Oklahoma Christian Athletic Hall of Fame

The Oklahoma Christian University Athletic Hall of Fame honors the “Best of the Best” in OC’s storied sports history.

The OC Hall of Fame began in 1991 with an inaugural class of Jeff Bennett, Frank Davis and Ray Vaughn, whose success in the early days of OC’s intercollegiate athletic programs helped put Oklahoma Christian on the map and laid the foundation for the accomplishments of future OC student-athletes.

BY YEAR OF INDUCTION 1991 Jeff Bennett Frank Davis Ray Vaughn, Sr. 1992 Dick Gray Gary Hill 1993 David Smith 1994 Morris Karnes 1995 Max Dobson Julie (Ross) Blunk 1996 Ken Hope 1997 Randy Heath Beth Malone 1998 Mike Herndon Pam Kelly Jim Neugent 1999 Doug Bradley Kurt Siebold 2000 Cory Cole Lisa Landrum Bobby Smith 2001 Bob Bayless April (Clowdus) Kaaiohelo 2002 Ron Bever Sherri (Buben) Coale Dan Hays 2003 Alan Hoffhines Jan Ross Tom Story 2004 Stephanie (Stark) Findley Mark Jackson Wayne Strohman 2007 Jerry Jobe Sam Winterbotham 2009 Stan & Betty Green Jay Mauck

BY SPORT/CATEGORY Baseball Alan Hoffhines Ken Hope Mark Jackson Morris Karnes Basketball Julie (Ross) Blunk Doug Bradley Sherri (Buben) Coale Cory Cole Frank Davis April (Clowdus) Kaaiohelo Pam Kelly Lisa Landrum Beth Malone Jay Mauck Jan Ross David Smith Cross Country/Track and Field Bob Bayless Jeff Bennett Dick Gray Mike Herndon Gary Hill Jim Neugent Kurt Siebold Bobby Smith Tom Story Wayne Strohman Soccer Sam Winterbotham Tennis Sam Winterbotham Coaching Sherri (Buben) Coale Frank Davis Max Dobson Stephanie (Stark) Findley Dan Hays Randy Heath Jerry Jobe David Smith Ray Vaughn, Sr. Meritorious Service Ron Bever Stan & Betty Green

 

OC in the NAIA Hall of Fame

Jeff Bennett (Inducted in 1976)

Max Dobson (Inducted in 1996)

Stan Green (Inducted in 1987)

Dan Hays (Inducted in 1998)

Randy Heath (Inducted in 2003)

Mike Herndon (Inducted in 1992)

Gary Hill (Inducted in 1983)

Jim Neugent (Inducted in 1980)

Kurt Siebold (Inducted in 1989)

Ray Vaughn, Sr. (Inducted in 1970)

 

EAGLE EYE BLOG

OC Golf Alum Rhein Gibson on The Sports Animal Discusses His 55

OC golf alum Rhein Gibson shoots a 55—yes, a 55—and it might be the lowest score ever recorded for a round of golf.

Listen to #OCEagles golf alum Rhein Gibson talk with The Sports Animal’s Mark Rodgers about Gibson’s round of 55 at River Oaks.

Chuck White’s final home game

This video features scenes from Chuck White’s final home game as OC’s head baseball coach. Coach White was the driving force in the revival of the baseball program and the construction of Dobson Field and the Bobby Murcer Indoor Training Facility.

OC Softball vs. Oklahoma Baptist—April 28, 2012