Author name: Eliyah Lara-Johnson

The Doane Tigers turned in a strong showing at this week’s two-day golf meet hosted by Nebraska Wesleyan University, tying for sixth place in the team standings with a combined score of 634. The meet opened Monday at Nebraska Wesleyan’s home course and wrapped up Tuesday in Lincoln, with both the Doane varsity squad and

On April 15, the Baseball team played a nine-inning game against Bellevue University at home, where they fell 13-7. Seniors Johnny Vulcano and Aaron Vulcano both went 3-for-4. Sophomore Cade Bridges (2-1) pitched two innings and struck out one in the loss. Over the weekend, the Baseball team traveled to Orange City, Iowa, for a

Men’s Golf Last week, the Men’s Golf team competed in two different competitions, the Midwest Spring National Invite in Manhattan, Kansas, along with the Tiger/Bulldog Cup in Cairo, Nebraska. In the Midwest Spring National Invite, the team walked away in ninth with a total of 932, and tying for third was freshman Toby Knevett, who

Over the week, the Men’s and Women’s Track and Field teams competed in two competitions: The Doane Invite and The Doane vs. Nebraska Wesleyan University Dual. Starting with the Doane Invite, in the 100m was senior JaDae Moore, who had a time of 10.79, which placed him first. Also placing first in the 100m was

Women’s Golf The Women’s Golf team competed in the Concordia Invite in Lincoln, Nebraska, last Tuesday and Wednesday where they ended with a score of 635, which placed them first. Tying for second was junior Kaitlyn Dumler, who had an 80 on day one, and a 76 on day two, making her final individual score

Last week, the Men’s and Women’s Track and Field teams opened their outdoor season in Kearney, Nebraska, in the Central Nebraska Challenge. Starting off on the Men’s side was junior Joaquin Gutierrez in the 400m where he finished in sixth with a time of 50.24. In the 800m was junior Michael Grigsby, who had a

Dance Last week, the Doane Dance Team made their way over to Ypsilanti, Michigan, to compete in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) Nationals, where this is their fifth consecutive time competing. The Tigers competed alongside eleven other teams where they walked away with a final score of 78.63, which placed them sixth overall.

Note: This story is a joke created by Owl writers to celebrate April Fools’ Day. All individuals mentioned in the story have given their consent to appear. March Madness has captivated viewers all across the nation, even President Roger Hughes is in all the excitement. But whispers around campus aren’t about the game – it’s