Recent Sports Stories
Softball Close to Catching Conference
With the softball season in full gear, the team’s players turn heads with their energy and pure excitement to the game, and they are continuing that spirit into the conference tournament.
A Commemorative Season
With the 2022/23 season having come to an end, the future aspirations of the Ottawa Braves Men’s Soccer Team is a topic of discussion.
This season the Ottawa Braves finished third in conference and were knocked out in the semifinals of the KCAC Playoff Tournament after a disastrous loss to St Mary’s.
Why you should play Dungeons & Dragons
Among the most popular tabletop games -- or just games in general -- is Dungeons & Dragons. Often shortened to “DnD,” the role-playing game allows a group of players to create their own characters and embark on a story written by another player, known as the dungeon master.
Clicking Together Early Brings High Hopes for 2023 tennis Season
Ottawa’s Women’s and Men’s Tennis teams are off to a hot start. They have four matches under their belts, and have only lost one match thus far to No. 22 William Woods University -- a promising start to the 2023 season that stems from multiple contributions.
Dreams Come True
Coming from the small town of Eagle Pass, Texas, Michael Tobias has found a way to pursue his “dream job” in Ottawa. His goal is to become a pro by playing competitive “Call of Duty,” and he is taking big steps toward accomplishing that at Ottawa University.
Men’s Volleyball Doing the Unexpected
Coach Luke Pope decided to part ways after two and a half years with the Ottawa Men’s Volleyball program. Now the team has a new coach, Melissa Blessington … who is also the women's volleyball coach.
“I think the biggest change for us is adapting to this revised coaching style that is being provided to us, as it was a very quick and sudden change,” says libero/defensive specialist Kevin Davidson.
Baseball Is Back!
The KCAC Pitcher Of The Year, First Team All-KCAC and Honorable Mention NAIA All-American Tyler Bryant was a key component of last year’s team.
In Winter, We Wrestle
While the majority of Ottawa students over winter break returned home to presents and home-cooked meals, some student athletes stayed behind to pump iron, condition and compete. The Women’s Wrestling team spent winter break competing in three tournaments, facing off against over 10 different colleges and making program history.
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