Hogan Field Gets New Baseball Turf

The installation of new polyurethane turf at Gary Hogan Field is complete. The new state-of-the-art surface covers nearly the entire infield, with only the pitcher’s mound being built with true clay.

Former Athletes to be Honored

Former UALR men’s golfer Keith Becker will receive the faculty award for Outstanding Student in the MBA program in the College of Business and will be inducted into the Beta Gamma Sigma honor society at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 13, in the Donald W. Reynolds College of Business.

In Memoriam: Walter C. ‘Buddy’ Coleman

Walter C. “Buddy” Coleman, whose family and farm have been neighbors of UALR since the campus was established, died Monday, Oct. 24, just days after he and his family were honored for their support for Trojan athletics. He was 83.

D-Fish Wins for UALR on ‘Minute To Win It’

UALR Trojan men’s basketball standout and Los Angeles Laker Derek Fisher added to the UALR Foundation’s coffers last week when he and teammate Shannon Brown won $75,000 on the hit NBC game show, “Minute to Win It.”

Trojan Women Set Off for NCAA, 5:15 p.m. Friday at the Jack

Cheer on the UALR Trojan women’s basketball team as they depart for first-round play in the NCAA tournament. Show your support by gathering at the Jack Stephens Center tomorrow at 5:15 p.m. The team is scheduled to board the bus at 5:30 p.m.

Root for Derek!

UALR Trojan and Los Angeles Laker Derek Fisher has taped an episode of NBC’s game show “Minute to Win It,” and his winnings will go to UALR Athletics’ Fisher Fellows Life Skills Program.

Derek Fisher to be Honored in L.A.

Former UALR standout and current Los Angeles Laker guard Derek Fisher will receive the 2010 sportsman of the year award at the sixth annual L.A. Sports Awards on Feb. 24 at the Beverly Hilton Hotel.

Coleman Sons Donate Dairy Land to UALR for Sports Complex

A fifth generation of Coleman dairymen – the sons of W.C. “Buddy” Coleman – has presented UALR a gift of 10 acres of what was part of the oldest dairy farm west of the Mississippi to make possible a recreation and sports complex and make Little Rock eligible to host sanctioned track and field events.