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Panola Teams named NJCAA Academic Teams of the Year
July 8, 2019 - Eleven Panola College student athletes have been named on a NJCAA All-Academic Team. Student athletes from around the nation contributed to a new NJCAA record as 6,656 participants earned a spot on one of the three NJCAA All-Academic teams. Student-athletes are eligible to earn academic honors by achieving an overall GPA of 3.60 or higher. The criteria for the three All-Academic teams are First Team: 4.00 GPA, Second Team: 3.80-3.99 GPA, and Third Team: 3.60-3.79 GPA.
Panola College All-Academic First Team athletes include the following: in baseball: Hayden Collins – Cypress, TX, Thomas Grilli – Toronto, Canada, Edward William – Garrison, TX; in volleyball: Hannah Floyd – League City, TX.
Panola College All-Academic Second Team athletes include the following: in baseball: Jarret Whorff – Winnsboro, TX.
Panola College All-Academic Third Team athletes include the following: in baseball: Blaine Parker – Hallsville, TX, Cameron Stansberry – Port Neches, TX, Chase Hodges – Bossier City, LA, Raphael Leblanc – Trois-Rivers, Canada; in basketball: Alicja Falkowska – Lomianki, Poland, Maryia Adashchyk – Minsk, Belarus.
Three Panola College teams were also recognized as 2018-19 NJCAA Academic Teams of the Year by achieving a cumulative 3.0 GPA or higher as a team. Teams honored were baseball, women’s basketball, and volleyball.
“We are honored to have athletic teams and student athletes who work hard not only in their sport, but also in academics,” said Don Clinton, Panola College Athletic Director and Vice President of Student Success.
June 27, 2019 - On June 25, 2019, Jeremy Haken, Public & Government Affairs Advisor, Luke Hendricks, Production Supervisor, and Kim Smith, Operations Assistant, all from Chevron, presented Mrs. Natalie Oswalt, Dean of Arts, Sciences, and Technology, and Mr. Daniel Hall, School of Energy Instructor, with a $20,000 donation to support Panola College’s School of Energy program.
“Chevron has been a consistent partner to our energy program for many years,” said Mrs. Oswalt. “Their support has allowed us to provide our students with up to date equipment and training enabling them to be ready for the workforce upon graduation. We truly appreciate Chevron’s continued partnership.”
(L to R) Natalie Oswalt, Luke Hendricks, Kim Smith, Jeremy Haken, and Daniel Hall.
June 19, 2019 - The Summer camps keep rolling at Panola College this summer as they host the Drum Major Camp this week! This specialty camp offers expert instruction for high school drum majors from all over East Texas. "We have 32 drum majors from 18 schools. 27 high school and 5 junior high. 3 UIL Regions are represented, Regions 4, 22, & 10. Students as far south as Nederland, north to DeKalb, and west as Jacksonville are represented. It has been a great turn out for our first camp here at Panola College and we are excited about making it grow" says Panola College Band Director Dwaine Hubbard. The Final Competition and camp day will be Friday at 10:00AM at the CHS Indoor Facility.
June 19, 2019 - The Summer Camps at Panola College continue this week! Volleyball Camp started Monday and will end on Wednesday. Over 150 volleyball players of all ages are here developing their volleyball skills!
June 19, 2019 - The Panola team racked up many awards along the way for their successful year including, the Men's National Championship, Bullriding National Championship - Daylon Swearingen, Bareback Reserve Champion - Tyler Johnson, of Athens, TX, Men's Rookie of the Year - Daylon Swearingen, Tiedown Rookie of the Year - Macon Murphy, of Keatchie, LA, and Bullriding Rookie of the Year - Daylon Swearingen,
The Men's team that represented Panola College at the CNFR included Daylon Swearingen - Bullriding, Tyler Johnson - Bareback, Macon Murphy Tiedown, Logan Cook of Alto, TX - saddlebronc, Clayton Lowery of Wills Point, TX - teamroping, and Ross Freeman of Kountze, TX - bullriding.
The Panola Men's team, which also won the Southern Region, was well represented in the events. Daylon Swearingen, won the Bull Riding National Championship. He was 5th in the southern Region. Daylon also took home the honor of the Men's Rookie of the Year and the NIRA Alumni Award of Rookie of the Year in Bullriding. Sophomore, Bareback Champion of the Southern Region, Tyler Johnson, finished as the Reserve Champion in the bareback. Logan Cook, the Southern Region's All Around Champion, had qualified in saddle bronc and tie down. This was Logan's third year in a row to qualify for the CNFR, and ended up 10th in the saddlebronc after getting bucked off in the finals. Coming into the finals the cowboy was sitting 2nd in the nation. Then he had a tough go in the tie down and finished 29th. Freshman Macon Murphy qualified for the CNFR after finishing 3rd in the Southern Region. Macon had a trouble in the first two rounds but showed out in the third round as he won the round with a quick 7.7 sec roping, which was the fastest time of the entire rodeo. Macon was also honored by the Alumni for the Tiedown Rookie of the Year award. Team Roper heeler Clayton Lowery and his partner Kasen McCall from SFA finished 4th in the Southern Region and were selected by Coach Collins to be part of the team to represent Panola College. They qualified for the finals in the 8th spot and ended up 12th after missing in the finals. The final team member was sophomore Ross Freeman who placed 4th in the Southern Region. Freeman qualified for the Finals in the 11th spot after only riding one bull in the first three rounds. He was unsuccessful on Finals night.
"The team is made up of six incredible young men. I know exactly what type of effort and will that each one of them will give each day. We are so proud of them and what they have accomplished," said Coach Jeff Collins.
June 12, 2019 - Timpson ISD Bear Update
Timpson High School and Panola College are excited to offer the following courses:
Certified Nurse Aide
(Must turn 17 by September 1st)
EMT (Must turn 18 by June 2020)
Both classes will be taught on campus. If you are interested, please contact Charlotte Metcalf, Jerrod Campbell or Stephanie Behrens no later than August 1st .
Courses are limited to THS students.
Charlotte Metcalf cwoods@timpsonisd.com
Jerrod Campbell jcampbell@timpsonisd.com
Stephanie Behrens sbehrens@timpsonisd.com
June 3, 2019 - The Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting has been awarded to the Panola College Business Office by the Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada (GFOA) for its comprehensive annual financial report (CAFR). The Certificate of Achievement is the highest form of recognition in the area of governmental accounting and financial reporting, ant its attainment represents a significant accomplishment by a government and its management.
The CAFR has been judged by an impartial panel to meet the high standards of the program including demonstrating a constructive “spirit of full disclosure” to clearly communicate its financial story and motivate potential users and user groups to read the CAFR.
The GFOA is a nonprofit professional association serving approximately 17,500 government finance professionals with offices in Chicago, IL and Washington, D.C.
Photo: (L to R) Christina Oldham, Denise Welch, Shannon Baker, Mandy Harris, Karie Lindsay, Kasi Broussard, Ruth Brooks, Kathy Thames, and Alan Howard.
May 21, 2019 - Panola College is proud to announce the names of those students named to the Dean’s List for the spring 2019 semester. To qualify, a student must complete a minimum of 12 semester hours with a grade point average between 3.5 and 3.79. Only courses applying toward an associate degree or certificate are included in the computation.
Louisiana
- Loranger – Mary Straughan
- Shreveport – Trent Touchet
Mississippi
- Purvis – Jenna Grover
Texas
- Beckville – Clayton Burnett, Lacey Dean, Hannah Humphries, Shelby Storie, Jason Tillman
- Bonham – Hope Parker
- Carthage – Susan Adewale, Chloe Bryce, Madison Buck, Phat Chung, Keith Coleman, Lucy Eke, Victoria Fischer, Kelan Foster, Allena George, Yareli Hernandez, Robyn Klysen, Coby Lewis, Kason Malone, Brandon Medrano, Colby Taylor, Mary Tinkle, Shirley Williams
- Center – Jose Bueno, Dylan Denby, Ashley Dollison, Katesia Evans, Kamryn Griffin, James Hamilton, Jenny Harvey, Jamarian Hill, Kase Hooper, Jessye Massey, Rachel Powell, Julia Ramos
- Chireno – Justine Moore
- Cleveland – Carrie Hudman
- College Station – McKenzie Dimery
- DeBerry – Hailey Woodworth
- Diana – Charlene Williams
- Garrison – Faith Young
- Gary – Destiney Kingston, Bryan Moreland
- Grand Prairie – Katherine MacKenzie
- Hallsville – Kaitlyn Cox, Lindsey Leslie
- Hemphill – Christopher Scroggins
- Henderson – Sandybel Guerrero, Vanessa Guerrero
- Huntington – Nathaniel Endsley, Keath Kibbey
- Jefferson – Jasmine Harris, MacKenzie Hulett
- Joaquin – Alexis Barlow, Fatima Nunez
- Longview – Reagan Aguilera, Jade Allen, Davina Eddy, Blaine Parker, Bethany Roberts
- Lufkin – Kathy Foster
- Marshall – Demetre Brewster, Elizabeth Collins, Laronica Davis, Cherrie Hudson, Latoya Johnson, Hieu Le, Emily Morin, Pamela Painter, Emilee Sellers, Thomas Solomon
- Mt. Enterprise – Cydni Sanroman, Catalina Zoyoquila
- Nacogdoches – Jamya Gossett, Abigail Parrish, Emily Robinson, Ashlynn Stamps, Kyesha Sweat, William Wall, Jennifer Westbrook
- Overton – Elizabeth Hearon
- San Augustine – Chad Elumbaugh, Lexie Moody
- Scottsville – David Marr
- Shelbyville – Denise Jones
- Tatum – Amy Downs
- Tenaha – Jennifer Alvarado, Elizabeth Hernandez, Calicia Roland
- Timpson – Nora Lawhorn, Ryan Stamps, Laci Starr
- Tyler – Tyler Johnson
- Waskom – Trevor Deal, Holly Williams
- Winnsboro – Jarret Whorff
Venezuela
- Caracas – Kellymar Ramirez
Poland
- Kosow Lacki – Alicja Falkowska
Nigeria
- Lagos – Toluwani Ayodele, Latifat Opeodu
- Mushin Lagos State – Omotayo Amidu
Kenya
- Nairobi – James Gesaka
Canada
- Shawinigan, Quebec – John Raphael LeBlanc
May 21, 2019 - Panola College is proud to announce the names of those students named to the President’s List for the fall 2018 semester. To qualify a student must complete a minimum of 12 semester hours with a grade point average between 3.8 and 4.0. Only courses applying toward an associate degree or certificate are included in the computation.
Louisiana
- Bossier City – Chase Hodges
- Keithville – Yvonne Combs
- Logansport – Kurston Smith
- Mansfield – Jacqueline Files, Kamryn Ford
Texas
- Arlington – Joy Jekayinoluwa
- Avinger – Donna Maples
- Beckville – Ethan Collins, Michael Mize
- Carthage – Shauna Aycock, Christopher Blackmon, Delaina Blackmon, Nash Coultas, Trinity Dayton, Britney Everitt, Krysta Hammock, Esther Hernandez, Kortney Landreneaux, Kristina Mayo, Wayland McLemore, Taylor Mills, Addison Pope, Yareli Salinas Flores, Elva Saucedo, Kaci Williams
- Center – Juan Apolonia, Jonathan Ariza, Kori Bailey-Metcalf, Luz Gomez, Perla Mateos, Jacob Mitchell, Jeniece Moore, Eugene Nunez, Kaylee Parker, Angela Perkins, Nicklaus Powell, Brant Redmon, Sadie Sanchez, Maggie Sims, Mallory Sims, Whitney Thomas
- Cooper – Jacie McGraw
- Cypress – Hayden Collins
- Dallas – Victor Chinaka
- DeBerry – Edward Oden
- Garrison – William Edwards, Shane Iversen, Kirsten Mayfield, Daniel Quetzala
- Gary – Samantha Hay
- Hardin – Ryan Snell
- Henderson – Ezekiel Collins, Reyna Mejia
- Jefferson – Corben Johnston, Lara Padgett
- Joaquin – Sydney Cheshire, Cassie Cox, Milagros Luna, Trista Mustard, Julia Prewitt, Destini Whitehead
- League City – Hannah Floyd
- Marshall – Taylor Clayton, Dominique Espinoza, Somali Fletcher, Robert Kantee, Devin Knighten, Jacob Lambright, Anna Marulli, Leneve Williams
- Midland – Jurnee Williams
- Milam – Brittany Gregory
- Mt. Enterprise – Amber Jones
- Nacogdoches – Emily Hannah, Samantha LaRoche, Mahiko Moreno, Phillip Najvar, Isaac Patterson, Ariel Rodriguez
- Orange – Michael Lee
- Point – Justin Gonzales
- Pollok – Amanda Granger
- Seguin – Michelle Cherry
- Tatum – Macalan Amick, Troy Greene, Lucero Luna
- Tenaha – Christian Ashton, Alan Flores, Katelyn Martinez, Miguel Mendoza, Alayna Scull
- Texarkana – Joe Murray
- Waskom – John Carter, Christy Corliss
- Woodlawn – Cassidy Lonsway
Nigeria
- Lagos – Ibrahim Akande, Boluwatife Babalola, Samiat Fashola
Belarus
- Minsk -- Maryia Adashchyk
Canada
- Mississauga, Ontario – Thomas Grilli
Kenya
- Nairobi – Abigael Joseph
May 15, 2019 - On Tuesday, May 14, 2019, the East Texas Gas Producer Association (ETGPA) gifted a donation of $1,000 to the School of Energy at Panola College. Cheryl Nalls with CCI East Texas Upstream, represented ETGPA by presenting the check to Daniel Hall, Chair of the School of Energy.
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