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07.26 | Baseball

Baseball Signs Emporia High's Jake Loucks

OTTAWA, Kan. - Ottawa University’s baseball program has announced the signing of Jake Loucks to a letter of intent for the 2010-2011 school year. He is from Emporia, Kan. and attended Emporia High School.

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07.23 | Football

NAIA Conversation: Kent Kessinger of Ottawa University

Head Football Coach Kent Kessinger of the Ottawa University talks with Jason Dannelly.

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NAIA Conversations are recorded daily with Jason Dannelly, Director of College Relations for College Fanz, and will be posted to the College Fanz Sports Network. NAIA Conversations will range from a variety of topics not just including coaches talking about their programs, but also breaking news stories and various topics. All NAIA Conversations will be archived on the College Fanz NAIA web site.

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07.21 | Baseball

Baseball Inks Neosho County Transfer

OTTAWA, Kan. - Ottawa University’s baseball program has announced the signing of Ryan Bontrager to a letter of intent for the 2010-2011 school year. He is from Spring Hill, Kan. and is a transfer from Neosho County Community College. Bontrager attended Spring Hill High School.

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07.20 | Women's Basketball

WBCA Recognizes Top Classroom Performance with 2010 Academic Top 25

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ATLANTA, Ga. - The Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) announced its winners for the 2009-10 Academic Top 25 Team Honor Roll. This award, given in NCAA Division I, NCAA Division II, NCAA Division III, NAIA and Junior College/Community College, awards teams throughout the nation that carry the highest grade point averages (GPA) for the entire season based on the nomination submitted by WBCA-member head coaches. Ottawa University finished ranked 16th in the NAIA and joins fellow KCAC member Bethel College on the list.

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07.08 | Women's Soccer

Coach Shaw Steps Down

OTTAWA, Kan. - Ottawa University Head Women’s Soccer Coach Craig Shaw has stepped down after three years to accept the position as head women’s soccer coach at NCAA Division II Fort Hays State University (FHSU) (Kan.). Fort Hays State is a new soccer program and will not begin competition until the 2011 season. According to Athletic Director Arabie Conner, OU will seek a full-time replacement, opening a national search to begin immediately.

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