Podcasts about southwestern oklahoma state

The Fort Hays State men's basketball team opens the 2023-24 season in Emporia, Kan. against Southwestern Oklahoma State in the MIAA/GAC Challenge.

We breakdown Missouri Western record breaking Central Regional victory over Southwestern Oklahoma State, Plus we breakdown Bishop LeBlond Boys, Stanberry boys and Platte Valley's days at the MSHSAA Show Me Showdown and we preview Saturdays Schedule. Fun show as always. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cliffnotespod/support

Missouri Western assistant coach Emily Wacker following the Griffons' 111-47 win over Southwestern Oklahoma State in the NCAA Central Region Tournament.

Joey McWilliams of the GAC Sports Network talks with Southwestern Oklahoma State Head Volleyball Coach Josh Collins to preview the 2021 spring season.

Joey McWilliams of the GAC Sports Network talks with Southwestern Oklahoma State Head Women's Basketball Coach Kelsi Musick to preview the 2021 season.

Joey McWilliams of the GAC Sports Network talks with Southwestern Oklahoma State Head Men's Basketball Coach Terry Evans to preview the 2021 season.

Joey McWilliams, Eric Moyer and Michael Westbrook talk to former Southwestern Oklahoma State pitcher Shane Martin, the No. 14 overall selection of the theGAC All-Time Baseball Player Draft

Daniel Gallegos, Joey McWilliams and Eric Moyer talk to former Southwestern Oklahoma State pitcher Jon Chidester, the No. 8 overall selection of the theGAC All-Time Baseball Player Draft

Michael Westbrook of the GAC Sports Network talks with Southwestern Oklahoma State Head Baseball Coach Zack Saunders to preview the 2020 season.

Michael Westbrook of the GAC Sports Network talks with Southwestern Oklahoma State Head Softball Coach Kim Maher to preview the 2020 season.

Things weren't always rosy for Southwestern Oklahoma State women's basketball.  After a dominant 1980's run as one of the top NAIA teams in the country, the move to Division II was grinding on the Lady Bulldogs. Enter Kelsi Bond (now Musick).  The brash young head coach arrived with a wild plan.  Run and gun. Push the tempo.  Dribble drive motion.  Threes and layups. No mid-range jumpers. She won three games (3!) in her first year. But she and the Lady Dawgs kept at it, believing in their wildly aggressive system, and things came around. They won the 2012 Great American Conference Tournament championship, starting a run that eventually culminated in a 35-2 season in 2018-19.  The Lady Dawgs came up just short in the Division II National Championship game, falling to Lubbock Christian in double overtime. In this interview Musick explains why she stayed with her system through thick and thin, and talks about the big defensive switch that turned her team from a good team to a great team. Make sure to subscribe wherever you listen to your podcasts.  Please rate and review the Her Hoop Stats podcast to help others find it while we work diligently to grow the women's game. Feel free to reach out with comments or questions to: podcast@herhoopstats.com

Joey McWilliams of the GAC Sports Network talks with Southwestern Oklahoma State Head Women's Basketball Coach Kelsi Musick to preview the 2019-20 season.

Joey McWilliams of the GAC Sports Network talks with Southwestern Oklahoma State Head Men's Basketbal Coach Terry Evans to preview the 2019-20 season.

Joey McWilliams of the GAC Sports Network talks with Southwestern Oklahoma State Head Volleyball Coach Josh Collins to preview the 2019 season.

Hear from Tyra Aska, representing Southwestern Oklahoma State women's basketball, the winner of #leGACy award for Most Outstanding Performance at an NCAA Championship

Hear from Hayden Priddy, representing Southwestern Oklahoma State women's basketball, the #leGACy award winner for Team of the Year

Joey McWilliams of the GAC Sports Network talks with Southwestern Oklahoma State Head Football Coach Chet Pobolish to preview the 2019 season.

Ari Chambers (@ariivory) has been a social media staple for WNBA fans for many years.  The multi-talented journalist has parlayed that coverage into a job with Bleacher Report/House of Highlights. Ari knows the game, but more importantly, wants to connect the fans with the personal stories of the WNBA athlete. Maybe one day Ari will be doing a story on our next guest, Hailey Tucker.  The lanky 6-3 guard who shoots the ball routinely from 35' had multiple D1 offers when coming out of Bartlesville (OK) High School.  But in the end, she chose Southwestern Oklahoma State, and Division 2.  She became an All-American, two time conference player of the year, and led her team to the D2 title game as a senior. Hailey just announced she would start her pro career in Sweden. Make sure to subscribe wherever you listen to your podcasts.  There's a new feature conversation every Monday, and in between you'll get some tremendous bonus content.  Please rate and review the broadcast to help others find it while we work diligently to grow the women's game. Feel free to reach out with comments or questions to: podcast@herhoopstats.com. Or you can find John Liddle on Twitter: @JohnLiddleVoice

Episode 274 Steve Gomez is the women's basketball coach for the 2018-19 NCAA Division II champion Lubbock Christian University Lady Chaps. Gomez led his club to their second title in four seasons after capturing the championship on Friday March 29 in Columbus, Ohio. The championship game was a thriller, with Lubbock Christian prevailing in double-overtime 95-85 over Southwestern Oklahoma State. A former WBCA NCAA Division II National Coach of the Year, Gomez also led LCU to a title in 2015-16, going a perfect 35-0. An LCU graduate, Gomez was a standout perimeter player for Coach John Copeland in the late 1980s, and to this day, he still holds the school record for career free throw percentage at .855.  He graduated in 1988 with a Bachelor’s of Science Degree in Mathematics and consistently used his degree to teach in the classroom while pursuing coaching on the sidelines.  Gomez’s career began at Lubbock Monterey High School where he served as an assistant coach in the men’s basketball program from 1988 to 1995.  In 1996, Gomez accepted the men’s basketball head coaching position at Lubbock Cooper High School, where he remained until returning to Lubbock Christian University to take over the reigns of the Lady Chaps in 2003. On this episode of the podcast, we talk with Coach Gomez about winning the Division II championship, what that pressure feels like to be on the sidelines in a double-overtime title game, how his players grew this season in their walk with the Lord, how Christ guides him as a coach and living out that faith everyday. For more, log on to http://SportsSpectrum.com 

Michael Westbrook of the GAC Sports Network talks with Southwestern Oklahoma State Head Baseball Coach Zack Saunders to preview the 2019 season.

Gary Gackstatter is a composer, conductor, and artist with a wealth of teaching experience. He joins me this week to discuss his career and offer his thoughts about teaching and music education. Topics: Gary's background and teaching experience Advice for young teachers His career as a composer and thoughts about commissioning new works for band Creativity and being published Gary's forthcoming book The Spark: Notes from the Podium Band competitions and what we should be judging Thoughts about the current state of band literature Links: Gary Gackstatter's Website Gary's YouTube Channel St. Louis Community College Meramec Campus C. Alan Publications Grainger: Lincolnshire Posy Holst: First Suite in E-flat Biography: Gary Gackstatter is an active artist, composer, conductor, clinician, performer and teacher, teaching at STLCC Meramec as Coordinator of Music and conductor of the Symphonic Band and Meramec Orchestra since 2007. He has served as conductor at Cowley College, Southwestern College and Wichita State University, and has 12 years of public school teaching experience. He holds a BME from Southwestern Oklahoma State and a MMP/Conducting from Wichita State University. His groups have been featured at Missouri Music Educators Association, Kansas Music Educators Association and Kansas Bandmasters Association state conventions, and have won many regional and state awards. Gackstatter has served as a state and regional MENC Composition Chairman. Gackstatter has been the clinician/conductor for district and state festival bands, orchestras and jazz bands, as well as over 200 high school band and orchestra clinics since 1990. A two-time Kansas Governor's Arts Award recipient (as an individual artist/musician and as conductor of the Winfield Regional Symphony), he is directly responsible for many art events including symphonic debuts, band/orchestra festivals, internationally known guest artists, and projects combining multiple art forms. His published compositions (with C. Alan Publications) are performed internationally and his vision to combine the various arts genres in performances has gained national attention.