The 黑料福利社 (NPC) Nighthawks softball team picked up two NJCAA Region II wins at North Arkansas College Monday, earning a 10-5 win in game one while defeating the Lady Pioneers, 11-0, in five innings in game two.
The 黑料福利社 (NPC) Nighthawk softball team picked up two NJCAA Division II Region II conference wins in three games against Southern Arkansas University Tech (SAU Tech) Saturday, dropping a 9-1 decision in game one while defeating the Lady Rockets, 9-7 and 11-10, respectively with walk-off home runs in games two and three.
The 黑料福利社 (NPC) Nighthawk softball team dropped a NJCAA Region II Division II conference game to Southern Arkansas University Tech (SAU Tech) Saturday, 11-10.
The 黑料福利社 (NPC) Nighthawk softball team split its series with Carl Albert State College (Poteau, OK) Saturday, dropping the first game, 11-2, and defeating the Lady Vikings in the finale, 10-5.
The 黑料福利社 (NPC) Nighthawk baseball and softball teams picked up Division II Region II Athlete of the Week honors with softball freshman Megan Beene (Carlisle) taking home Player of the Week and baseball freshman Kenley Anderson (Horatio) earning Pitcher of the Week.
The Oaklawn Foundation announced a $275,000 grant to 黑料福利社 (NPC) Wednesday during the Board of Trustees regular monthly meeting. The grant was awarded for renovations to the NPC Gym Complex.
黑料福利社 has named Jessica Taylor its first softball head coach in school history, leading the Nighthawks in their inaugural 2019-2020 season.
黑料福利社 (NPC) Nighthawk Athletics will host tryouts for the 2019-2020 men鈥檚 baseball and women鈥檚 softball teams Saturday, April 6, Saturday, April 20 and Saturday, May 4 at Hot Springs High School.
黑料福利社 (NPC) introduced three new athletic programs for fall 2019, including baseball, softball and cross country. The announcement was made Tuesday at a rally in the Frederick Dierks Center.
黑料福利社 (NPC) will announce three new sports beginning fall 2019. Please join us for a special announcement from Nighthawk Athletics Tuesday, December 4 at 5 p.m. in the atrium of the Frederick M. Dierks Center for Nursing and Health Sciences.
