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Volume 107, No. 1 August 25, 2021
The Maverick of
Northern Oklahoma College
@TheMaverickofNOC
NOC The Maverick
@NOC_TheMaverick
Mavs’ soccer starts season off sweep against Eastern Oklahoma State College
Northern Oklahoma College Soccer swept The #17 Mavs were led by Marcovich Brown toughness and self-discipline though. It’s near- Eastern outshot NOC 15-12, goal keeper Harry
Eastern Oklahoma State College Sunday in the and Damorney Hutchinson who scored goals ly impossible to be a great team without those Archer allowed one goal stopping nine Eastern
2021 season opener at Maverick Field. less than 2:00 apart in the first half to give NOC two things, and it’s very difficult to teach. We shots.
The Maverick women were 3-2 winners on a a 2-0 early lead. need more accountability and leadership from
header by Milica Bulatovic with :03 left in over- Eastern scored midway in the second half cut- the players.”
time while the men scored two early goals and ting the lead to 2-1 but the Mavs held on for the
held off Eastern 2-1. 2-1 lead.
Mavs’ women 3, Eastern 2 The Mavs had a key red card in the first half
Bulatovic scored two goals while Cory Torres that changed the momentum of the game ac-
added one to lead NOC to the 3-2 win. cording to coach DuRoy.
Bulatovic, a sophomore from Serbia, scored “The red card killed us,” said coach Michael
the game winner on a corner from Janet More- DuRoy. “It’s not just that we went a man down
no in the game’s waning seconds. for most of the game it’s the position that got
“What a game,” said coach Michael DuRoy. sent off. We started the game without four cen-
“We played well. Eastern showed a ton of heart ter midfielders, two of which would most like-
playing with a limited roster in that heat. It was ly have started the game. Then we get a center
a fun game to watch.” Coach DuRoy mid sent off, and another gets a yellow card. We
“Overall it was a good first game,” he said. “We couldn’t trust him not to get another yellow and
did some things well, and got exposed on some get sent off leaving us two players down. So,
things. We will recover on Monday, watch in essence we played the majority of the game
some film, and work on some things on Tues- without six center mids. That is difficult under
day to get ready for a great team coming in on any circumstances. Add in the heat and you
Wednesday.” get what happened today. We were fortunate
NOC outshot Eastern 21-9. Goal keeper Jor- to win.»
dan Webster had two saves, allowing two goals “We should learn a lot from this game, hope-
in the opener. fully,” he added. “This team has a lot of skill
Mavs 2, Eastern 1 and athleticism. We haven’t shown a lot of
The Maverick • Northern Oklahoma College • Page 2
Tonkawa Calendar for Aug. 25th - Sep. 14th
August 25
Published five times a semester on Free Student Lunch, Wesley House, 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. September 6
Wednesdays during the fall and spring Runner Girls, Wesley House, 3 p.m. Labor Day – No Classes/Offices Closed
semesters by: Home Women’s Soccer vs. Butler (KS), 4 p.m.
September 7
Northern Oklahoma College August 27 Free Lunch, BCM, 11:30 a.m. – 12:45 p.m.
1220 East Grand Final Day to Withdraw from Courses with Full Refund Away Men’s and Women’s Soccer vs. Allen (KS), 2 p.m.
Box 310 Home Men’s Soccer vs. Pratt (KS), 4 p.m. BCM Gathering, BCM, 7 p.m.
Tonkawa, Ok 74653
August 29 September 8
Maverick publication dates are as follows: Home Men’s and Women’s Soccer vs. Rich Mountain, 2 p.m. Free Student Lunch, Wesley House, 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Aug. 25, Sept. 15, Oct. 6, Oct. 27, Nov. 17 Runner Girls, Wesley House, 3 p.m.
August 31
Story and or photo submissions should Free Lunch, BCM, 11:30 a.m. – 12:45 p.m. September 9
be sent at least five days before publishing BCM Gathering, BCM, 7 p.m. Home Men’s and Women’s Soccer vs. Rose, 2 p.m.
date
September 1 September 10
All submissions must be signed and are Free Student Lunch, Wesley House, 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. Away Men’s Soccer vs. Southern Nazarene JV, TBA
subject for approval by The Maverick Runner Girls, Wesley House, 3 p.m.
prior to publication and may be edited September 12
before publication September 2 Away Men’s and Women’s Soccer vs. National Park (AR), 1 p.m.
Home Men’s and Women’s Soccer vs. Murray, 2 p.m.
Student Editor: September 13
Mariah Moberly September 4 Begin Late 12 Week Courses
Home Men’s Soccer vs. Dodge City (KS), 3 p.m.
Writers: September 14
Mariah Moberly September 5 Free Lunch, BCM, 11:30 a.m. – 12:45 p.m.
Home Women’s Soccer vs. Seminole, 4 p.m. BCM Gathering, BCM, 7 p.m.
Advisor:
Scott Cloud
Submissions may be sent to Scott Cloud
at scott.cloud@noc.edu.
Office: Creative Arts 100
Phone: 580.628.6444
Member:
The Oklahoma Press Association
The Maverick • Northern Oklahoma College • Page 3
Enter Online to
WIN
65” Smart TV
NOC offers COVID-19 Vaccine Incentive Contest
Northern Oklahoma College is offering a A student from each campus of the contest
COVID-19 Vaccine Incentive Program for stu- will receive a 65-inch Smart TV and another
dents and employees. student will receive a 32-inch Smart TV. One
“The health of our students and employees in employee from each campus will receive a $500
our NOC Family is of critical importance,” said Pre-Paid Visa while another employee will re-
NOC President Dr. Clark Harris. “As the cases ceive a $200 Pre-Paid Visa.
decreased this summer many people dropped Students and employees may enter through I GOT
their guard to COVID-19, although we are Oct. 6.
MY COVID-1
learning that the variants have increased trans- He said the goal of NOC COVID-19 Vacci-
9
mission rates and that people that are testing
positive is back to the November 2020 levels.
nation Incentive Contest is to substantially in-
crease the number of fully vaccinated people VACCINE
We have learned that people that are vaccinated who are teaching, working, learning, socializ-
are less likely to become infected, and if infected ing, and living on our campuses.
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the severity of their illness is greatly reduced.” Below are vaccine incentive details and fre-
“NOC wants to help keep you healthy, keep
you learning in the classrooms, and allow you
quently asked questions for both students and
employees at Northern Oklahoma College.
IN C E N T I
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to stay active in college athletics and activities,” Vaccinations may be scheduled through the
Harris added. “We can best accomplish this by
having as many people vaccinated as possible
at all NOC campuses. We are incentivizing this
Kay County Health Department.
https://www.noc.edu/emergency/vaccination/
contest/ C O N T
by creating a COVID-19 Vaccination Incentive
Contest.”
Each NOC campus will give away one 65”
Smart TV and one 32” Smart TV. Any student
Follow Mavs athletics at that is fully vaccinated against COVID-19 may
www.nocmavs.com go to the link for more details and register.
https://www.noc.edu/emergency/vaccination/contest/The Maverick • Northern Oklahoma College • Page 4
Study Abroad 2022 Announced
Northern Oklahoma College Global Educa- July 3-15: NOC DUBLIN SUMMER PRO-
tion and World Geography Instructor Wade GRAM – 6 credit hours (6 humanities/interna-
Watkins announced seven opportunities to tional dimension)
study overseas at NOC. July 17-29: NOC LONDON SUMMER PRO-
“One aspect of the college experience students GRAM - 6 credit hours (6 humanities/interna-
may not have considered, or even heard about, tional dimension)
is traveling abroad with a NOC faculty member “We hope you have a wonderful semester and
or two on a short-term study abroad program, give some thought to traveling the world to
where students explore an amazing corner of earn a few of your college credits,” Watkins add-
the world while earning academic credit to- ed. “Students will definitely gain some valuable
wards a degree,” Watkins said. “It’s a fantastic global experience and knowledge, which will
way to earn college credit hours while gaining undoubtedly expand their personal, profes-
valuable knowledge and experience from expo- sional, and academic opportunities. Many of
sure to a new country and culture. And it’s easi- NOC’s past participants have noted that their
er and more affordable than students think.” study abroad program was their most influen-
Watkins said NOC has taken more than a thou- tial experience while in college.”
sand students on short-term study abroad pro- Non-NOC students can join the program as
grams, to 39 countries, on all seven continents. well and earn college credits to transfer to their
And for 2022, NOC is offering seven global ed- home institutions. And any of the above pro-
ucation programs to choose from. They are: grams marked with an asterisk (*) mean that
March 11-18/spring break: ENGLAND & they are one of NOC’s Global Community Pro-
SCOTLAND* – 3 optional credit hours of hu- grams, which means they are open to students
manities/international dimension and non-students (the credit hours are option-
May 18-26: THE ALPS!* – 3 optional credit al), so friends or family members can join the
hours of humanities/international dimension global adventure.
May 21-28: CUBA* – 3 optional credit hours Watkins said that space is very limited – so
of humanities/international dimension definitely check out the PDF flyers and links on
May 29-June 10: NEW ZEALAND* – 3 op- our NOC Global Education website: www.noc.
tional credit hours of humanities/international edu/global - and give NOC Global Education
dimension a like on Facebook or Instagram (@NOCglob-
June 18-30: NOC BALI SUMMER PRO- al). If you have questions, or need additional
GRAM – 7 credit hours (4 lab science + 3 hu- information, feel free to contact me via email at
manities/international dimension) wade.watkins@noc.edu.The Maverick • Northern Oklahoma College • Page 5
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