The Hocking College Experience

Matthews and Saylors Bring Home Gold and USCA Indoor National Championships

Las Vegas, NV -- Hocking College had a strong showing on the first day of the United States Collegiate Archery (USCA) Indoor National Championships as the Compound Team of Rebekah Matthews and Hunter Saylors topped the podium. 

Matthews and Saylors were sensational en route to Hocking College's first ever National Championship. They entered the elimination round as the third seeded team and were matched up against the second seeded Compound Team from the University of the Cumberlands. Matthews and Saylors knocked off the Patriots' squad and advanced to take on the top seeded Bulldogs of Union College. 

A Balancing Act: How to Balance Work and College

We all want to graduate from college with without massive amounts of student debt. We’d all like to have a clean start with our new degree and a real chance at achieving the American dream. This is why learning how to balance work and college can be so valuable to your future.

Some of us have worked hard for academic and athletic scholarships. Many of us are the fortunate recipients of grant money to help us get through our college years. A few of us can rely on family support to help make ends meet while we focus on our studies.

Hocking College: Hawk Eye View

Students started the new semester this week!

Hawks Knock Off Lakers

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Leaving the Nest: How to Cope With Your Child Leaving For College

When it comes to your child leaving for college for the first time, this is one of those experiences that is both exciting and daunting.  For parents, in particular, it can be a time of mixed emotions.

Hawks Qualify Four Shooters for USCA Indoor Nationals

Hocking College Archery traveled to Madisonville, Kentucky over the weekend to compete in the USCA Indoor Regionals. After a long weeked of competition and anticipation Caitlin Hartman, Justin Hecker, Rebekah Matthews, and Hunter Saylors qualified to advance to the USCA National Championships. 

Lady Hawks Fall Short in 2nd Half Comeback

Hocking College 58

Clark State Community College 61

Hocking College traveled to Springfield on Saturday to take on the Eagles of Clark State Community College. Despite a valiant effort in the second half the Hawks fell 61-58 to the Eagles. 

Hawks Outlast Clark State Eagles

Hocking College 68

Clark State Community College 51

The Hawks traveled to Springfield on Saturday to take on the Eagles of Clark State Community College and locked the Eagles down to come away with a 68-51 road win. 

"We got a great defensive effort today from our guys" said Coach Matt Williamson. "Anytime we can hold an opponent under 20 points in the first half we set the tone." 

Sinclair Knocks Off Hocking

The Lady Hawks traveled to Dayton on Wednesday night for an OCCAC match up against the Tartan Pride of Sinclair Community College. Sinclair came into the game looking to get back on track after falling to Cuyahoga Community College on Saturday. The Tartan Pride came out in a man-to-man full court pressure that jumped started their offense as Sinclair defeated the Hawks 71-29. 

Tartan Pride Claims Victory Over Hawks

Hocking College Men's Basketball traveled to Sinclair Community College on Wednesday night to take on the Tartan Pride in an OCCAC battle. The Tartan Pride came into the game ranked 19th in the nation in NJCAA Division II play. Sinclair would continue their winning ways as they knocked off Hocking College, 109-69.