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Sports by the numbers: Winter 2019

February 04, 2019

[caption id="attachment_1238" align="aligncenter" width="952"] Rimington Trophy winner senior Bryce Bray also received the Roaf Award, given to the best collegiate offensive lineman in the state of Arkansas.[/caption]

50 | Number of consecutive games started by football center Bryce Bray, a school record. Bray received the Rimington Trophy in December as the best center in Division II football.

26:21.0 | Freshman Dylan Douglas’ time at the 8K GAC Cross-Country Championship in Edmond, Oklahoma. Douglas led the Bisons and placed 11th overall.

6 and 7 | Number of goals (6) and assists (7) by freshman Jack Savage who led the Great American Conference, becoming ?the first Harding men’s soccer player to ?lead a conference in both categories in the same season.

5 | Number of Harding’s cross-country runners in the NCAA era to qualify for the national meet as an individual, including sophomore Alicja Minczuk who placed third at the GAC meet and 10th at the NCAA Central Region meet.

62 | Career goals for Harding senior Bethany Sutherland, a school record. Harding Hall of Famer Kendyl Washburn is second with 48.

16 | Number of regular season conference championships won by the volleyball team, which includes the 2018 title. The Lady Bisons also won the GAC Tournament championship and defeated No. 3-ranked Nebraska-Kearney in the NCAA Tournament, the first NCAA Tournament victory in program history.

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