OU runners at nationals in Kenosha Wisconsin report
At the NAIA national cross country meet in Kenosha Wisconsin OU runners competed with Senior Amy Pires finishing 155th among 327 in the women’s race with a 20:25 4K equivalent. Ken Moran finished 103rd in the five mile men’s race at 26:45. Amy Pires earned NAIA All-American Scholar-Athlete honors among 25 selections.
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Nomore Ken Moran
Tech
Braves Earn All-ECAC Defenders as Offense Misses First Team
Ottawa University Braves top the Kansas Conference honors with three defensive standouts Lawrence Minnifield Wisdom Battle and Robert Matherly named to the All-ECAC first team The Braves defense shines while no offensive players make first team and four receive second team coaches chairman David Dallas criticizes the voting process noting the imbalance and upset over the system Bronk previously earned recognition Continued on page 5
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Kansas
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Lawrence Minnifield
Wisdom Battle
Robert Matherly
Braves
Dallas
Ottawa
Barry Bronk
Ottawa University Eyes Top Finish for Lady Braves
Ottawa University head coach Patti Phillips leads a fast and agile Lady Braves squad aiming for a top three finish after returning all five starters from a 6-20 season. Key players include Landee Cummings, DeeDee Lewis, Kristin Scheufler and Katie Sullivan as injuries test depth. The season opens tonight against Avila at Wilson Field House with a 6 p.m. tip-off.
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Missy Miller
Jody Turney
Amy Zule
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Landee Cummings
Katie Sullivan
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Kristin Scheufter
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Kristin
Schafer
Braves
Sullivan
Jody Tumey
Baker Jewell rematch in NAIA playoffs
Coleman returned two kickoffs for touchdowns and intercepted three passes as Central State of Ohio defeated Fort Hays State in a NAIA Division I playoff game. In Division II Baker overwhelmed Bethany 55-7 while William Jewell beat Austin College 26-23 and St Mary of the Plains lost to Tarleton 24-14.
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First Round Playoff Action From November Weekend
Scores and key plays from first round games across several colleges. Central State topped Fort Hays 115 rushing yards and two scores by Ray Hill while Baker piled up 466 yards total offense in a win at Lindsborg. Davell starred for William Jewell in a late comeback to force OT and win.
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Lindsborg
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Mark Green
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