New Website Includes Kids’ Games, Prizes And Gear OXFORD, Miss. – In an effort to combat childhood obesity in the state, Ole Miss Athletics is launching “Move Mississippi,” an interactive fitness and nutrition program that is part of the new Rebel Kids Club website, rebelkidsclub.com. While focusing on children, “Move Mississippi” provides fitness and healthyRead the story …
Rebel Volleyball Announces 2012 Schedule
July 9, 2012 by
Ole Miss To Play 29 Matches, Host 13 In 2012 Season OXFORD, Miss. – The Ole Miss volleyball team will play a 29-match schedule this fall that includes the Rebels’ annual home tournament with the Magnolia Invitational and a 10-game home slate against Southeastern Conference foes, head coach Joe Getzin announced on Thursday. The RebelsRead the story …
Former Ole Miss Baseball Standout Selected to Participate in 2012 MLB All-Star Game
July 3, 2012 by
OXFORD, Miss. – Former Rebel right-hander and current St. Louis Cardinal Lance Lynn was selected to participate in the 2012 MLB All-Star game on Sunday when the organization announced rosters for both the American League and National League teams. It is the first All-Star Game appearance for Lynn, who is one of four members ofRead the story …
Young, Reese Make Team USA For London Olympics
July 2, 2012 by
Young Becomes Seventh Ole Miss Rebel To Make Olympics For Track EUGENE, Ore. – Young athletes around the world dream of one day competing for their country at the Olympic Games. For Ole Miss junior sprinter Isiah Young, that dream became a reality on Sunday. And for former Rebel long jump star Brittney Reese, herRead the story …
Springer Continues To Serve Others Through Volleyball
June 27, 2012 by
Internship Through FCA Allows Springer To Give Back To Others OXFORD, Miss. – When Morgan Springer ended her playing career with the Ole Miss Rebels volleyball team following the 2011 season, it was as the all-time digs leader and one of the top defensive players in the Southeastern Conference over the previous four seasons. SheRead the story …
Swingle To Manage Facilities And Game Operations
June 25, 2012 by
Third New Member of Athletics Leadership Under Bjork OXFORD, Miss. – Ole Miss Athletics Director Ross Bjork continues to bolster his executive leadership, announcing Joe Swingle as the Associate A.D. for Facilities and Game Operations. Swingle joins the Rebels after serving as Director of Facilities at Arkansas. During his seven-year tenure in Fayetteville, he oversawRead the story …
Latest Gameday Survey Results Released
June 20, 2012 by
Nearly Every Satisfaction Score Increased Since Last Year OXFORD, Miss. – The Ole Miss Athletics Department has released the results of its 2011 football gameday survey and its improvement plans for the Rebels’ upcoming 2012 season. “We are committed to having the best gameday experience in college sports, and its feedback like this that willRead the story …
Rebel Netter Head Coach Mark Beyers Agrees To New Contract
June 18, 2012 by
OXFORD, Miss. – After leading the Ole Miss women’s tennis team to the most wins in more than a decade and a top 25 final national ranking for the third time in four years, Rebel head coach Mark Beyers has agreed to terms for a new four-year contract. Beyers coached the Rebels to their fourthRead the story …
Ole Miss To Host 2013 SEC Men’s Tennis Championships
June 15, 2012 by
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – After serving as the site of the 2012 Southeastern Conference Women’s Tennis Tournament, Ole Miss will crown an SEC tennis champion again in 2013 but this time on the men’s side, as the league finalized its 2012-13 championship sites Thursday. The event is set for April 17-21 and will mark the fourthRead the story …
Fan Dress Code Announced For 2012 Season
June 13, 2012 by
White Out Planned For Season Opener OXFORD, Miss. – Designated colors for fan attire have been determined for Ole Miss’ 2012 football season, and a “white out” is planned for Vaught-Hemingway Stadium for the season opener. While Rebel Nation is encouraged to wear white for the Central Arkansas game on Sept. 1, the preferred colorRead the story …