On Sept. 21, the Men’s and Women’s Cross Country teams both competed at the Greeno/Dirksen Invitation in Lincoln, Nebraska. The Men’s team placed fifth overall in the Gold Division, where they were also the second-best NAIA team behind the University of Saint Mary. Leading the men’s team was freshman Porter Bickley, who placed 21st overall […]
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On Sept. 18, the Tigers opened their first home game against the College of Saint Mary, where they played a four-set game with scores being 23-25, 26-28, 25-22 and 10-25. For the first three sets Doane had 53 kills, nine errors and a .297 attacking percentage; however, Saint Mary only had 51 kills, 11 errors
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On Sept. 21, the Tigers traveled to Sioux City, Iowa, to compete against Morningside University, where the Tigers suffered a tragic loss 0-70. Finishing the game, the Mustangs had 440 passing yards and 198 rushing yards, while Doane only had 91 passing yards and 26 rushing yards. Passing 13-of-28 for the Tigers was freshman Sam
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On Sept. 17, the Tigers traveled to Rapid City, South Dakota, to compete in the 36-hole Hardrocker Fall Invite hosted by the South Dakota Schools of Mines & Technology. Leading the Tigers was freshman Connie Jarm, who shot a 160 (78-82) and placed eighth. Tying for 19th was freshman Sydney Streeter, who shot a 169
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Photos by Elenna Koenig | The Doane Owl (Left) Sophomore Gavin Nash is getting ready to receive the ball from teammate. (Middle) Freshman Sam Hartman attempts to take the ball to the endzone. (Right) Junior John DeRiso dives with the ball in attempt to score a touchdown. On Sept. 16, Doane football earned their first
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Photos by Elenna Koenig | The Doane Owl (Left) Senior Samuel Montanez kicks ball out of the goal box. (Middle) Senior Ameer Madden receives ball to kick into the goal. (Right) Senior Brody Mueller is passing the ball to one of his teammates. On Sept. 14, the Tigers competed at home against the University of
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We all have that one singer who has helped up with a variety of things, whether it is your seasonal depression swings, a breakup, or you just need to have a good cry. We all know what songs we listen to. However, on Sept. 15, I had the opportunity to go see the artist who
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On Sept. 14, the Tigers opened their season at home against NCAA Division II Truman State (Mo.). At the start of the match, the Tigers won the doubles points early into the match, however, they were unable to secure an overall win, ending the match 3-4. Starting off in the singles play, sophomore Maria Purizaca
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On Sept. 14, the Tigers traveled to Yankton, South Dakota to compete against Mount Marty University where they played a four-set game, however, the Tigers added another loss to their record with set scores being: 17-25, 25-20, 10-25, and 24-26. Leading the Tigers with 11 kills was freshman Natalie Wood with senior Kayden Schumacher adding
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On Sept. 9 and 10, the Tigers traveled to Sioux Center, Iowa and Orange City, Iowa to compete in the Siouxland Invite, where team “A” placed fourth with 873 strokes while team “B” placed ninth with 906 strokes. Leading team “A” with a shot of 215 (70-73-72) was sophomore Jack Millard, which tied him for
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