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Sports Spotlight
This year (2009-2010) your Bobcats won championships in Volleyball, Soccer, Women's Golf, Baseball and Softball showcasing once again the winning tradition of Texas State University. Learn more at the page below.
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The Bobcat football team, ranked as high as 13th in some FCS polls start the 2010 season against the Houston Cougars from C-USA. Following the game at Houston, Texas State plays three straight home games against Southern Arkansas on September 11, Cal Poly on September 18 and Southern Utah on September 25. View the full schedule via the link below.
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Traditions Spotlight
Located outside of the End Zone Complex at Bobcat Stadium and dedicated in 2006, the Bill Miller Bobcat Victory ball sits on a marble base outside the main entrance of the endzone complex at Bobcat Stadium. All persons entering the complex are encouraged to rub the ball for luck.
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Facilities Spotlight
The Jerry D. and Linda Gregg Fields Bobcat Stadium West Side Complex is the first of many improvements that will take place at Bobcat Stadium. The new state-of-the-art structure includes 15 luxury Legacy suites and a Champions Club Level with 450 open-air seats adjacent to a lounge giving fans premium comfort as they watch the Bobcats.
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Donor Spotlight
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2010 Texas State football season tickets are on sale now. Get yours before April 30th and receive a free TXST t-shirt and chances to win other prizes. Purchase tickets online, call 512-245-2272 or visit a local H-E-B.
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Record Round Treats Women's Golf to Third Place Standing
April 6, 2009
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Miami Lakes, FL - The Bobcat women's golf team tied an all-time Texas State record with its first round score of 297 and backed it with a 308 this afternoon for a 605 combined score at the Ryder Canes & Cards Classic. The mark places the team in third place heading into the final round of action in Miami Lakes, Florida at Don Shula's Golf Course. The final 18 holes is set for shotgun starts beginning at 8 a.m. Amy Glazier leads the team with a pair of 74s for a four-over par 148 and is tied for fifth place. Sydney Liles is tied for ninth after rounds of 74 and 76 (150) on the course this afternoon. Adin Stromgren led off the day with a 74 as well and fired a 79 in the final round of the day for a 153, tied for 20th. Trine Mortensen sits tied for 26th after shooting a 75 and 79 for a two-round score of 154 and Gabby De Reuck is two strokes back from Mortensen with rounds of 77 and 79 and is tied for 37th-place. Texas State's 297-low round matched the all-time lowest round recorded by a Bobcat team set last year at the Chip-N-Club Invitational in Nebraska. The Bobcats overall 605 is two strokes away from second-place Washington State. The Cougars 603 tally trails No. 21 San Jose State. The Spartans will enter the final round of action with a 12-stroke lead over the 12-team field after shooting a 591 combined score.
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