The Otterbein Cardinals men’s soccer team (6-7, 1-3) lost in overtime to the 20th-ranked Polar Bears of Ohio Northern (11-3, 3-1), 3-2, after giving up a 2-0 lead in the second half. “I thought we played quite well but set pieces were the difference,” said head coach Gerry D’Arcy.
The Otterbein Cardinals, currently 17-4, received their second OAC Conference win tonight against the Yellow Jackets of Baldwin Wallace, 8-12, in dominating fashion, three sets to none.
The Otterbein Cardinals (15-4) won Thursday night against the Cougars of Mount Vernon Nazarene (7-11) three sets to none but struggled in their last two sets.
On a wet, muddy and dark Saturday morning the men’s and women’s cross country teams hosted the Otterbein Invitational with a few alterations.
Freshman Julissa Poullet earned her first individual title as an Otterbein cross country runner last Saturday as she led the women’s team to a first place victory in the Kiwanis Invitational at Hanover University.
Dropping only one set against the Albion Britons this afternoon, the Otterbein volleyball team walked away with their fourth straight win of the Otterbein/Capital tournament, 3-1.
In the first game of the Otterbein/Capital tournament Otterbein defeated Rose-Hulman in three sets to none.
Otterbein football was picked to finish fourth in the Ohio Athletic Conference preseason polls behind Mount Union, Heidelberg and Baldwin Wallace, respectively.
After making it to their first ever nationals appearance, the hunt seat team received seventh place this past weekend. Nationals, which took place in Harrisburg, Pa., hosted sixteen different teams from all over the country including Stanford University, LSU and Purdue. “It’s a little bit different,” said head coach Tenley Struhs.
This past Saturday, the women’s lacrosse team earned their eighth win of the season to give the program its first winning record of 8-7 in only its second year.
Solutions by The State News
