Crowder College
Crowder College is a two-year community college located in southwest Missouri. With over 80 degree and program options that put students into the workforce or provide transfer options to universities. Crowder offers flexible schedules for day, evening and online classes. Crowder does not charge Out of State tuition due to its proximity to several states. The college has locations in Neosho (main campus), Cassville, Webb City, Nevada, McDonald County and the Joplin Advanced Training and Workforce Center.www.crowder.edu
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Sep 28, 2026
JD HalfordHOST
It's going to be fine.
JD HalfordHOST
But you're going up against the pride of Crowder College in Neosho, Missouri.
JD HalfordHOST
Jacob Mizorowski, a.k.a.
JD HalfordHOST
The Miz, who held the Cardinals to just two hits through five and a third innings and struck out five.
Mike RooneyHOST
Berkey, my final thought.
Mike RooneyHOST
I could argue the two most intimidating arms in baseball right now, in the world of baseball, Jacob Mizorowski, who's just some Missouri kid who went to Crowder College, and Mason Miller, who pitched at a Division III school, Waynesburg State, for four years.
Mike RooneyHOST
And then went to Gardner-Webb for a fifth year and then got off into pro ball.
Mike RooneyHOST
Like, that is bonkers.
Andrew EllisHOST
He's left-handed.
Andrew EllisHOST
Micah Henson, the transfer from Crowder, I think he's going to have a pretty big role on this team.
Andrew EllisHOST
He's left-handed.
Andrew EllisHOST
Ridge Harvey is definitely going to have a big role on this team.
Nathan RarereCORRESPONDENT
So since high school, she has been one of those this-is-an-athlete type person.
Nathan RarereCORRESPONDENT
She actually went off to America and played, um, softball at a, a university over there called Crowder College, and she was named in the third team All-American, uh, for junior colleges in America.
Nathan RarereCORRESPONDENT
So somewhat of a good sports person.
Nathan RarereCORRESPONDENT
Uh, comes back to New Zealand.