Ottawa Softball Faces Ranked Foes as Conference Opens
Ottawa University softball aims to rebound after a cold stretch as it opens the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference schedule with a 3 p.m. doubleheader at Tabor College Hillsboro. The Lady Braves, 16-11, have produced only 11 runs in a six-game span against Park Saint Gregory No 9 Morningside, while pitching remains solid. In a weekend doubleheader against Morningside at Orris Cox Sports Complex Ottawa lost 5-1 and 5-0 as Rachel Henks and Andrea Medinger pitched well and Amber Harris Jenna Stigge and Alexa Romero led the bats in limited moments.
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Ottawa Braves open home slate amid skid in KCAC clash
Ottawa University Braves, 18-14 overall and 2-7 in KCAC, seek a rebound after an eight-game slide as they host Saint Mary in a Saturday doubleheader and a Sunday single game. Saint Mary, 6-19, has won recently after a 12-game start, while York College leads the conference. Perez drives seven in series as Nieves, Boardman, and Morrison score repeatedly for Ottawa.
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Cyclone players earn 2017 All-Frontier League honors
The Ottawa Cyclones place five players on the 2017 All-Frontier League teams. Isaac McCullough Perry Carroll Mitchell Ballock Grant Harding Trey Heinrich earn first team spots, while Noah Wilson earns second team honors for De Soto.
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Ottawa U Women’s Lacrosse Top Lindenwood 9-4 Win
Ottawa University women’s lacrosse defeated Lindenwood 9 to 4. Upcoming is a game April 1 at Midland University in Fremont Nebraska. The men’s volleyball team won 3-0 with set scores 28-26 25-16 25-19 and has next matches Saturday at Culver Stockton with 12 p.m. and 2 p.m. showings. Men's tennis beat Missouri Valley College 3-0 and next plays William Jewell College at Forest Park in Ottawa. Women’s tennis lost 8-1.
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