Ten Northwestern Oklahoma State University football players visited Washington Elementary Early Childhood Center pre-kindergarten program in Alva on Friday, October 23. The Ranger football players were there to talk with children about working hard, listening to their teacher, obeying rules and about the letter “f” which was being emphasized in each classroom.

GOODWELL, Okla. – The Ranger football team had no problem with Oklahoma Panhandle State in the season finale 68-28 win in Goodwell, as the Rangers rolled up 571 yards of offense.

Nate Guillory rushed for 243 yards and six touchdowns, breaking the single season rushing record, while the Rangers rolled up 522 yards on Texas College in a 71-24 beating at Ranger Field on Saturday.

On a calm Halloween night in Bethany, Northwestern Oklahoma State advanced to 4-0 in the Central States Football League after defeating Southern Nazarene 48-28. The Rangers racked up 589 yards while Nate Guillory rushed for over 200 yards and two scores and Korey Williams also scored twice picking up 164 yards receiving.

A free tailgate party has been scheduled by the Alumni Association at the football game against Southern Nazarene University. The tailgate will begin at 5 p.m. on Saturday, October 31 in the parking lot located at the north end of SNU Football Stadium. Anyone attending the game is welcome to free hot dogs grilled by the Rowdy Rangers.

On October 16, 2009 three Northwestern Oklahoma State University football players paid visit to Lincoln Elementary School to have lunch with Max Parsons, son of Terri and Don Parsons, as Max was selected as the “Ranger for the Day”, which took place on Saturday, October 17 as the Rangers played host to No. 8 Langston University.