Betty Tezera, Oxford sophomore, has been named as one of six recipients of Emory University'?s Humanitarian Award for 2009-2010.
In a recent ceremony, the prestigious national academic honor society recognized eleven Oxford graduates and five faculty members.
A schedule is in place for Commencement Weekend, May 7-8, 2010, and the featured speaker has been announced.
The Oxford College men?s basketball team goes into the winter break with a convincing win over Reinhardt College junior varsity 62 to 46.
Watch the Library Video team's newest library video "In Our Natural Habitat."
Sophomore Bonner Leader Betty Tezera puts her energies to work for a variety of causes.
Despite a valiant effort the Oxford College Eagles lost to Davidson County Community College 71 to 68.
Marshall Elizer, who died November 26 at the age of 98, served Oxford College for 32 years and was an important contributing member of the local community for more than 60 years.
Eagles Basketball Game vs Oglethorpe Univ. JV Rescheduled
The food for fines program has been extended through the end of Finals! Bring canned or other non-perishable foods to the library to pay your library fines. 1 item = $1. Drop your cans off at the Ask! desk. All food will be donated to the food bank.
The Oxford Chorale presents its annual holiday concert December 3 and 4, and a community tradition will take place in Old Church on December 5.
Oxford used their superior height advantage to dominate the boards in a 76 to 37 win over the Trojans of Anderson University J.V. on Monday night in Anderson, South Carolina.
From paper to energy to electronics, everyday printing practices can be strain on sustainability as well as finances. Oxford is taking a new approach.
The Jaguars of Georgia Perimeter College got off to a fast start and did not look back as they beat the Eagles 94 to 63.
Oxford College will hold commencement exercises on Saturday, May 8, 2010, on the college green.
Despite the Eagles strong defensive effort, holding Southwest Virginia Community College to under 36 percent shooting for the game, Oxford men?s basketball team could not overcome a cold-shooting second half, as it fell to the Flying Eagles 75 to 72.
The Oxford College Eagles prevailed over the Warriors of Southern Wesleyan JV by a score of 91 to 80 improving their record to 3 and 1 for the season.
National Recycling Week ends November 21, and both the Emory Atlanta and Oxford campuses are supporting this important cause.
Caesar Anyogu?s 21 points and 11 rebounds led three Oxford College players in double figures as the Eagles pulled away from Brewton-Parker JV in the early stages of the second half to earn a 72 to 50 win on Friday night.
The Oxford College Men?s Basketball team secured their first victory of the season on the road over the Eagles of Reinhardt College JV by a score of 63 to 53.
A gift from the Charles Edwin Suber Foundation is the largest cash donation in Oxford's history.
Michael Cruz, a sophomore from Miami, Florida, is Oxford's Student Leader of the Month for November.
Susan Youngblood Ashmore, associate professor of history at Oxford College, has been honored with two distinguished awards for her book, Carry It On: The War on Poverty and the Civil Rights Movement in Alabama, 1964-1972.
Michael Cruz, a sophomore from Miami, Florida, is Oxford's Student Leader of the Month for November.
This annual Oxford event will take place Friday, November 13 at Atlanta's historic and elegant Fox Theater.
The Oxford College men?s basketball team could not overcome a cold shooting night from the free throw line and fell 82 to 68 to Johnston Community College
The Oxford College Eagles Men?s basketball team is ready to begin the 2009 ? 2010 season. The Eagles return four starters from last season.
The Oxford College Women's soccer team is headed to district playoffs for the fifth time in six years.
The Journal of Cognitive Affective Learning (JCAL) is a peer-reviewed, open access journal published by Oxford College
Why limit Halloween to just one day? That was the motto for some good week-long fun at Oxford.
The 2009-2010, Oxford College men's basketball team was officially introduced to the student body during ?Midnight Madness? at Williams Gymnasium, kicking off the start of a brand new season.
The Oxford College Women?s soccer team is headed back to the NJCAA playoffs for the fifth time in six years.
Oxford is one of 200 colleges and universities that prospective students can visit online during this innovative and informative event.
College students across the United States die each year from alcohol-related deaths. Even one is too many. Oxford is taking time out to remind students of the dangers.
The Eagles went down fighting on Sophomore Night as they eventually loss to perennial NJCAA Division I powerhouse Darton College by a score of 2 to 0. Darton is currently 12-1-1 and ranked 8th in the NJCAA Division I nation polls.
The Oxford College women's soccer team fell tonight versus GJCAA Division I rival Georgia Perimeter College by the score of 4 to 0.
A new program of recognition for Oxford's student leaders was recently announced by the Office of Student Activities. The honoree for October is sophomore Lynn Hargrow.
A current exhibition in Oxford's Hunt Gallery, located in Candler Hall,features drawings by Angus Galloway '98Ox-'00C.
Oxford students walk daily in and among structures that have played important roles in Emory and Oxford's history, and a new book tells the stories of those buildings and the surrounding landscape and city.
The Oxford College women's soccer team home game versus Middle Georgia was a game the Lady Eagles would like to play over as they fell 5 to 0.
The Lady Eagles had a positive weekend in Meridian, Mississippi at the annual Meridian Community College Eagle Invitational Tournament.
Oxford Dean Stephen Bowen, president of the Association for General and Liberal Studies (AGLS), presided over the national AGLS conference in St. Louis, while several Oxford faculty members presented their research.
During the recent Alumni Weekend, the Oxford College Alumni Board honored several alumni and friends of Oxford with awards for their contributions to the college.
Ayanna Groves (Atlanta, GA; Woodward Academy), in her first collegiate competition, progressed all the way to the final round of the tournament before falling to defending champion Rachel Rossi (Marion Military Academy) 6-7 (4-7), 6-0, 6-4. Along the way, Groves won 4 matches over players from Central Alabama, Young Harris and Marion Military including wins over the #5 and #2 seeds.
A broad array of printing and graphics services are now available to Oxford faculty and staff. An open house on September 29 is a great time to find out all about it, and a new website is available to tell you more.
October is a busy month for campus visit events. Check out our dates and see which one fits your schedule.
Oxford College Director of Athletics Brandon Feldman announced that the women?s soccer match with USC Sumter scheduled for Thursday, September 24, has been cancelled.
In a hard fought soccer match versus Montgomery County Rockville Community College in Columbia, Maryland, the Lady Eagles came up short 2 to 0.
The Oxford College women's soccer team traveled to Maryland and pulled off a convincing 4 to 0 win over Howard Community College this past Saturday.
The Lady Eagles were back to their winning ways on Sunday with a dominating show of ball possession.
Oxford students are urged to participate in the second round of the Research Practices Survey. Some great prizes are possible for those who do.
Lady Eagles fell Monday to Polk State College 1-0
Oxford Olympics is a tradition from Oxford's past that enjoyed a revival during freshman orientation 2009.
The Oxford College women's soccer team played a hard fought match which ended in defeat 3 to 0 to Georgia Perimeter College.
The 2009-2010 academic year is underway, 171 years after the first students came to this campus in 1838.
The Eagles soared out to an early lead for the second consecutive game as they dominated Georgia Military College 9 to 0.
Family Weekend is traditionally a time for students and their families to enjoy the Oxford campus together, and this year's event will be no exception.
The Oxford College of Emory University Women's soccer team started the 2009 season out with a bang
All students have received an e-mail invitation to complete the Research Practices Survey. The 15-20 minute survey asks you questions about your attitudes, beliefs, and experiences with research and with your library. If you take the survey, you're automatically entered into a drawing to win one of 8 $50 Amazon.com gift cards and 8 $50 iTunes gift cards - 16 prizes in all!
A new group is being formed on the Oxford campus to lend support and education to persons who have adult caregiving responsibilties. .
With the return of students to classes, Oxford has joined other educational institutions across the country in preparing for a possible new wave of H1N1 flu.
Oxford has joined other educational institutions across the country in preparing for a possible new wave of H1N1 flu.
OPUS will be unavailable from Monday, August 31 at 9:00 p.m. until Tuesday, September 1 at 8:00 p.m. due to a major software upgrade.
Oxford College Athletic Director Brandon Feldman has announced the appointment of Samantha Bird as Interim Women's Head Soccer Coach. Bird will begin her duties immediately
The talents of Oxford faculty have been on display in area galleries this summer, while one professor has helped insomniacs achieve healthy sleep habits.
The library is hosting its famous orientation party, Chocolate Sweets and Other Treats, this Monday, August the 24th from 6:30 ? 8:00. Join your fun-loving librarians to kick off your semester with music, awesome gifts, and chocolate fountains! Sign The Book of The College and become an official member of the Oxford Community.
Oxford College Library: now on your favorite social media.
Adriane Ivey of the English Department has been studying Caribbean religion.
New students will be welcomed to the Oxford campus on Thursday, August 20, and a full schedule of activities has been planned.
Jim Robbins, the Head Women?s Soccer Coach/Intramural Director since Fall 2007, is leaving Oxford College, effective August 1, 2009.
Neal Bond Fleming was dean of Oxford College from 1966 to 1976, but his contribution to Oxford, both college and city, continued to the end of his 99 years.
Jack Eichler of Oxford's Chemistry Department has spent his summer working on research that may have important implications in the fight against cancer. He is assisted by three student researchers from Oxford.
New students will be welcomed to the Oxford campus on Thursday, August 20, and a full schedule of activities has been planned.
Gretchen Schulz, Professor of English, has spent the past several summers studying and soaking up the environs in England's Lake District. This summer was no exception.
Oxford College's Center for Academic Excellence has begun a project which invites Oxford alums to publish an interesting, amusing, or moving memory from their Oxford years. As one alumnus said, ?Millions of stories form the spine of Oxford?s character and to share these stories is for the greater good!?
The English department's Stacy Bell recently attended the Inside/Out Prison Exchange Program Trainee Institute near Philadelphia to learn more about this innovative program in transformative education.
Sociology Professor Mike McQuaide and a group of students are studying the British National Health Service and enjoying UK sights.
The Library has been busy ordering your DVD requests.
Jasmin Hutchinson of the Department of Physical Education and Dance and Adriane Ivey of the English Department have honed mind and body this summer, competing together in a recent triathlon.
The Oxford Institute for Environmental Education has inspired a multimedia presentation featuring the institute's Creek Day, a learning experience in which participants waded local Bear Creek in search of critters.
Rev. Lyn Pace joined Oxford on July 1 as chaplain. He brings to the role a passion for working with students and a commitment to service.
Aaron Stutz, Assistant Professor of Anthropology, and two Oxford students are learning and exploring in Jordan.
Three Oxford sophomores recently attended the Bonner Summer Leadership Institute hosted by Stetson University in Deland, Florida.
Eve Mullen, Assistant Professor of Religion at Oxford, was recently named a Fulbright Senior Specialist Peer Reviewer for 2009-2010 and as such will spend part of her summer in that capacity.
Dr. Maria Archetto, associate professor of music, reports on her summer--collecting the favorable reviews for a recent recording.
Dean for Campus Life Joe Moon was a member of a team of faculty and administrators from both the Oxford and Emory Atlanta campuses who led the 2009 Journey of Reconciliation to Cuba in late May.
CAE: Library instruction programs are in place in many colleges and universities, right? Can you describe features of this collaboration that adds richness or new qualities to the programs?
CAE: Library instruction programs are in place in many colleges and universities, right? Can you describe features of this collaboration that adds richness or new qualities to the programs?
Dean of Oxford College Stephen Bowen and his wife Nancy have pledged $100,000 to create a new endowed, need-based scholarship fund at Oxford.
Since its inception in 1992, Oxford's Institute for Environmental Education has collaborated with more than 300 teachers in grades K-12 to help raise both the standard for instruction in environmental science and awareness of global environmental concerns.
Oxford's modified summer tour schedule has begun and will continue until classes begin in August.
Postcards from Oxford faculty on how they're spending the summer interim. Here's an update from Associate Dean of Academic Affairs, Ken Anderson.
Hours for the summer at the library through Aug. 21
The Oxford College wait list for the fall 2009 entering class has been released. Read more to learn about your options.
Postcards from Oxford faculty on how they're spending the summer interim. Dr. Florian Pohl and the Global Connections group recently returned from their trip to Turkey. Here is their final postcard of the journey.
Honor and Merit Lists released for Spring Semester May 29, 2009.
Postcards from Oxford faculty on how they are spending the summer interim. Today another update from the Global Connections group, traveling in Turkey.
Postcards from Oxford faculty on how they are spending the summer interim. Here are some messages from Dr. Christine Loflin, Dr. Steve Henderson, and the students traveling with them to study "Geology and Culture in Scotland."
Postcards from Oxford faculty on how they are spending the summer interim. Here is the latest update from the Global Connections journey to Turkey.
Dr. Laney, president emeritus of Emory University, delivered the 164th commencement address to Oxford students.
Oxford's emphasis on excellence in teaching is nowhere more evident than in its Institute for Pedagogy in the Liberal Arts, or IPLA. Participants in the recently-concluded third annual conference came away with fresh ideas and new methods to enliven their classrooms.
Updates from Oxford's faculty on how they are spending the summer interim. The latest posting is from the Global Connections journey to Turkey.
At Oxford, alumnus Colin Russell discovered his love for scientific research. Now he?s working to help protect the world?s population from the threat of influenza.
For the third time in four years, the Oxford College Men's Tennis Team will be coming home with the NJCAA III National title. Three singles players and one doubles team earned first team All-American honors, and a second doubles team earned second-team All-American recognition.
This year's recipient of the Emory Williams Award for excellence in teaching, Brenda Harmon, has left an impact on the teaching of organic chemistry--and on her students.
The Eady Award, established in 1969, is one of the highest honors that Oxford College bestows on students. This year's winner, Helen Hill, is a worthy addition to the ranks of Eady recipients.
Another day of hard matches ends in Oxford's favor. The Eagles sit at the top of the NJCAA III National Tournament leader board going into the last day of competition. With 30 total points, Oxford leads 2nd place Suffolk Community College by a point and a half, and 3rd place Onondaga Community College by four.
After day 2 of the NJCAA Men's National Tennis Tournament in Plano, TX, the Oxford College Eagles are atop the Division III leaderboard with 25 points. Follow all of the action on the tournament website here.
Oxford observed its 164th commencement exercises on May 9, honoring its 2009 graduates.
The Oxford College Athletic Department is proud to announce that Peter Ricks has been named to the NJCAA Third Team Men?s Basketball Division III All-American Team.
This coming weekend the campus will be alive with Oxford's 164th Commencement exercises. Some 350 graduates will bid adieu to Oxford and look toward their junior year.
Oxford College is still accepting applications on a rolling basis for the fall 2009 entering class.
At a banquet sponsored each spring by Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society,Oxford College students are recognized for their excellence in academics and contributions through leadership. Here is a list of those who were honored at the 2009 ceremony. More....
Any student with a temperature greater than 100.5 and a cough or sore throat should call Student Health Service at 770.784.8376 and make an appointment for evaluation. Please be reassured that swine flu DOES respond to the commonly used anti-viral medication, Tamiflu.
East Village student residential complex is Emory's first LEED Gold for new construction.
All graduating students and their families are invited to dinner on the college green with members of the Oxford faculty and staff.
Year-end is a time when people, especially students, like to show their appreciation.
Correctly identify the place or meaningful object in the photo, and win a prize. Just be the first to email your correct answer to emullen@emory.edu.
The annual showcase of the talents and academic expression of Oxford faculty and staff opens April 24.
The annual showcase of the talents and academic expression of Oxford faculty and staff opens April 24.
On Saturday, April 18, the community is invited to join Oxford students, faculty and staff in fun activities about a serious concern.
Now through Apr. 27, take this important survey and help the library plan research services while entering to win one of seven cool prizes!
Correctly identify the place or meaningful object in the photo, and win a prize. Just be the first to email your correct answer to emullen@emory.edu.
Results of online survey will yield important data on Oxford students' academic-research skills.
Taking a survey is fun when prizes are involved.
A panel discussion on April 14 will give students personal testimonies on how a liberal-arts education prepares one for a successful career.
Correctly identify the place or meaningful object in the photo, and win a prize. Just be the first to email your correct answer to emullen@emory.edu.
Local kindergartners' hunt for Easter eggs gave a sure sign that spring has sprung.
Updated list of our dvd collection.
Information on commencement exercises for all divisions of Emory University.
From duffers to scratch players, all friends of Oxford College are invited to participate in the second annual Athletics Golf Classic, which benefits the Athletic Department.
Stop by the library information desk for quick help on citations.
Stop by the library to unscramble a famous poem line each day and win a free coffee or bakery item from the coffee shop.
Correctly identify the place or meaningful object in the photo, and win a prize. Just be the first to email your correct answer to emullen@emory.edu.
The selection of a gift by each sophomore class to leave behind as their legacy is a tradition at Oxford College. The Class of 2009 recently kicked off fund-raising in a meaningful ceremony.
Admission decisions for Regular Decision Applicants are now available online.
Come to a short (15 minutes or less!) session on a quick and easy free program that can format citations for you.
The 24 students chosen as Peer Assistant Leaders (PALs) will serve Oxford in a variety of ways.
The observance of the Hindu festival Holi recently brought brightly-colored mayhem to Oxford.
Applicants for Regular Decision will be able to view their admission decision online via their OPUS account on Saturday, March 28th at 8:00am EST. Read on to learn how you can see your decision.
Correctly identify the place or meaningful object in the photo, and win a prize. Just be the first to email your correct answer to emullen@emory.edu.
Oxford College men?s basketball player Peter Ricks has been honored by the Georgia Basketball Coaches Association as its 2008-2009 NAIA/Junior College Newcomer of the Year.
Dr. Susan Ashmore, Associate Professor of History, delivered a lecture on Atticus G. Haygood as part of the 2009 observance of Emory Founders Week.
The week of March 23, Oxford College freshmen will be participating in the Wabash National Study of Liberal Arts Education.
A group of 12 Oxford College students, led by Dr. Michael McQuaide, spent spring break in the classroom, but one without four walls. The location was Rio Blanco, an indigenous village in northwest Ecuador's Napo province, situated in the upper Amazon basin.
Dr. Jasmin Hutchinson and Dr. Todd Sherman, both professors in the Department of Physical Education and Dance, had a busman's holiday during spring break, teaching students at Palmer-Stone Elementary School about the measurement of physiological processes.
Correctly identify the place or meaningful object in the photo, and win a prize. Just be the first to email your correct answer to emullen@emory.edu.
Oxford College Women's Soccer Announces Fall 2009 Schedule
The Emory Alumni Board has established a new scholarship that will award $2,500 each to one undergraduate student and one graduate student. The deadline to apply is March 31.
A group of 42 Oxford students and six staff leaders spent Spring Break helping bring affordable housing to the Mobile area.
Correctly identify the place or meaningful object in the photo, and win a prize. Just be the first to email your correct answer to emullen@emory.edu.
In an innovative partnership in instruction, Professor of Biology Dr. Nitya Jacob and Associate College Librarian Andrea Heisel help first-year biology students gain expertise in critical thinking about life sciences while increasing their skills in information research. Here is the Emory Report article.
If you can't make it to Oxford for a visit, an online tour is the next best thing.
The Oxford College Men?s Basketball program is proud to announce that it has three players ranked in the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division III Statistics as of March 2, 2009.
Several Oxford College students braved the snow to compete in Newton County's Run for Hope 5K Race.
Despite buds on trees and jonquils almost ready to bloom, the first significant snowfall in years turned the Oxford campus into a winter wonderland on March 1.
Correctly identify the place or meaningful object in the photo, and win a prize. Just be the first to email your correct answer to emullen@emory.edu.
Congratulations to Dr. Mike McQuaide as the first recipient of the DAR STAR Award!
Judy Shema, the first woman to serve Oxford College as chaplain, leaves a legacy of local and global involvement.
Oxford College?s 2008-2009 season ended Monday on sophomore night with an 47 to 63 lost to Truett-McConnell College. The Eagles finished the season 10-19.
Correctly identify the place or meaningful object in the photo, and win a prize. Just be the first to email your correct answer to emullen@emory.edu.
Travis Kitchen led three Oxford players in double figures, good for his 13th double-double on the year, scoring 16 points and hauling 10 rebounds as Emory Oxford College dropped a 91-47 decision to Summerhill Prep Saturday afternoon.
Cardio Tennis is a new, fun group fitness program taught by a Oxford's Assistant Tennis Coach, Nick Komljenovic. It?s a 60 minute program which includes warm up drills, cardio drills, and a cool down phase. We are one of 1000 ?authorized? Cardio Tennis sites throughout the USA.
On January 31, nearly 40 Oxford faculty members participated in a day-long "Ways of Inquiry" workshop led by David Gowler and Michael Rogers.
Correctly identify the place or meaningful object in the photo, and win a prize. Just be the first to email your correct answer to emullen@emory.edu.
In a game that had 12 lead changes and 9 ties the Eagles lost a tough road game to Huntingdon College JV by a score of 63 to 62. D?Awalo Turnispeed hit 2 free throws with 1.8 second to go in the game to seal the victory for the Hawks.
The Oxford College men's basketball team lost to Southeastern Bible College by a score of 102 to 94. Travis Kitchen had a career night with 34 points and 22 rebounds but it was not enough to overcome the high scoring Sabers. The 22 total rebounds by Kitchen was an Oxford College single game record.
The Reverend Samuel Sammy Clark will be the guest lecturer. Sammy is a personal friend to the Mills family and knew Sam Mills 84OX as a young man at Oxford.
Each spring the Oxford sophomore class dedicates a class gift to the college. They are in the process of determining this gift based on the Oxford Campus Master Plan
Oxford center Gabe Martin posted 15 points and 10 rebounds in only 23 minutes of work while leading three Eagle players in double figures as Oxford College outlasted Covenant College JV, 62-54. Martin also registered 4 blocked shots.
Peter Ricks and Gabe Martin led the Oxford College charge with 35 and 12 points, respectively, as the Eagles invaded Fort McPherson but ultimately came up on the short end of the highly contested effort, losing 74-86.
Emory University has been honored with the 2008 Presidential Award for General Community Service. Emory is one of only three schools to earn this annual distinction from the Corporation for National and Community Service.
Correctly identify the place or meaningful object in the photo, and win a prize. Just be the first to email your correct answer to emullen@emory.edu.
Alumnus Horace Johnson 77OX 79B started a grassroots mentoring program in Newton County to help address the needs of youth in the area.
Items missing from your Regular Decision application file must be received by March 1, in order for us to release your decision on April 1.
Oxford College led from start to finish and opened up a 38-24 lead at halftime, with 9 players scoring at least 2 points as the Eagles cruised to a 69-50 win.
The Financial Aid process at Oxford and Emory is a 3 step process. Read on to learn more.
Families can attend a workshop on financial aid and the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) at Salem High School, this Sunday, February 8th at 2:00pm.
Oxford College Men?s Basketball had its two game win streak snapped by the Caldwell Community College Cobras, currently ranked 7th team in the country in NJCAA competition, on Saturday afternoon in a 80-73 loss.
Peter Ricks scored a career high 34 points, while backcourt mate Blake Friedman added 16 as the Oxford College Eagles
Oxford College Men?s Basketball team completed a dramatic comeback to snatch victory from the Catawba Valley Buccaneers in the final minutes of the game, outscoring the Buccaneers 17-2 over the final 2:53 of regulation.
Jane Chambers Bostwick of Atlanta has made a $100,000 gift to Oxford College of Emory University in honor of her late husband, alumnus John Bostwick III, a renowned Emory surgeon. The gift will help fund a new facility for science and mathematics education on the campus in Oxford, Ga.
Oxford College men's basketball team forced the tempo against Southern Wesleyan University, but was unable to keep pace with the blistering hot Warriors, ultimately fading in their comeback bid as Southern Wesleyan earned a hard fought 100-88 victory.
Playing their 2nd home game of 2009, before a packed Oxford crowd was all the Eagles needed as they trumped the Central Carolina Community College Panthers 75-67. Stellar performances by Gabe Martin, Peter Ricks, and Travis Kitchen coincided for a welcome victory on Saturday.
Women's Soccer Team Members Earn Individual Academic Awards
The Honor and Merit lists for Fall Semester 2008 have been released. Hard work and perseverance pay off.
Oxford Students will "take a day on - not a day off" as part of the national call to service for MLK Day.
New exhibit by Jim, Honeycutt, Visiting Instructor in Astronomy, on display now on the first floor of the library.
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Oxford College, led by Reade Milner?s 20 points, worked four players into the double digit scoring column against Southeastern Bible College
The Eagles had four players score in double digits versus Catawba Valley, earning as much as a 4 point lead in the second stanza, but it was not enough as the Eagles faded down the stretch, dropping a 67-95 decision to the Catawba Valley Buccaneers.
Forward Travis Kitchen and guard Peter Ricks led the Oxford College Eagle offensive versus the Caldwell Cobras, garnering scoring honors with 16 and 33 points, respectively.
Peter Ricks led three Oxford players in scoring double figures, posting 24 points and 10 rebounds, while the Eagles maintained control throughout the tightly contested affair until the final four minutes,
Forward Travis Kitchen scored 19 points on 8 for 12 shooting while hauling in 15 rebounds
Oxford College had four players post double figures against Davidson County Community College