Ottawa runners shine at KCAC meet on home course
Ottawa University hosted the KCAC cross country meet at Pomona Lake, with the Lady Braves finishing third and Chelsea Fullerton qualifying for the NAIA Nationals after placing seventh. The Braves men finished eighth as Southwestern dominated. Fullerton and Ethan Van Zant spoke on the course’s challenge and the home-field motivation.
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Ottawa Braves Exhibition Efforts End in Loss to UMKC
Ottawa University fell 88 to 56 at UMKC after scoring 56 points against Oklahoma State. Transfer Julian Rose led with 21 points while Colby Regier and Alex Landry added six rebounds each as Ottawa hit 32 percent from the floor and shot 1 for 18 from three. The Braves open the 2012 13 season at MidAmerica Nazarene.
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Penalty kicks seal Ottawa in KCAC tourney
Ottawa and Sterling battled through 110 minutes of scoreless play before Ottawa won the KCAC tournament quarterfinal shootout 3-1 at Peoples Bank Field. Grant Keith Kyler Grimes-Hopkins and Brad Bleich scored for Ottawa, keeper Drinnan Santo made three saves to lift the Braves toward a semifinal against No. 2 seed Tabor. Santo earned KCAC keeper of the year and first team all KCAC honors.
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Tapia shares all KCAC award with Bodiford
Ottawa University soph omore Jordan Tapia shared the KCAC defensive player of the year honors with Kansas Wesleyan's Megan Bodiford. Tapia was the only Lady Brave on the first team and Ottawa’s Angelica Tapia Autumn Savage and Destinee Evans made the second team while several others earned honorable mention. Ottawa (12 6) was runner up to nationally ranked Kansas Wesleyan and hosts Southwestern in ECAC tournament semifinals at 7 p.m.
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Klein hopeful for next game after OSU win
Kansas State coach Bill Snyder hopes injured quarterback Collin Klein can play at TCU after he left the field with a possible concussion in the 44 30 victory over Oklahoma State. Klein scored his 50th career rushing TD and spent minutes with trainers before helmet removal. Snyder said Klein seems fine and he hopes Klein will play.
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