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The record-low 55 shot by former Oklahoma Christian University four-time All-American golfer Rhein Gibson garnered a lot of attention all over the world. Here's a sampling of the coverage from major media outlets.

OC men's tennis team wins national championship

The Oklahoma Christian University men's tennis team rallied past Fresno Pacific (Calif.) 5-4 Saturday to claim the second national championship in the program's history. The Eagles, coached by Kris Miller, also won the NAIA title in 2003.
Alan Phillips (left) and the new OC office in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex.
Building on its strong Texas student and alumni bases, Oklahoma Christian will open an office in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex in June. The office will serve as a local hub for student recruiting, church relations, fundraising and outreach to OC’s Texas alumni. Alan Phillips, a 1976 grad, will lead the office as OC’s new vice president for Texas operations.

Branch, Mitchell, Simmons join Oklahoma Christian board

Oklahoma Christian University announced the appointment of Alfred Branch, Dr. Lynn Mitchell and Dwayne Simmons to its Board of Trustees. OC’s board now includes 35 active members and 14 life trustees.

OC community involved in summer missions

Every OC student can be a missionary. That’s what OC’s Center for Global Missions seeks to instill on campus, and more than 120 students, faculty and staff members have taken a step in that direction by taking the Gospel on mission trips to five continents around the world this summer.

Academics

Christian Chronicle highlights Rwandan graduate

A post by Erik Tryggestad of the Christian Chronicle highlighted Gaelle Nsengiyumva, who will graduate from Oklahoma Christian Friday as part of the university's third graduating class of Rwandan Presidential Scholars.

Athletics

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