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manager trainees for the professional
services firm PricewaterhouseCoopers
in Honduras.
Russell Davis ’08 is working in
Austin, Texas, as an agency leasing
broker for Transwestern, a commercial
real estate company.
Jeana Feazel ’08 is living in Coon
Rapids, Iowa, where she is a resort
manager for Whiterock Conservancy, a
5,000-acre, non-profit land trust in west
central Iowa.
Robby Finnell ’08 is working as
an adult protective services specialist
for the State of Oklahoma. He investigates
neglect, exploitation and abuse of
adults.
Robin Jennings ‘08 and Richard
Humphreys of Clarksville welcomed a
baby boy, Jack Anderson, to the family
on Aug. 27, 2008.
Enyinnaya “K.Z.” Inyama ’08 is
working as a manager trainee for Edward
Jones in San Antonio, Texas.
Michelle Linares ’08 is working as
a teacher in La Ceiba, Honduras.
Clint McHenry ’08 and Andrea
(Mitchell) McHenry ’08 are living
in Tulsa, Okla., where she works as a
teacher and he works for Enterprise.
Several former men’s basketball players returned to compete in the Alumni Basketball
Game on Oct. 18. Those included (from left ) Habeeb Kareem ’08, Reggie Brasfield ’04,
Josh Joyner ’06, Michael Bollman ’04, Isaac Middlebrooks ’05, David Hamilton ’06,
Ryan Marshall ’01, Geoff Owens ’04, Ricky Johnson ’03, Scott McCall ’07, Brad Johnson
’06, David Pridgin ’07, Jacob Sibley ’06, Andre Webster ’98, and Bo Martin ’08.
David Ray ’08 was busy during the
summer and early fall working for the
National Republican Party as a campaign
aide in senatorial races in Louisiana,
Mississippi and Georgia.
Luis Sanchez ’08 is living in Chihuahua,
Mexico, where he is a development
and new projects manager for a
company.
Fidel Samour ’08 is working in
Little Rock, Ark., as a project coordinator
at Arkansas Children’s Hospital.
Samantha Whitten ’08 is in graduate
school and working as a graduate
assistant at the University of Arkansas
Sociology Department.
Jonathan Vire ’10 and Savannah
Keith ’10 were married July 12, 2008,
in Lamar, Ark. The Vires live in Lamar
and are students at U of O.
Porchia, Gonzalez named to Sports Hall
Smooth-shooting basketball player
Anthony Porchia ’93 and high-scoring
soccer standout Marcos Gonzalez ’01
will be inducted into the U of O Sports
Hall of Fame during a ceremony on Saturday,
Feb 14, in Mabee Gymnasium.
Porchia played for the Eagles from
1989-93 and is the program’s second
all-time leading scorer (1,671 points)
and career leader in three-pointers
(241). He was an All-Arkansas Intercollegiate
Conference (AIC) selection
in 1992 and 1993 and was named to the
AIC All-Freshman team in 1990.
Porchia was also named All-NAIA
District 17 after helping the Eagles to a
23-9 record and a spot in the national
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tournament during the 1992-93 season.
Gonzalez was a four-year standout
for the Eagles’ soccer program from
1998-2001. Many consider him one of
the pioneers in helping build the Eagles’
soccer program. The Eagles were 5-13-1
in the year before he arrived on campus
and 50-27-5 in his four years at Ozarks.
A native of Georgetown, Texas,
Marcos still holds school career records
in assists (45), points (149) and shots attempted
(367) and is second on the career
list in goals (52).
He also holds the school record for
assists in a game with 8 against Rhema
Bible College in 2001, which is also an
NCAA record. His 66 points, 20 goals
Gonzalez
Porchia
and 26 assists during the 2001 season
are also all single-season school records.
He was a four-time All-ASC East
first-team selection and was named an
NSCAA All-Region selection and ASC
Offensive Player of the Year in 2001.