Doane volleyball starts its official season this week with five games. On Aug. 25, Volleyball started its conference games playing in Lindsborg, Kansas, against Bethany College. The Tigers Bethany (25-23, 26-24, 25-20). Leading the Tigers with kills were junior Natalie Wood with 12 kills, junior Kate Roseland with seven kills and junior Brooke Larsen with […]
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On Aug. 26, women’s soccer started its season at home with a tie, 2-2, against York University. In the first half of the game, sophomore Anali Astorga scored the first goal with the assist of junior Hayle Brodine. York was able to bounce back to tie up in the first half of the game. In
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On Aug. 26, women’s soccer started its season at home with a tie, 2-2, against York University. In the first half of the game, sophomore Anali Astorga scored the first goal with the assist of junior Hayle Brodine. York was able to bounce back to tie up in the first half of the game. In
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Baseball finished up its regular-season games this week against Dordt and Morningside University on April 24 and 25. Baseball is up for the Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC) title based on regular-season wins. In the two-game series, the Tigers won both games. In the first game, the Tigers won 8-5. The players who made an
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Doane Forensics hosted a showcase last Tuesday, April 21, showcasing their five performers. The event started with Nathanial Wilson, a communication professor and director of forensics, giving a rundown of the forensics team’s achievements during their season. The team competed in 16 tournaments and advanced to over 35 final rounds. “As a team that prides
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Softball ended its regular season this week with six games against Northwestern University, Concordia University and Midland University. The first games were against Northwestern on April 21. In the two-game series, the Tigers went one for one. In the first game, the Tigers lost 4-7 to the Wildcats. On the hitting side, junior Katelyn Hays
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Welcome to the Kenzie and Bri show. This week, we have to share heartbreaking news. After this semester, we will be losing someone very dear to our hearts, Elenna Koenig. She’s not dying, but worse, she’s graduating… dum dum dum. Seniors leave every year, but it can be especially hard to let go of ones
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Baseball continues to battle through the season with a four-game Hastings College series on April 18 and April 19 in Hastings, Nebraska. On April 18, Baseball won both games against the Broncos. In the first game, the Tigers won 13-9. Juniors Bradyen Jones and Max Harris had three hits, with senior Carter Roth and junior
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Softball continued its season this week by playing two doubleheaders against Mount Marty University and Briar Cliff University. On April 14, the Tigers hosted Mount Marty and won 3-2. On the offensive side, junior Jeryn Allen had two hits with sophomores Milannie Gonzalez, Kayla Meyer and Ciara Hudson, junior Jacqueline Ordonez and senior Hannah Pack
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Baseball continued the week with five games. Baseball traveled to Liberty, Missouri, to play Willian Jewell 11-8. Senior Johnny Vulcano had four hits, with junior Grant Sommers with 2. Some other players who made an impact were junior Max Harris, senior Jordan Bond and sophomore Caden Driessen, who each had one hit. On the defense
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