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• November 12, 2025
  
  TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS
  SILOAM SPRINGS -- Sophomore Tianna Jones tallied a goal and two assists to lead the No. 10 John Brown University women's soccer team past No. 17 Science & Arts (Okla.), 3-1, capturing a sixth-consecutive Sooner Athletic tournament title and the league's automatic bid to the 2025 NAIA National Championships. Senior Aubrey Winter and junior Julia Lambert scored either side of halftime before Jones added an insurance goal in the 84th minute, sealing the Golden Eagles' (14-2-4) eighth tournament crown in program history and extending their SAC tournament unbeaten streak to 18 matches dating back to 2020.
• October 28, 2025
  
  REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS
  OKLAHOMA CITY -- For the third consecutive season and the fifth time in six years, the women's soccer team captured the Sooner Athletic regular season title with a 1-0 victory at Oklahoma City in a winner-take-all match on a rain-soaked Brian Harvey Field. Sophomore Tianna Jones provided the decisive moment in the 85th minute, tapping in her sixth goal of the year, to lift the Golden Eagles to its ninth regular season crown in program history and seventh under Dr. Kathleen Paulsen. The win also completed a 7-0-2 league slate, marking the program's sixth undefeated conference campaign in its 24 seasons.
• April 26, 2025
  
  CHAMPIONS
  FORT WORTH -- Senior Anna Keys delivered a clutch anchor leg in the 400-meter relay and won gold in the 800 meters with the fourth-fastest time in program history as the women's track and field team captured its first-ever Sooner Athletic Conference championship by a single point over Oklahoma City, 109-108, at Karen Cramer Stadium.
• November 11, 2024
  
  TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS
  SILOAM SPRINGS -- Sophomore Brooklyn Hendricks and freshman Katherine Keys each posted a brace as the Golden Eagles dominated Science & Arts 6-2 to claim the program's seventh-ever and fourth-consecutive SAC tournament title.
• October 29, 2024
  
  REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS
  SILOAM SPRINGS -- The Golden Eagles captured the eighth regular season title in program history with a 2-0 victory over Oklahoma City in the regular season finale, earning a three-way share of the regular season title and the SAC tournament's top seed via goal differential.
• March 5, 2024
  
  TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS
  FORT WORTH -- In a low-scoring affair in which points were at a premium, the Golden Eagles' defense allowed just 15 first half points and, paired with a lopsided second quarter, culminated in the No. 13 women's basketball team's 53-42 win over Langston (Okla.) inside the Sid Richardson Center and the program's first-ever tournament crown.
• February 15, 2024
  
  REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS
  CHICKASHA -- Senior Tarrah Stephens scored eight of her game-high 22 points in the final 3:09 of the game, leading the No. 13 women's basketball team to its first-ever Sooner Athletic regular season championship in program history via a 69-66 crown-clinching win over Science & Arts (Okla.) inside the Drover Fieldhouse.
• November 10, 2023
  
  TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS
  SILOAM SPRINGS -- Sophomore Aubrey Winter potted her ninth of the season in the 20th minute and senior Lauren Walter scored a second-half brace just 19 seconds apart as the top-seeded No. 8 women's soccer team claimed the tournament championship for the fourth-consecutive season with a 3-0 win over rival Science & Arts (Okla.).
• October 27, 2023
  
  REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS
  FORT WORTH -- Grace Bishop's goal in the 30th minute lifted the Golden Eagles to a 1-0 win at Texas Wesleyan on Oct. 26, and coupled with Oklahoma City's loss the following night to Mid-America Christian, No. 9 John Brown clinched the program's fifth regular season title in program history. JBU would defeat Southwestern A.G. (Texas) two days later to finish the Sooner Athletic slate at 8-0-1.
• November 10, 2022
  
  TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS
  CHICKASHA -- The Golden Eagle's leading scorer, junior Lauren Walter, came up clutch with a goal in each half and senior Chloe Griffin made six saves, vaulting the No. 21 women's soccer team to a 2-0 victory over No. 20 Science & Arts (Okla.) and to its third-consecutive Sooner Athletic Tournament championship at McLaughlin Field.
• November 12, 2021
  
  TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS
  SILOAM SPRINGS -- Sophomore Ryan Winingham returned to scoring big goals in big games by heading in the trophy-clinching goal while senior Vanessa Reynoso served a pair of assists from the corner flag as the No. 6 women's soccer team finished off Science & Arts (Okla.) by a 2-1 final in double overtime at Alumni Field.
• October 26, 2021
  
  REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS
  CHICKASHA -- Sophomore Gifte Pavatt's 16-yard shot to the left side of the goal in the 68th minute completed the comeback and delivered the No. 7 women's soccer team its sixth Sooner Athletic regular season title in program history at McLaughlin Field.
• April 8, 2021
  
  TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS
  SILOAM SPRINGS -- Four second-half goals wiped out a dreadful start, and junior Paige Kula delivered a goal and two assists as the No. 11 women's soccer team posted a 5-1 victory over third-seeded Science & Arts (Okla.) to capture the 2020 Sooner Athletic tournament title at Alumni Field.
• March 27, 2021
  
  REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS
  SILOAM SPRINGS -- Senior Sienna Nealon scored a natural hat trick, and the No. 14 women's soccer team rode a 5-0 victory over Texas Wesleyan to an undefeated 2020 Sooner Athletic regular season title at Alumni Field.
• November 16, 2019
  
  TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS
  SILOAM SPRINGS -- After a 17 year hiatus, the Sooner Athletic tournament title returned to Northwest Arkansas as senior Kelvin Omondi's late-game heroics sent the men's soccer team to a 1-0 victory over Science & Arts (Okla.) at Alumni Field, propelling the Golden Eagles into the 2019 NAIA National Championships field.
• November 2, 2019
  
  REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS
  SILOAM SPRINGS -- For just the second time in 25 seasons in the Sooner Athletic Conference, the men's soccer program captured the regular season championship with a 2-0 victory over Southwestern Christian (Okla.) at Alumni Field, finishing 8-1-0 in league play.
• October 31, 2017
  
  REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS
  CHICKASHA -- For the second time in as many seasons, the No. 19 women's soccer team captured the Sooner Athletic regular season title with a perfect conference record, this time using a goal from sophomore Kristen Howell in the second half to steal a 1-0 win over No. 21 Science & Arts (Okla.) at Drover Pitch.
• November 11, 2016
  
  TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS
  SILOAM SPRINGS -- The top Golden Eagle scorers came through in the second half for a pair of goals, fueling the No. 14 and top-seeded women's soccer team to a 2-0 win over third-seeded Science & Arts (Okla.) in the Sooner Athletic tournament finals at Alumni Field.
• October 27, 2016
  
  REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS
  SILOAM SPRINGS -- The No. 18 women's soccer team scored a pair of goals just before the half, and the Golden Eagles relied on a team effort in a 2-0 shutout of Texas Wesleyan at Alumni Field, vaulting JBU to its third-ever Sooner Athletic regular season title.
• November 15, 2013
  
  TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS
  OKLAHOMA CITY -- Junior Casey O'Brien scored in the 19th minute and the second-seeded Golden Eagles used three saves from sophomore goalkeeper Kristen Morency in penalties, 3-1, to advance to the NAIA National Championships after tying top-seeded and No. 18 Oklahoma City, 1-1, in the Sooner Athletic Conference tournament finals at Stars Field.
• February 16, 2013
  
  REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS
  SILOAM SPRINGS -- Despite not finding the scoreboard for the first 6:22 of the game, the No. 4 men's basketball squad received a career-high 25 points from senior E.J. McWoods and erased a 12-point halftime deficit to defeat Lubbock Christian (Texas), 84-78, in double-overtime inside Bill George Arena, capturing the program's first-ever Sooner Athletic regular season championship.
• March 6, 2010
  
  TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS
  BETHANY -- Freshman Coleson Rakestraw and senior Devaughn Jackson each scored a team-high 16 points and the men's basketball team allowed just 15 first-half points in a 73-58 win over Rogers State (Okla.) inside the Sawyer Center to claim the program's first-ever Sooner Athletic tournament title.
• October 31, 2009
  
  REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS
  SILOAM SPRINGS -- Behind second-half goals from junior Camille Malkiewicz and freshman Cheyenne Padgett, the women's soccer program claimed the second Sooner Athletic regular season title in program history with a 2-0 win over Northwestern Oklahoma State at Alumni Field, finishing 9-1-0 in league play.
• October 20, 2007
  
  REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS
  OKLAHOMA CITY -- Led by Goalkeeper of the Year Natalie Wall and All-SAC first team striker Sarah Kidd, the women's soccer team produced an undefeated 9-0-0 mark in league play and outscored its opponents 29-4 en route to the program's first-ever Sooner Athletic Conference regular season crown.
• November 2, 2006
  
  REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS
  SILOAM SPRINGS -- Riding 16 kills from Laurae Marty and 58 Juliana Todescan assists, the Golden Eagles capped off a perfect 10-0 run through the Sooner Athletic with a 3-2 win over Southern Nazarene (Okla.) inside Murray Sells Arena. After falling in the opening set, JBU won three of the final four frames - including a 15-12 fifth-set win to complete the program's second-ever regular season title.
• November 12, 2005
  
  TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS
  LUBBOCK -- The Golden Eagles secured back-to-back Sooner Athletic tournament titles by defeating host Lubbock Christian (Texas) in the championship match in five sets (30-26, 16-30, 25-30, 30-28, 15-12), powered by tournament MVP and SAC first-teamer Tatiana Silva's double-double effort of 26 kills and 32 digs. In the semifinals, John Brown dispatched Southern Nazarene (Okla.) in four sets to advance to the title match.
• November 13, 2004
  
  TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS
  SILOAM SPRINGS -- On its home hardwood, the Golden Eagles enacted a measure of revenge, besting No. 14 Lubbock Christian (Texas) in four sets (30-15, 30-21, 17-30, 30-26) inside the Walton Lifetime Health Complex to claim its first-ever Sooner Athletic tournament championship. While LCU took both regular-season contests, John Brown used a pair of performances from Meghann Wharton (27 kills, 8 blocks) and Helen Gross (31 kills, 4 blocks) over the pair of games to claim the title after knocking out Southern Nazarene (Okla.) in four sets during the semifinal round action.
• October 28, 2003
  
  REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS
  SILOAM SPRINGS -- Behind goals from Wesley Chase and Seth Hildebrant, the Golden Eagles scored a goal in each half to dispatch Oklahoma Christian, 2-1, to finish the 2003 regular season at 4-1-0. Two days later, St. Gregory's (Okla.) upset Southern Nazarene (Okla.), handing John Brown the first regular season championship in men's soccer program history.
• November 9, 2002
  
  TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS
  CHICKASHA -- After a last place finish (1-4-0) in league play, the men's soccer team used an Andy Korn brace in the first half and rode insurance goals from Daniel Flemming and Federico Suarez in the finals to piece together a 4-1 win over Science & Arts (Okla.) at McLaughlin Field to capture the 2002 Sooner Athletic tournament championship. The Golden Eagles rattled off three consecutive road victories in the tournament, including a 5-1 victory at Oklahoma Christian in the quarterfinals before a narrow 1-0 result at Oklahoma City in the semifinals. The win was the program's first ever in Chickasha.
• Nov. 2, 2000
  
  REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS
  SILOAM SPRINGS -- In the most successful season in program history to date, the Golden Eagles wrapped up a shared Sooner Athletic regular season title - its first ever - with Lubbock Christian (Texas), finishing with a 5-1 conference record. The team would make its debut in the NAIA National Coaches Top-25 Poll at No. 22, and spent six weeks among the nation's best, topping out at No. 18. After landing the university's first-ever SAC title of any kind (since joining in 1995), John Brown went on to finish 29-11, then a single-season program win record.