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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 2013

Page

6

Ottawa women face Cumberland in NAIA opening round

Ottawa University women’s soccer, 13-6-2, meet No. 9 Cumberland in the NAIA Tournament first round at Lebanon, Tennessee, after clinching the KCAC title with a 7-6 penalty shootout win over Kansas Wesleyan. Morgan Trapp scored early, while Angelica Tapia added a late goal in the ECAC semifinal victory.

Topeka Ottawa University Lady Braves Cumberland Tenn Lebannon Ottawa Kansas Wesleyan Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference Samantha Gilmed Lauren Whitney Wesleyan Morgan Trapp Bethany Kallie Bindner Angelica Tapia Autumn Savage

Ottawa Uni Lady Braves volleyball heads to Texas for NAIA opener

Ottawa University volleyball, 2013, advances to NAIA tournament with a five set ECAC final win over Kansas Wesleyan. Becca Colson leads with 22 kills, 529 hitting percentage, and six block assists. The Lady Braves face Wayland Baptist in Plainview on Saturday at 2 p.m. local time.

Salina Ottawa University Texas Lady Braves Wayland Baptist Texas Plainview Ottawa Bellevue Neb Kansas Wesleyan Becca Colson Tabor College Bridge Gingery Allie Arnold Hill Widen Haley Thompson

Ottawa Joins playoffs after tight loss to Tabor

Ottawa University football narrowly lost 23-20 to Tabor at Peoples Bank Field but earned an at large playoff bid to face Grand View in Des Moines. Coach Kent Kessinger noted wind conditions and a botched extra point as pivotal, ending Ottawa’s 26 game KCAC home win streak.

Ottawa University Jake Granitz Deron Bruce Tabor James Monroe Peoples Bank Field Ottawa Braves NAIA Grand View Iowa Des Moines Kent Kessinger Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference Kessinger Josh Stangley Luke Lundy

Ottawa Schedule Highlights Saturday Sports Events

Ottawa teams face Missouri Baptist at Leavenworth at 1 p.m. and Haskell visits Ottawa at 7 p.m. Volleyball sends Ottawa to Wayland Baptist at 2 p.m. Football hosts Grand View Iowa at 1. Cross country runs at NAIA Nationals in Lawrence at 11:45 a.m. Women’s soccer hosts Cumberland Tennessee at 1 p.m.

Ottawa Lawrence Cumberland Tenn

Calvary Baptist Edges St Joseph Defenders in closely played game

Calvary Baptist Academy defeated the St Joseph Defenders 65 to 60 with Joseph Starr scoring 16 and Stephen Wooley 15 for Calvary while Thomas Starr added 14. In the rematch Calvary led 48 to ? with Josh Cross scoring 18, Wayne Laurie 9, and Noah Stewart 7 for St Joseph.

Calvary Baptist Academy High School Calvary St. Joseph Joseph Starr Stephen Wooley Thomas Starr St. Joseph Defenders Josh Cross Wayne Laurie Noah Stewart

Ottawa Women top Baker in season opener at Baldwin City

Ottawa University women beat Baker 70 66 to win their first game of the season in Baldwin City. Amber Ramsey 13 and Mikayla Skidmore 11 helped lead five players in double figures as Ottawa edged ahead late. Benedictine defeated Ottawa 81 68 the next day in the Baker Classic.

Baldwin City Ottawa University Baker University Ottawa Benedictine Baker Mikayla Skidmore Amber Ramsey Shauna McClure Ashley Romig Ramsey Skidmore McClure Maddie Stewart Lady Ravens Lady Braves Columbia College Garza Ehm Shoemaker Tenpenny Simpson Hodge Buchel Vogts Chase Romig Frazier Stewart

Carrier notches 300th win in Ottawa Brave victory

Ottawa University men’s basketball coach Andy Carrier earned career win number 300 as the Braves defeated Haskell Indian Nations 90 78 in Lawrence. Alex Landry led with 28 points on 13 for 15 shooting, while Kameron Lindsay added 27. Landry added three blocks and Julian Rose 10 rebounds. Adam Hasty dished 12 assists as Ottawa built a 49 35 halftime edge and held off a late Haskell push. Ottawa meets Graceland next in Lamont, Iowa.

Lawrence Ottawa University Andy Carrier Braves Haskell Indian Nations University Carrier Ottawa Alex Landry Kameron Lindsay Lundry Lindsay Julian Rose Landry Adam Hasty Brave Matt Green Haskell Graceland Lamont Iowa Lovato Rousseau Schneider Proctor Everett Thompson Bruns Rudd Pittman Falk Rose Newton Haase Regier Hatchett

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