Hocking College Contributing Writer
Columbus, Ohio -- The Hocking College volleyball team (0-6, 0-4 OCCAC) traveled up to Columbus to face off with the undefeated Columbus State Cougars in a conference battle. The Hawks fell in straight sets, 25-9, 25-18, and 25-8.
Alliance, Ohio -- The Hocking College football team (1-1) fell to Mount Union’s junior varsity team on Sunday afternoon (September 8) at Mount Union Stadium.
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Nelsonville, OH -- The Hocking College volleyball team (0-5 Overall; 0-3 OCCAC) was swept in both conference matchups over the weekend. The Ohio Community College Athletic Conference (OCCAC) may be the toughest NJCAA Division ll and Division lll conference, as it produced last year’s National Champion and the 5th place team.
Nelsonville OH -- The Hocking College volleyball team (0-5 Overall; 0-3 OCCAC) was swept in both conference matchups over the weekend. The Ohio Community College Athletic Conference (OCCAC) may be the toughest NJCAA Division ll and Division lll conference, as it produced last year’s National Champion and the 5th place team.
Nelsonville-OH – The Hocking College volleyball team (0-1) was swept by Cincinnati - Clermont, 3-0 (25-17,25-14,25-11), inside the Hocking College Student Center on Saturday night (August 24).
Your Hocking College Hawks are gearing up to open the 2019-2020 football season this weekend when they travel to Erie Community College. The Hawks look to avenge their 2018 season-opening loss to Erie when the Hawks fell, 44-15. Last year, Hocking was able to keep the game close in the 1st quarter, trailing just 10-7.
For 25 years, Hocking College students from various programs of the School of Natural Resources have engaged in a month-long field school at Haliburton Forest in Ontario, Canada to study courses such as Wildlife Techniques, Fish Management, Canada Field Ecology, and Aquatic Ecology.
John Muir, the famous American naturalist, geologist and advocate of our National Parks, once said, “When we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else in the universe.” His words especially ring true when it comes to the ecological relationships between pollinators, plants and people.
