Lady Braves dominate season opener 71 51 over Haskell Nation
Ottawa University Lady Braves opened at Wilson Field House with a 71 51 win over Haskell Indian Nations. Kramer shot 7 11 and 3 5 from three as Speer and King added 13 points each and combined for 20 rebounds. King earned a double double with 11 boards while Ottawa led 53 22 at halftime and shot 473 percent from the floor.
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Braves close regular season with win over Bethel College
Ottawa University men’s soccer finished 6-2-1 in October after a 2-0 victory against Bethel at Peoples Bank Field. Lewis Verdouw opened the second half at 46:10 with a strike set up by Aaron Kavanagh, then Ross Anderson netted at 81:45 with Verdouw assisting. OU outshot Bethel 9-5 on target, recording its fifth October shutout while finishing 9-7-2 and fourth in the KCAC. They host Tabor College in the ECAC Tournament quarterfinals at 7 p.m. Friday.
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Four named to all league team from Ottawa High School
Ottawa High School players dominate the All Frontier League selections. Kamryn Shaffer earned first team honors with 234 kills and 202 digs. Sophia McMullen of Louisburg joined her on the first team. Jenna DeVore made second team with 410 assists and 216 digs. Sutton Jung and Allina Kerns received honorable mentions with strong totals in assists and digs respectively.
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