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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 2013
Page
6
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In Des Moines Iowa Grand View Iowa outgunned Ottawa 38 to 13 in frigid snow to advance in the NAIA Championship. The Vikings built a 31 7 halftime lead and coasted behind 90 rushing yards from Lundy while Ottawa struggled to 186 total yards. Ottawa’s Behr and Wethington produced late scoring drives before Grand View pulled away.
Ottawa women's soccer dropped a 1-0 decision to No. 9 Cumberland University in Lebanon Tenn in the NAIA National Tournament first round. The match was tied 0-0 at halftime before Kaitlin Phillips finished at 63 minutes for Cumberland. Ottawa keeper Samantha Gitmed made five saves as Ottawa finished 13-7-7.
Lawrence Ottawa University women’s cross country finished 32nd at the NAIA National Championship held at Rim Rock. Chelsea Fullerton led the Lady Braves in 207th with 20 13.26, followed by Jordan Calderwood 246th 20 43.28 and Jena Richardson 291st 21 37.96 her final race.
Spikers swept Ottawa University 25-15 25-15 25-21 in Plainview Texas ending the Lady Braves eight match win streak. Nicole Gingery led Ottawa with nine kills on 25 attempts and a .200 hitting percentage while Taylor Bridge Allie Arnold and Christa Hill added production. Lindsey Widen and Haley Thompson added assists and digs as Wayland Baptist advanced. Ottawa finished 20 14 overall after winning the KCAC Tournament and placing third in the ECAC during the regular season.
Ottawa University men’s basketball, led by Julian Rose with 18 points and a 16 point Kameron Lindsay, used five players in double figures in an 84-69 victory over Haskell Indian Nations University. Coach Andy Carrier praised team depth and noted improvements in ball movement and defense, while the Braves prepared to host Baker at 7:30 p.m.
Ottawa University women's basketball held off No. 13 Columbia College 54-53 in Leavenworth with five ties and 10 lead changes. Mikayla Skidmore broke a 53-53 deadlock with 10 seconds left, while Shauna McClure, Amber Ramsey, Ashley Romig and Skidmore led OU scoring. Ottawa later fell 56-49 to Missouri Baptist as second half scoring slumped. Ottawa (2-5) hosts Avila at 5:30 p.m. today.
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