On Oct. 4-5, Men’s and Women’s Golf traveled to Hastings, Nebraska, to compete in the Nebraska Intercollegiate Tournament, where they had a total score of 607 strokes (300-307), which ended them seventh overall. Leading the Tigers in the competition was junior Julius Rauter who had a shot of 147 (76-71) which tied him for eighth […]
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On Oct. 4, the Tigers traveled to Orange City, Iowa, to compete against the No. 1 Northwestern College, where the Red Raiders won in straight sets with set scores being 17-25, 22-25, and 10-25. Senior Kayden Schumacher led the Tigers with 11 kills and an attacking percentage of .286. Freshman Natalie Wood also added 10
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On Oct. 5, Men’s and Women’s Soccer traveled to Sioux Center, Iowa to compete against Dordt University, where both teams walked away with a loss. Starting in the first half of the Men’s game, the Defenders’ Phil Appeit scored the first goal of the game in minute 11’. In minute 22’ senior Ameer Madden would
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Going from competing in Fuhrer Field House for a normal collegiate competition to traveling to Pontevedra, Spain, to compete at the U20 World Championships would seem impossible to some athletes, but not for junior Cristelle Rodriguez. Rodriguez told reporters that everything happened so fast and that she was still shocked about the outcome; however, whatever
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Photos by Elenna Koenig | The Doane Owl (Left) Junior McKenna Rathbun gives fist bump to referees. (Middle) Freshman Taylor Madsen attempts to receive ball after a pass. (Right) Abigail Ferracci prepares to take a shot on goal. On Sept. 25, the Tigers traveled to Fremont, Nebraska, to take on Midland University, and although it
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Photos by Elenna Koenig | The Doane Owl (Left) Junior Harper Case serves the ball in hopes of getting an ace. (Middle) Sophomore Camdyn Carpenter attempts to add another assist. (Right) Junior Jenna Sweeny cheers with teammates over a win. On Sept. 25, the Tigers opened their second home game of the season against Concordia
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Photos by Elenna Koenig | The Doane Owl (Left) Freshman Jose Almazan tries to kick the ball away from the sideline. (Middle) Junior Johan Quintero tries to not get fouled. (Right) Junior Pablo Rodriguez Cabrero attemps to kick the ball into the goal after receiving it. On Sept. 25, the Tigers traveled to Fremont, Nebraska,
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On Sept. 28, the Tigers competed at home against No. 2 Northwestern College, where the Tigers had a good start; however, the Red Raiders prevailed with a final score of 7-31. In the first quarter, the Red Raiders scored their first points after a 30-yard field goal; in the ensuing kickoff, junior Cade Wiseman placed
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On Sept. 23-24, the women’s team traveled to Sioux Center and Orange City, Iowa, to compete in the 36-hole Siouxland Invitational. Starting off for team “A” for the Tigers, freshman Sydney Streeter and Connie Jarm both tied for first place. Streeter shot a 75-77 and Jarm shot a 76-76, together adding up to 152 strokes.
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On Sept. 18, the Doane women’s soccer team opened up their Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC) against Briar Cliff University. Just three minutes into the game, junior Mackenzy Gibson took the ball up the sideline and passed to sophomore Sarah Kennedy-Croft, who managed to sneak the ball into the goal, making the score 1-0. Going
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