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词条 Benedictine Ravens
释义

  1. Sports

  2. Facilities

  3. Mascot

  4. Notable alumni

  5. References

  6. External links

{{Infobox college athletics
| name = Benedictine Ravens
| logo = New Raven (Benedictine College mascot).png
| logo_width = 180px
| university = Benedictine College
| association = NAIA
| conference = Heart of America Athletic Conference
| division = Division I
| director = Charles Gartenmayer
| location = Atchison, Kansas
| teams = 15
| stadium = O'Malley Field at Larry Wilcox Stadium
| basketballarena = Ralph Nolan Gymnasium
| baseballfield = Laughlin Field at Olsen Stadium
| softballstadium = Asher Sports Complex
| soccerstadium = John Casey Soccer Center
| mascot = Rocky
| nickname = Ravens
| fightsong = Raven Fight Song
| color1 = Red
| color2 = Black
| hex1 = B41B33
| hex2 = 000000
| pageurl = http://www.ravenathletics.com/
}}

The Benedictine Ravens are the official sports teams of Benedictine College located in Atchison, Kansas. They participate in the NAIA and in the Heart of America Athletic Conference (HAAC).[1]

Sports

{{Col-begin|width=auto}}{{Col-break}}Men's sports
  • Baseball
  • Basketball
  • Cross country
  • Football
  • Soccer
  • Field Lacrosse
  • Track and Field
  • Wrestling
{{Col-break|gap=5em}}Women's sports
  • Basketball
  • Cheerleading
  • Cross country
  • Dance Team
  • Soccer
  • Softball
  • Track and Field
  • Volleyball
  • Women's Lacrosse
{{Col-end}}

Facilities

  • The Ballpark at Benedictine: Baseball[2]
  • BC Softball Field: Softball[2]
  • The Haverty Center: Practice facilities, Cheer offices[2]
  • John Casey Soccer Center: Soccer, Lacrosse[2]
  • Laughlin Track at Larry Wilcox Stadium: Track and Field[2]
  • Mother Teresa Center: Athletic Training Facility[2]
  • O'Malley Field at Larry Wilcox Stadium: Football[2]
  • Ralph Nolan Gymnasium: Basketball and Volleyball[2]

Mascot

The mascot "Rocky" is associated with St. Benedict, as legend has it a raven would bring the sixth-century saint food during his time as a hermit in the mountains near Subiaco, Italy. The legend also has the raven saving St. Benedict from eating poisoned bread.

Notable alumni

  • Irv Comp, starting quarterback of the Green Bay Packers, member of the 1944 NFL Championship team
  • Kyle Greig, professional soccer player having played in Major League Soccer and the United Soccer League, played at Benedictine from 2008 through 2011
  • Terry Hanson, athlete and coach in Ravens Hall of Fame who went on to a successful career in pro sports and the media
  • Darryl Jones, athlete led 1967 basketball team to NAIA National Championship, NAIA All-American and All-Decade team selection. drafted by NBA's San Diego Rockets prior their move to Houston
  • Jamie Mueller, professional running back for the Buffalo Bills (1987–1990)
  • Chris Tabor, Special teams coordinator for the Cleveland Browns (2011–2017) and the Chicago Bears (2018–present)

References

1. ^HAAC Members
2. ^Raven Athletic Facilities

External links

  • {{Official website|http://www.ravenathletics.com}}
{{Heart of America Athletic Conference navbox}}{{Kansas Sports}}

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