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Rieger Leaves Mark as Program’s All-Time Leading Scorer
(March 10, 2009)
Sophomore guard Angie Rieger (Maine South) leaves Oakton with 900 career points – and as the College’s all-time leading women’s scorer. Rieger surpasses Natalia Jedlinska (1999-2001), who scored 888 points for the Raiders. Read more about Angie Rieger.>>>

Oakton Baseball Receives National Recognition
(February 2009)

The NJCAA ranked Oakton’s baseball team No. 16 in the nation in its Division II preseason poll released January 29, 2009.
Read more about baseball recognition.>>>

Gonzalez Earns MVP Honors
(February 27, 2009)

Sophomore forward Ana Gonzalez (Niles West) was named Illinois Skyway Collegiate Conference MVP in women’s basketball. Only the third women’s player in College history to win the award, Gonzalez averaged 18.2 points and 9.2 rebounds in Illinois Skyway games this season.
Read more about Ana Gonzalez.>>>

Oakton Women’s Basketball Coach Reaches Milestone
(February 17, 2009)

Oakton Community College women’s basketball coach Rich Bolinder recently achieved a genuine coaching milestone – 500 career wins. The landmark victory occurred Tuesday, Feb. 10, when the Raiders defeated Elgin Community College 59-43. His 500 victories include wins at the high school and college level. Read more about women’s basketball coach.>>>

Men’s Soccer Rakes in Postseason Awards
(February 12, 2009)
The Oakton Community College men’s soccer team finished the 2008 campaign with a perfect record (7-0) in the Illinois Skyway Collegiate Conference and overall posted 13 wins against just three losses.
Read more about men’s soccer awards.>>>

Men’s Basketball Players Honored by the NJCAA
(January 8, 2009)

The Oakton Community College men’s basketball team closed out the month of December on a high note as the Raiders received back-to-back Player of the Week honors from the National Junior College Athletic Association.
Read more about men’s basketball honors.>>>

Raiders Raking in Player of the Week Honors
Sophomore forward Ana Gonzalez (Niles West) has been honored again as the NJCAA Division II District D Player of the Week. She combined to score 55 points and 26 rebounds in her two games for the week of December 6. Against Olive Harvey College on Saturday, December 6, she scored 36 points, which tied a school record for most points in a single game last achieved in 1994 by Jane Steffan. Gonzalez also scored 19 points and tallied 15 rebounds against Triton College on Thursday, December 4. Read more about Raiders honors. >>>

Oakton takes court with new coach in charge
By JON YEE Contributor

(Pioneer Press/Des Plaines Times November 13, 2008)

With a new interim head coach and the return of just three players from last year's squad, the 2008-09 season may be a year of transition for Oakton Community College. Read more about interim coacn. >>>

Raiders Claim Conference Crown
The Oakton Community College men’s soccer team clinched the 2008 Illinois Skyway Collegiate Conference title with a 2-1 victory over McHenry County College on Thursday, Oct. 2.
Read more about Raider's
conference title win. >>>

Oakton Volleyball Earns National Academic Recognition
The American Volleyball Coaches Association has recognized Oakton Community College’s volleyball team for its recent academic success. The 2007-08 AVCA Team Academic Award honors squads that have matched their dedication to the sport of volleyball with excellence in the classroom. To be eligible for the national award, teams must have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.30 during the academic year.
Read more about volleyball success. >>>

Oakton Athletes Receive National Academic Honors
The National Junior College Athletic Conference has recognized three Oakton Community College students for academic achievement in 2007-08. Students earn the Distinguished Academic All-American honor by achieving a 3.80 grade point average or higher after completing 48 credit hours. Academic All-American honors were given to students with a GPA between 3.60 and 3.79 after completing 48 credit hours. Read more about athletes' academic honors. >>>


 

 

 

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