On Nov. 8, the Men’s Wrestling team competed at home against Midland University where they had a final score of 50-3. Starting off in the 125 weight class where senior Hunter Bennett walked away with a forfeit win. Going into the 133 weight class was junior Matthew Terrance who also had a forfeit win. In […]
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On Nov. 5, the Tigers took on Mount Marty University in a five-set game, where the Tigers were able to walk away with a victory with the final score being 3-2 with set scores being 16-25, 25-18, 25-19, 21-25, and 15-10. However, before the game started, the volleyball team honored the seniors which included MacKenzie
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On Nov. 9 both Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Teams traveled to Ashland, Nebraska, to compete in the Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC) Championships. The Women’s Team ended with third overall while the Men’s Team ended second overall. Leading the Women’s team was junior Calla Wittland who finished in seventh with a time of 23:35.9.
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Going into their final week in their regular season, the Super Smash Bros Ultimate team took on York University on Nov. 5. The Tigers gained their first win of the season against the Panthers with the final score being 2-0. Switching over to the Rocket League Orange and Black teams, they both competed on Nov.
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On Oct. 18, the Volleyball team traveled to Lincoln to play against Nebraska Wesleyan University, a non-conference opponent. Even though the two rivals hadn’t played since 2015, Doane shook off the rust and defeated the Prairie Wolves in four sets. In addition to surpassing last year’s win total, the victory improved the Tigers’ record against
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Photos by Elenna Koenig | The Doane Owl (Left) Senior Grace Dowding is getting ready to pass the ball to one of her teammates. (Middle) Freshman Ryan Burton is trying to quickly get the ball away from a Concordia player. (Right) Senior Natalie Dye is not letting Concordia player pass the defensive line. On Oct.
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