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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1997

Page

9

NAIA First Round Schedule From Saturday Action

The Associated Press lists Saturday matchups including Campbellsville Kentucky at Geneva Pennsylvania noon, McKendree Illinois at Evangel Missouri 1 pm, Spa Ontario at Sioux Falls 5 0 1 pm, Benedittine Kansas at Jamestown North Dakota 1 pm, Minnesota Crookston at Montana Tech 1 30 pm, Westminster Pennsylvania at Findlay Ohio 3 pm, Southwestern Kansas at Doane Nebraska 3 pm, Western Oregon at Willamette Oregon 3 pm.

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Ottawa Braves Clinch ECAC Title With 35-0 Rout Of McPherson

Ottawa University clinches its first conference crown since 1972 with a 35-0 victory over McPherson at Cook Field. Griffin rushes for 204 yards as Ottawa sprints to 417 offense yards and a school record 4,294 total, while the defense limits McPherson to 101 yards. Coach Chris Creighton hails a phenomenal finish as Ryan Ficken and seniors seal the season and the ECAC title.

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Braves clinch first KCAC title with 35 0 win at Cook Field

Ottawa University’s Braves finished a storybook season by knocking McPherson 35 0 to secure their first conference crown in 2S years. Ranked 12th, Ottawa earned a NAIA playoff berth and travels to defending champion Sioux Falls at 1 p.m. Saturday. Coach Chris Creighton praised the team’s heart and unity as they aim to prove the script is only beginning.

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Stoyanovich’s 54 yard FG lifts Chiefs past Broncos

Pete Stoyanovich kicked a 54 yard field goal as time expired to give Kansas City a 24 22 victory over Denver at Arrowhead Stadium. The win keeps KC within a game of division leader Denver as Elway led late drive for Denver before Stoyanovich delivered the game winner in frigid conditions.

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Ottawa Braves fall to Taylor in weekend Classic efforts

Ottawa University men, coached by Andy Carrier, dropped both games at Mid-America Nazarene. A 113-73 loss to 14th-ranked Mid America and a 64-57 defeat by Taylor, Ind, featured improved defense, with Phil Duncan and Jason Joyce keying late runs. Banks led OU with 14 points as they drop to 1-4 and prepare for Baker.

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