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Tabor men beat Bethany, lose to McPherson
Written by Andrew Ottoson Wednesday, 05 December 2007 13:01
Click to buy photo Tabor’s Zack Vansekow goes up against McPherson’s Mitch Arnett for two of the five points he scored in the Bluejays’ 64-57 loss Saturday. Andrew Ottoson / Free Press Despite deficits of 10-15 and 60-67, the Bluejay men made short work of the Swedes, winning 92-82. Bethany was picked fourth by the conference coaches. The conference coaches picked the Bluejays ninth in preseason polls.
The men were defeated by McPherson, 64-57 Saturday night in McPherson. McPherson was picked seventh in both pre-season polls.
McPherson—Jordan Funk scored 13 points Friday and was the only Bluejay in double-digits.
Tabor started slow and fell behind by a 7-1 margin when Mitch Arnett took a steal the...
Tabor women clip McPherson after falling to Bethany
Written by Andrew Ottoson Wednesday, 05 December 2007 12:53
The Tabor College women’s basketball team emerged from its first week of conference play with an 81-80 win at McPherson to its credit, offsetting a 67-62 loss to Bethany.Saturday’s win over McPherson gave first-year coach Shawn Winter his first conference win. Click to buy photo Joanna Pyle drives the lane against Taylor Plowman of McPherson during Saturday’s 81-80 Bluejay victory. Tabor overcame a 36-29 halftime deficit to claim their first KCAC win. Andrew Ottoson / Free Press
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Regulation ended in a 71-71 tie, and the Bluejays edged the Bulldogs by the slimmest of margins in overtime to claim a victory on the road.
Tabor trailed 36-39 at halftime and was down by a point when...
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Tabor men defeat Central Bible to earn a split at Missouri tourney
Written by Andrew Ottoson Wednesday, 28 November 2007 10:32
The Tabor College men’s basketball team went 1-1 in its final non-conference tune-up games at the Central Missouri State tournament held in Warrensberg, Mo. over the weekend.The Bluejays lost 92-46 in a difficult matchup against the hosts Friday, and won a more manageable game against Central Bible by a score of 68-64 on Saturday.
Central Missouri—Tabor got off to a strong start on defense, forcing misses on each of Central Missouri’s first four possessions.
Aaron Whitelaw gave the Jays a 2-0 lead 109 seconds into the game, but Central Missouri gained the lead for good 1:08 later, when Carvelle Taylor put in a 3-pointer off a pass from Josiah Miller.
Miller assisted on two more quick baskets, giving the hosts an 8-2 lead...
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TC men go 0-2 at Sterling after knocking off Bacone
Written by Andrew Ottoson Wednesday, 21 November 2007 07:07
Click to buy photo Orson Thomas skies over two Texas Wesleyan defenders to score in Tabor’s 74-68 loss during Saturday’s second game of the Sterling Classic. Thomas totaled 13 points and nine rebounds in the game. Andrew Ottoson / Free Press The Tabor College men’s basketball team defeated Bacone 78-76 at home Nov. 13. The Bluejays then went winless at the Sterling Classic, losing to Columbia College 69-52 Friday and Texas Wesleyan 74-68 Saturday.
Texas Wesleyan—When Jared Hett rebounded and put back a Kyle de Blonk miss with seven seconds left, Tabor took a 37-36 lead at the end of a furious first half that saw five ties and five lead changes.
Zach Vanselow drained two field goals out of the gate in...
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Tabor women go without a win at Sterling
Written by Andrew Ottoson Wednesday, 21 November 2007 07:03
Click to buy photo Stacie Herman scores over an Ozarks defender Saturday. She finished with 25 points. Andrew Ottoson / Free Press The Tabor College women’s basketball team started last week with a 105-50 exhibition loss at Emporia State Nov. 12 and went 0-2 at the Sterling Classic.
College of the Ozarks defeated the Bluejays 86-65 at Sterling on Saturday, and Saint Gregory’s edged Tabor 69-65 on Friday.
“I think we’re a ways away from playing our best basketball, and I think that’s a good thing considering our circumstances,” coach Shawn Winter said. “We really have a new team this year and we knew it would take a while to come together. But we’re starting to see more and more...
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