10/12/2008 - W. Soccer   Savannah College of Art and Design (Ga.) Outlasts Northwood (Fla.) University With 3-2 Double Overtime Victory in Women's Soccer 10/9/2008 - Football   2008 Rawlings-NAIA Football Weekly Report - #5 10/7/2008 - M. Cross Country   Malone (Ohio) No. 1 in NAIA Men's Cross Country Coaches' Top 25 Poll 10/8/2008 - General Release   October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month for GPAC Volleyball

Amanda Barj's goal with 2:50 remaining in the second overtime game the Savannah College of Art and Design (Ga.) a 3-2 The Sun Conference women's soccer victory over Northwood (Fla.) University on a rainy Saturday (Oct. 11) evening at the SCAD Athletics Complex. Full Story >   As the calendar moves into mid-October, eight teams in NAIA football still boast an unblemished record. Five of those programs face an opponent with a .500 record or worse. The other two (No. 3 Missouri Valley has a bye) teams take on big tests, No. 5 Morningside (Iowa) hosts Hastings (Neb.) with a 4-2 record and No. 11 Union (Ky.) welcomes No. 16 Cumberlands into Barbourville, Ky. Full Story >   Malone College (Ohio) stayed No. 1 in the NAIA Men's Cross Country Coaches' Top 25 Poll for the fifth straight week. The Pioneers received all 21 first place votes and 591 total points. Full Story >   In conjunction with the AVCA numerous GPAC volleyball teams will participate in a month long campaign to raise funds and sponsor awareness events in the fight against breast cancer. Full Story >

10/12/2008 ~ Football
No. 5 Morningside (Iowa) Football Sets School Record With 8 Touchdown Passes
Mustangs defeat Hastings (Neb.) 63-13 at Homecoming
10/12/2008 ~ W. Soccer
Cavaliers Stop Simon Fraser in Top-10 Women's Soccer Tilt
Concordia (Ore.) moves to 11-0-1 on the year
10/11/2008 ~ Football
No. 16 Patriots hand No. 11 Bulldogs, 35-28 loss in football
Cumberlands (Ky.) out-gains Union (Ky.) 548-235 in total offense
10/11/2008 ~ Football
Nichols' Field Goal Lifts No. 19 St. Xavier Football Over No. 15 ODU, 17-14
ODU quarterback Cris Reisert sets NAIA national record for completions
10/10/2008 ~ Football
Legendary Football Coach Roland Ortmayer Passes Away at 91
He was inducted into NAIA Hall of Fame in 1979