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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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After a groundbreaking opening week, the Tigers competed in the 54-hole Blue River Class on Sept. 4 and 5 at Highlands Golf Course in Lincoln. Out of the 16 other teams, the Tigers ended in fourth place with a grand total of 874 strokes. Tying for fifth place on the “A” team was sophomore Jack
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On Sept. 7, the Tigers fell to Graceland University in Lamoni, Iowa, by a score of 2-0. Despite the final result, Doane’s goalkeeper, senior Samuel Montanez, made six saves in the first half, keeping the game tied with no score. Graceland, however, maintained an aggressive offensive approach throughout the match, challenging Doane’s defense repeatedly. During
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On Sept. 4, the Tigers traveled to Hastings, Nebraska, to take on the Hastings College Broncos, where the Broncos had a three-set victory with scores of 20-25, 18-25 and 24-26. Leading with 11 kills in the game was senior Kayden Schumacher, and adding nine kills was senior Taylor Sluka. Throughout the game, the Tigers had
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