances at their respective NJCAA Division I Championships. Led by coaches David Johnson and Gary Belt, the women’s team achieved a notable 10th-place finish, with sophomore Emily Madely leading the charge at 35th individually. Meanwhile, the men’s team, featuring standout sophomore Jacob Holloway’s impressive 15th-place finish, displayed resilience and skill in their third-ever appearance at the national tournament.
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