The Dance Team spent the last week in Ypsilanti, Michigan to compete in the NAIA National Championships. This is not only the fourth consecutive appearance at the National Championships for Doane, but only the fourth time in history that the team has competed. In the preliminary competition, Doane posted a score of 82.53, which would […]
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Six games were played by Doane Baseball over the last week, which resulted in six victories added to the Tigers’ already winning record. Doane now is 20-4 on the season and 6-0 in conference play. The busy week for the Tigers started in Yankton, South Dakota with a doubleheader against Mount Marty University. The first
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The ACUI Collegiate Clay Target National Championships were held in San Antonio, Texas from March 20 to March 23. The trip was very successful for the Doane Shooting Sports team, who placed fourth as a team overall and brought home a championship in one team event and three individual event championships. Senior Payton Detavernier earned
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For once, I thought that hot takes could consist of useful information for some people. I feel like (and I’m basing this off personal experience only) that a lot more people would have houseplants if they just knew how to take care of them. However, the fear of killing this pretty plant is enough to
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The Men’s Wrestling team spent three days in Park City, Kansas competing in the NAIA National Championships. As a team, the Tigers tied their best finish at nationals, snagging fifth place and having four individuals receive All-American honors. Senior Kasten Grape had the highest individual placement of all the Tigers competing, landing himself in fourth
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The Women’s Basketball season came to a close last week after the Tigers battled Dordt University to a tough loss in the quarterfinals of the Great Plains Athletic Conference Championships. Despite the loss, there was still a massive achievement for one of the Tigers. The Tigers got off to a slow start against the Defenders.
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The Baseball team played four games to kick off the start of March. The Tigers spent the weekend in St. Louis, Missouri to play doubleheaders against Missouri Baptist University and Clarke University. On March 1, Doane played their first game against Missouri Baptist. Both teams jumped out to a similar start, putting up two runs
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Everyone has that game that makes them unbelievably competitive for no good reason. Some people have that phenomenon with a lot of games, or just anything in general because they’re competitive people. Regardless of what sparks it, that desire to win is brought out by a lot of supposed-to-be-family-friendly games. Some of those games drive
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I would like to thank The Owl’s advisor, Eric Tucker, for this week’s hot takes idea. When Tucker suggested pies, I loved the topic and I really wanted to write about it but there is one kind of massive problem… I hate pie. I just cannot get behind cooked fruit, guys. Seriously, it’s a texture
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The Women’s Wrestling team was in Fremont, Nebraska last week to compete in the Warrior Open. This was the final match for the Tigers before they go to compete in the conference championship. Sophomore Karina Vang started the day off for Doane in the 101 weight class. After going 3-1 for the day, Vang would
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