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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Photos by Elenna Koenig | The Doane Owl Last Saturday, Nov. 1, the Doane Football team played its last home game of the season against Morningside University, where they were defeated with a score of 0-42. Sophomore Sam Hartman had a total of 208 passing yards during the game, along with senior Rian Green had
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Photos by Elenna Koenig | The Doane Owl On Wednesday, Oct. 29, the Doane volleyball team lost in its last home game against College of Saint Mary. The score was 3-2 for the Flames; the set results were 25-23, 20-25, 17-25, 25-14, 15-6. Currently, with two games remaining of the regular season, the conference overall
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Women’s soccer traveled to Seward, Nebraska, to battle Concordia University on Wednesday, Oct.29. The Tigers were unable to score a victory with a final score of 1-2. Despite a tense first period in which neither team could score, sophomore Hayle Brodine came into the second period strong, scoring unassisted. This marked the first goal of
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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 soccer finished out their regular season home games with a loss against Morningside and a final score of 5-1 on the chilly and cloudy afternoon of Oct. 25. A GPAC member, the Sioux City school scored twice in the first half, only to be fueled by the other 45 minutes. The score then turned
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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
Last Wednesday Oct 22, the Women’s Soccer team took on the College of Saint Mary, where they walked away with a 2-0 victory. In the second half, senior McKenna Rathbun and sophomore Lexi Adams scored two goals, with junior Virginia Johnson, who was the goalkeeper for this game, having six total saves. Fast forward to
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Over the homecoming weekend, the Tigers played on Oct. 4 at home against Dakota Wesleyan University, where they endured a 7-33 loss. Starting in the first quarter, Dakota Wesleyan scored its first touchdown at the 7-minute mark, but failed its kick, bringing the score to 6-0. Following that, with two minutes left on the clock,
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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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