Ottawa University women end skid with 71 66 win over Johnson and Wales
Ottawa University Lady Braves overcome 4 game skid to beat Johnson and Wales 71 66 at the Saint Mary Classic. Amber Ramsey posts 17 points and 11 rebounds with four assists while Shauna McClure scores 25 as Ottawa shoots 44 percent and earns 20 turnovers into a 24 15 edge in points off turnovers. Ottawa led 35 34 at halftime and outscored in the second half, with Lauren Buckles adding 18 points and Ramsey recording a double double. Ottawa (25) faces Avila in Kansas City today.
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Johnson and Wales
Ottawa
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Johnson
Wales
Amber Ramsey
Shauna McClure
Lauren Buckles
Ramsey
April Dowell
Kansas City
Avila
Johnson & Wales
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Neal
Weber
Durkin
Ward
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Curneen
Dowell
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Buckles
Neptune
Frazier
Christman
Boore
Joseph
Nuss
Gathercole
Cornelison
Poteete
Robinson
Patton
Booze
Johnson and Wales University
Football's winningest coach retires at St. John's
John Gagliardi, the winningest college football coach, retires from Division III St. John's University in Minnesota after 64 seasons. He finished 489-138-11 with four national titles, extended his record to 77.5 percent wins, and leaves a legacy of unique coaching practices and a long, historic career.
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Colorado
St. Mary’s High School
Colorado Springs
Carroll College
Helena
Mont
Saint John’s University
Michael Hemesath
Saint John’s
University of Chicago
University of the Pacific
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Ottawa volleyball ends season with four-set NAIA loss
Ottawa University, 30 6, saw its 18 game win streak end as Bellevue Neb defeated them in four sets in the NAIA tournament. Taylor Bridge led with 15 kills, 12 digs, while Chrissie Jeannin finished her career with 34 assists. Kristen Henderson added 18 digs and five kills.
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Kristen Hendrickson
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Megan Gillespie
Braves suffer third straight defeat at Baker
Ottawa University men fall to 1-4 after an 89-52 loss to Columbia College. Early 49-22 halftime deficit, 30 turnovers led to a 33-8 points off turnover edge. Alex Landry 10 points, Julian Rose 8 rebounds.
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Zach Brown
Marquette
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Griffin
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Sutton
Standel
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Walker
Whitt
Rockers
Payne
Smith
Landry
Lindsay
Dippel
Brown
Falk
Rose
Feighny
Regier
Braves Football Remains a Family Through Playoff Run
The Braves emphasize a family culture as they celebrate a season that included a fourth straight playoff appearance. Omar Gimzo led Ottawa with passing and rushing, while Dukes and Hilliger produced key plays. Team stats show significant contributions from Dukes, Steward, and Reyes, with strong receiving by Martinko and Hilliger.
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Owens
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Hunman
Barnes
Mistakes Cost KSU as Baylor Tops Wildcats in Rough Start
Kansas State coach Snyder cited discipline problems with six first half penalties, four offside, hampering offense as Baylor struck quickly after a late first half rally. Baylor pushed ahead with a four play drive for a TD and an Evans interception setting up Klein’s early second half plunge. Briles said the team is improving though not yet rising to full potential.
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