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Top Moments of 2009-2010 #1: Beacons Claim The Classroom

07.12 | General

Northwest Christian University Student-Athletes collected an impressive amount of honors and awards for their work in the classroom in 2009-2010. Additionally, NCU's student-athletes combined for a 3.2 GPA for the year.

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Top Moments of 2009-2010 #4: Nine Athletes Earn All-CCC

07.07.10 | General

It was a record setting year for Beacon Athletics on the field of play. Nine athletes, the highest total in school

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Top Moments of 2009-2010 #10 : Beacons Hire New Soccer Coaches

06.24.10 | Men's Soccer, Women's Soccer

On February 5th, 2010, Brett Bentley was announced as the new head coach for men's soccer and following on February

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Registration Open for Beacon Sports Camps

5.11.10 | General

Registration is currently open for the 2010 Beacon Sports Camps. A Northwest Christian University tradition, the Beacon Sports Camps offer a wide variety of athletic camp opportunities for kids, all the way from Kindergarden up through high school.

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NCU Athletes in Chile are Okay, Ready to Serve

3.3.10 | Women's Cross Country, Men's Soccer, Women's Soccer

SANTIAGO, Chile - Three NCU athletes are among a group of seven students from Northwest Christian University currently spending a semester abroad, studying in Santiago, Chile. After the recent 8.8 magnitude earthquake that rocked the country, All members of the "Santiago Seven" are safe and are now preparing to help out in anyway they can.

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Casebeer Named Head Women's Soccer Coach

2.24.10 | Women's Soccer

EUGENE, Ore. – Katie Casebeer has been named the new Women’s Soccer Coach for Northwest Christian University, and will immediately begin recruiting efforts for the 2010 season. Casebeer was an assistant coach for the program last season.

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Jonathan Rea Announces Resignation

1.12.10 | Women's Soccer

EUGENE, Ore. – Northwest Christian University women’s soccer coach Jonathan Rea has tenured his resignation. Rea will be pursuing a new full-time career opportunity that will involve travel and will not allow for the flexibility to also coach part-time.

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