Sports Scholarship Blog from United Sports USA

In May, the women's golf team from Methodist University won their 14th consecutive NCAA Division III championship. What did they do next?

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UCLA won its third Division I Women’s Golf National Championship on Saturday evening, defeating second-place and defending national champion Purdue by four shots as darkness fell at Traditions Club.

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Cheyenne Woods, Tiger's niece, wins the NCAA  D1 Golf Medalist Honors as a Freshman for Wake Forest University. We get an insight into her life before university in this video.

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College golf's best players and teams visit Karsten Creek Golf Course in Stillwater, Oklahoma, when Oklahoma State University hosts the 2011 NCAA Men's Division I Golf Championships from May 31 - June 5.

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Barney Graff, Head Athletic Trainer, talks about the brand new Athletic Training Facility. He also discusses the athletic training philosophy at Oregon State.

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The National Collegeiate Athletic Assoociation is the largest governing body in collegiate athletics in America. This video gives you a look at all of their National Championships and the winning sides from the 2009-2010 season.

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Bryan Miller, Sports Performance Coordinator, talks about the new Sports Performance Center, including the equipment and size of the building. He also discusses the Oregon State sports performance philosophy.

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Rob Grube of The Stanford golf team speaks about the way they have changed their approach to the sport thanks to alumni Tiger Woods.

 
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The President continues a tradition started by President George W. Bush by honoring championship teams and student athletes from across the NCAA with a reception at the White House. Various championship teams and players are recognized for their efforts to give back to their communities, continuing an effort begun by President Obama of sports champions being commended for service as part of a White House visit.



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