NEO Soccer

Parents Night Out - Joplin Area Catholic Schools St. Peter’s Middle School Hosts a Parents Night Out When: Friday, February 10 Time: 6:00—9:00pm Where: St. Peter’s Middle School in the McAuley Catholic MPR Cost: $20 per child, $10 each additional sibling or friend What: Games, activities, food and drink, and lots of fun Why: Proceeds will he...

Wednesday night at 6PM @ MSSU fields
Jaguar Academy Technical training sessions.

Starting Wednesday night at 6pm we will go back to our roots and offer training sessions for players born in 2016 up to 2011.

This is free to Jaguar but open to the community to attend. If you have a friend that is looking to get into competitive soccer or just have better training while they explore multiple sports recreationally this is a good place to invite them out to see your club.

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Half way through the 2022 season and we have seen improvement since the last post. We now sit at a record of 2 and 3 in conference play. We have two solid conference wins. The losses include 1-0 loss to Rose State. A hard fought game with a goal allowed late. A 1-0 loss to Murray State. Murray was a good team. It was another good game. We gave up a PK with 4 minutes remaining. Then today (9-25) we lost a 2-1 game against Eastern with 2:24 remaining in the 2nd O.T. A tough loss for sure.
All that said to say we are a tough team to play. No one in conference has had an easy time with us. Hopefully the next time through conference the close games go our way and we will move up the ranks of region 2.

2021 season got started today! We had a light morning workout and plan to get after it tonight. We'll have the first small sided games and get our first look at everyone tonight under the lights.
2021 schedule is posted to

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NEO International Students Visit State Capitol

Miami, Oklahoma - Monday, March 9, 2020 – International Students from Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College (NEO) recently visited the Oklahoma State Capitol for International Student Recognition Day. Hosted by Representative Mark McBride and the Governor’s International Team, the event gave international students the chance to meet legislators and hear from guest speakers.

"International Student Recognition Day allowed us to network with other internationals studying in Oklahoma as we toured the state Capitol,” said Alex Pike, a sophomore business administration major from Canada. “It was fascinating to hear other's stories and connect through our shared experience of coming to study in America. I feel a stronger connection to Oklahoma after learning more about its history and the plans for the state moving forward."

NEO currently hosts 51 international students from 17 countries who form a vibrant community on campus. International Student Recognition Day was established to welcome the international population and celebrate the cultural, educational, and economic benefits international studies provide for both students and the state.

“This experience was eye opening. Justice Dustin Rowe’s speech was exceptional. He spoke about stepping out of your comfort zone by using his own life experiences,” said Thales Vilar, a sophomore computer science major from Brazil. “He left behind a private sector career of over 20 years to join the Supreme Court. I will remember his lessons and apply them to my life as I continue to grow in my career.”

International students in attendance: Thales Silva Vilar, Alexandre Frances Salmon, Heitor Altino Conde de Sousa, Alex Pike, Patryk Kulawik, Kevaughn Watson, Jasmine Young, Georgia Young.

For more information about international studies at NEO, contact Elizabeth Flees, International Programs coordinator, at [email protected].

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