Women’s Basketball As we hit the last stretch of games for this season, Women’s Basketball goes one for one this week. On Jan. 28th, the Women’s Basketball team traveled to Omaha to play the College of Saint Mary. Women’s Basketball was able to pull out a big win of 74-68. The players who had the […]
Welcome back to the award-winning show hosted by Kenzie and Bri, where we tackle mundane topics no one else cares to address. Meteorologists have predicted that a weakened polar vortex will lead to the coldest winter in recent years. So, with an oncoming cold front approaching, we’re here to outline the do’s and don’ts of
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Football played its last game of the season against Waldorf University on Nov. 15. The Tigers ended the season on a high note by beating the Vikings 27-17. Sophomore Sam Hartman was able to complete three touchdown passes to senior Blake Allen, senior Andrew Waido and senior John DeRiso. The Vikings scored first. But Hartman
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Men’s Basketball acquired two victories this week. On Nov. 11, against Hesston College, they won 90-54. Freshman Justus Gardinder scored 19 points, with senior Casen Chaney scoring 15 points On Nov. 15, they played Northwestern University, winning 75- 71. Having a big impact on the game was freshman Trevon Backman scoring 18, freshman Jutus Gardiner
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Wrestling Women’s Wrestling took home multiple medals at the Mile High Open in Arizona this past weekend. Beginning with the 103 lbs weight class scored a total of 32.5 team points. Senior Karina Vang placed first, winning her final match in 1 minute and 15 seconds. Junior Kim Navarette placed third, winning her final match
Men’s soccer played its last game of the season against Concordia University in Seward, Nebraska, on Oct. 29 where they lost 2-3 against the Bulldogs. The Bulldogs started the game with the first goal of the game. Unfortunately, the Tigers were not able to score in the first period. In the start of the second
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Women’s Wrestling started their season on Friday, Oct. 31, in Wichita, Kansas, at the Falcon Open. Four of the women’s team placed in each of their divisions. In total, the Women’s Wrestling team scored a total of 79.9 team points. In the varsity division, three Tigers placed on the podium. The varsity division put up
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Men’s Basketball On Oct. 24, the Men’s basketball team started their season opener at home versus Kansas Christian College. The Men’s basketball team was able to pull off a victory with a final score of 92 – 75. Having a successful start of the season was junior Jack Wilson, who put up 20 points throughout
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Volleyball traveled to Forest City, Iowa, to play Waldorf University on Oct. 3, the volleyball team winning 3-1. Sophomore Brooke Larson had 16 kills, with sophomore Natalie Wood having 15 kills. On Oct. 4th, the volleyball team played a tough match against Northwestern University, at Orange City, Iowa. They lost 0-3. Sophomores Natalie Wood and
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