Cahoon selected Osborne finalist
By MOC Sports Information
Published in Sports on March 6, 2009 1:46 PM
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HIGH POINT -- Mount Olive College softball student-athlete Kat Cahoon is among 11 finalists selected for the Murphy Osborne Award, the most prestigious honor awarded by the Conference Carolinas.
A senior from Columbia, Cahoon is involved in numerous campus and community activities, and organizations. She's a member of Mount Olive College Ambassadors and the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.
Cahoon spends time as a campus ministry leader and participates in worship services on campus. She has been a member of the MOC Singers and performed in the production of "The Pirates of Penzance."
Pursuing a degree in recreation and leisure services management, and a minor in religion, Cahoon has a 3.602 grade-point average. She has received all-academic accolades from Conference Carolinas as a junior and senior, and is a multi-time selection on the Conference Carolinas Presidential Honor Roll.
On the softball field, Cahoon has batted a crisp .349 during the past two seasons and earned all-Carolina Conference tournament honors last season.
The Osborne winner will be announced March 12.
Rough trip
ORLANDO, Fla. -- Sarah Saunders tossed a two-hit shutout as Mount Olive College hammered Clarion (Pa.) University 11-0 on the final day of the Rebel Spring Games.
The Trojans concluded the Games with a 4-1 loss to California (Pa.) University. Overall, Mount Olive logged a 3-7 worksheet with four defeats occurring against nationally-ranked opponents during their five-day, 10-game swing in central Florida.
Mount Olive (9-10-1 overall) returns home next Wednesday for a doubleheader against Conference Carolinas rival Barton College. First pitch is 4 p.m. on the Cassell Field diamond.
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