Reising earns Mid-Con Player of the Week--The Oakland Press
BRIEFS
Oakland freshman Hanna Reising (Peoria, Ill.) was named the Mid-Continent Conference women’s basketball Player of the Week. The honor comes on the heels of two consecutive 20-plus point performances by the Golden Grizzlies rookie.
Reising tallied 25 points to lead all players in a 90-68 OU loss at UW-Green Bay last Wednesday and followed that performance with 23 points to lead the Golden Grizzlies in a 74-69 loss to Florida State on Sunday. She drained seven 3-pointers against the Seminoles to account for 21 of her 23 points.
Reising leads the Mid-Con in several categories, including scoring (20.7), field goal percentage (.759) and 3-point field goals made (14 total, 4.67 average).
Oakland men win at Duquesne--The Oakland Press
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LOCAL AND WIRE REPORTS
PITTSBURGH — Playing in Pittsburgh for the fourth time in six days, Oakland’s men’s basketball team used a stout defensive effort and the inside game of Shawn Hopes to grind out a 67-53 win Wednesday night over Duquesne.
Vova Severovas led all players with 22 points, with Hopes adding 20 to lead Oakland to the victory.
Erik Kangas hit a pair of 3-point shots in a minute and a half span that pushed Oakland into a 24-16 lead late in the first half. With the Golden Grizzlies defense putting the clamps on Duquesne, Oakland closed out the half with six more points, pulling out to a 30-16 halftime lead on a pair of free throws by Hopes with 31 seconds left and completing a 12-point half. Duquesne’s 16 points in the half were the fewest allowed by Oakland this season
Duquesne opened the second half with a 5-2 spurt that cut the OU lead to 11 points, but Hopes put in six points in the first four minutes to keep the Oakland lead intact.
Kangas finished with 12 points on four 3-pointers, while Johnathon Jones added 10 points and five assists for the Golden Grizzlies.
Oakland is back in action Saturday at Michigan State.
UMKC vs. Pacific--The Kansas City Star
Kangaroos are all businessThe Kansas City Star
Valparaiso women win nail-biter over Akron--The Post-Tribune
Leathernecks lose in 5 OTs--The Peoria Journal Star
T-Birds overwhelm Vandals, 67-50--The Spectrum
SUU: Thunderbirds improve to 3-1--The Salt Lake Tribune
Duquesne Falls At Home to Oakland--Duquesne Athletics
Oakland (Mich.) pummels Duquesne--Tje Pittsburgh Tribune Review
Oakland takes advantage of Dukes size in 67-53 victory--Tje Pittsburgh Post Gazzette
Vandals flat at Southern Utah; fall 67-50--UI Vandal Athletics
GOLDEN EAGLES HAND JAGS FOURTH STRAIGHT DEFEAT 88-46--Southern Jaguars
Second Half Rally Keys OU Past EMU--Eastern Michigan University Athletics
Women's Basketball Falls Just Short in Home Opener--GoZips.com
ORU wins by 42, remains unbeaten--The Tulsa World
UMKC Faces Off Against Louisiana-Monroe In Opening Game Of Bobcat Classic--UMKC Kangaroos
Severovas, Hopes, Lead Oakland Past Duquesne, 67-53--OUGrizzlies.com
Golden Grizzlies Stage Comeback to Defeat Eastern Michigan 68-62--OUGrizzlies.com
Golden Eagles Tame Jaguars, 88-46--Oral Roberts University Golden Eagles
Thunderbirds Travel To BYU, Game To Be Televised On The Mountain--SOUTHERN UTAH THUNDERBIRDS
Thunderbirds Upend Vandals, 67-50--SOUTHERN UTAH THUNDERBIRDS
Valpo Escapes Akron with 50-49 Victory--www.valpo.edu
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