Nighthawks Drop Two At Home
January 18, 2019The National Park College Nighthawk basketball teams were swept by Southern Arkansas University Tech Thursday, with the Nighthawk women falling, 82-56, and the Nighthawk men losing, 95-88.
The National Park College Nighthawk basketball teams were swept by Southern Arkansas University Tech Thursday, with the Nighthawk women falling, 82-56, and the Nighthawk men losing, 95-88.
The National Park College Nighthawk basketball teams split the series with Arkansas Baptist College Monday, with the Nighthawk women falling, 70-65, and the Nighthawk men defeating the Buffaloes, 86-74.
The National Park College Nighthawk women’s and men’s basketball teams will celebrate homecoming on Saturday, Feb. 2 at “The Kettle” at National Park College in Hot Springs.
The National Park College Nighthawk women’s and men’s basketball teams suffered tough losses over the weekend, falling to North Arkansas College, 75-66, and 109-94, respectively.
The National Park College Nighthawk women’s basketball team picked up its second-consecutive win Thursday, defeating Rhema Bible Training College on the road, 79-56.
The National Park College Nighthawk men’s and women’s basketball teams each picked up wins over Jackson State Community College Tuesday at “The Kettle” in Hot Springs.
The National Park College Nighthawk women’s basketball team dropped two games on the road over the weekend, falling to Jackson State Community College and Dyersburg State Community College in the Lady Green Jay Classic, hosted by Jackson State Community College.
Like many athletes at National Park College, Brianna Barger is thankful for the opportunity to play basketball at the next level.
Due to the threat of inclement weather over the weekend, the National Park College Nighthawk men’s and women’s basketball teams have postponed this weekend's games at Rhema Bible College in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.
National Park College (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.