The 2018-19 Ohio Community College Athletic Conference (OCCAC) men’s and women’s basketball awards were recently announced. Freshman guard, Azende Johnson, and sophomore point guard, Jarell Giles, were both honored as members of the All-District, Division-III First Team.
The Hocking College Women’s Basketball Team fell to Bryant & Stratton (OH) (4-17), 79-43, on Saturday, February 23.
The Hocking College Women’s Basketball Team (1-17) fell to Clark State Community College (8-15), 71-45, on Friday, February 15.
Edison State Community College (18-4), ranked 19th in NJCAA, D-II, came out hot with a 30-point lead, 42-12, over Hocking College (1-14) before halftime. They opened the second quarter on a 14-1 run over them in a five-minute span. The final score was 88-26.
Hocking College Women’s Basketball Team was overpowered by Lakeland Community College, 100-32, at home on Saturday, February 2. The Lady Hawks began the game tied at 10-10 until the Lakers followed with a 28-point run.
The Hocking College Women’s Basketball Team (1-11) fell to Columbus State Community College (5-10), 110-41, in an Ohio Community College Athletic Conference (OCCAC) game on Wednesday evening.
Hocking College Women’s Basketball Team (1-10) fell to Sinclair Community College (12-3), 104-37 on Wednesday, January 16.
Hocking College Women’s Basketball Team (1-9) fell to the #9 ranked team in the National Junior College Athletics Association, D-III, Owens Community College (10-7) 99-18 at home on Saturday, January 12.
Two women from the Hocking College Women's Basketball Team are among the Top 10 statistical leaders in the Ohio Community College Athletic Conference (OCCAC). Freshman guard, Madeline Almond, ranks fourth in scoring, averaging 20.6 points per game. Sophomore guard, Shanyce Cabrales, is ninth in scoring with an average of 15.4 points per game.
Nelsonville, Ohio -- Hocking College women’s basketball team (1-7) used the three-point ball to shoot themselves past Appalachian Bible College (0-2) on Tuesday night (December 11), 83-50. The Hawks soared to a 46-15 halftime advantage. The home court victory was the first for interim coach Sterry Etheridge at Hocking College.
