75 years of MSSU Sports
- 75 years of MSSU Sports
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Baseball had odd beginning at MSSU
Missouri Southern’s baseball program has recorded more than 1,100 victories during the last 42 seasons.
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Vavra was present for infancy of MSSU women's athletics
First at Joplin Memorial High School and then at Missouri Southern, Patty Vavra participated in the early years of girls athletics.
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Plaster pledges provide 'driving force' for Lion fundraising
Almost two years ago — Feb. 18, 2011, the Robert W. Plaster Foundation pledged two seven-figure gifts to the Missouri Southern Foundation.
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1999-2000 Lion team talented, tough
Entering the 1999-2000 basketball season, Missouri Southern guard Eddin Santiago had a little inside information.
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Ex-coach Phillips found job in an ad
Jim Phillips had never heard about Missouri Southern.
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Southern has played 'little guy' role well
When an NCAA Division I school plays host to a smaller college in football and basketball, it’s supposed to be a win-win situation — a victory for the home team and financial benefits for the visitor.
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Rutledge started winning programs
Tom Rutledge’s first few months on the Missouri Southern campus were interesting to say the least.
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First team was dream for female students
It began early in the 1974-75 school year when some Missouri Southern students went to instructor Sallie Roper Beard and said they wanted to start a women’s basketball team.
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Memorable comeback victory at PSU capped with 43-13 run
Missouri Southern’s men’s basketball game on Jan. 11, 2006, at Pittsburg State could be divided into two 43-point segments.
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Southernfest develops into fan-friendly fundraiser
Fundraising.
It’s a challenge that faces every college athletics department. - More 75 years of MSSU Sports Headlines
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Baseball had odd beginning at MSSU




