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May 13 – Oberlin College tennis players Chris Pray, Kimiko Glynn, and Jackie Golden were each recognized by the North Coast Athletic Conference for their tremendous efforts on the court the this season.
May 10 – Nearly 30 men’s lacrosse alumni returned to Oberlin College on Saturday to take part in the annual alumni game.
May 9 – Oberlin College senior Cory Myers posted a NCAA provisional qualify mark of 15-05.25 in the men’s pole vault to highlight an exciting day of track and field action at the Allegheny Gator Invite on Friday.
May 7 – Click here to listen to Chris Schubert’s interview with Bill Wills of WTAM 1100.
May 5 – Making his first-career start for the Oberlin College baseball team, first-year Phil Brua threw a complete-game gem to give the Yeomen a 4-1 victory over Thiel College in their final game of the season.
May 4 - Former Oberlin football star Chris Schubert is the poster boy for tryout players at NFL rookie mini camps... Click here to read more.
May 4 – The Oberlin College golf team fired off 1,068 strokes over three rounds to place ninth at the NCAC Golf Championships over the weekend.
May 3 – The Oberlin College Yeomen could not muster the necessary offensive output during the final contest of the 2008 season falling to the Presidents of Washington and Jefferson College 17-3.
May 2 – The Oberlin College women’s track and field team scored the most points of any third-place finisher in NCAC history, while the men’s team recorded their best conference finish in school history by placing fourth at the NCAC Championships on Friday.
May 1 – The Oberlin College baseball team won their third-straight game as they defeated the Lake Erie College Storm, 10-7, on Thursday night in a nine inning non-conference tilt at The Pipeyard in Lorain, Ohio.
May 1 – It was a good first day for the Oberlin College track and field team as the Yeowomen rest in third place with 34 points, while the men are in fifth with 23 points.
April 29 – The Oberlin College softball team ended their season on a high note, by taking down Franciscan University 9-6 and 12-5 on Tuesday evening.
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