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2021 Schedule/Results #RV Ottawa Braves Date Opponent Time/Results J21 #RV Missouri Valley - ! W, 3-1 No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/Previous School J22 Clarke - ! W, 3-0 1 Kevin Davidson L/DS 5-4 Fr. Burlingame, Kan./Burlingame #3 Park - ! L, 0-3 5 Alex Taylor MB 6-4 Fr. Derby, Kan./Kapaun Mt. Camel F5 Dordt * 7pm 6 Ashan Jordan OH 6-3 Jr. Barbados/Barbados Community College F11 #8 Jamestown* 7pm 7 Fa’a Tafua MB/OH 6-2 So. Kekaha, Hawaii/El Camino College F19 at Morningside* 7pm 10 Brennan Hagar OH 6-4 So. Casper, Wyo./Casper F20 #8 Jamestown - # 10am 11 Tyler Gardenhire S/RS 6-6 So. Las Vegas, Nev./UNLV Dordt - # 12:30pm 16 Patrick Aller L/DS 5-7 Sr. Las Vegas, Nev./UNLV F25 at #8 Jamestown* 7pm 17 Cade Berg S/RS 6-7 Fr. Blue Springs, Mo./Blue Springs South F26 at #8 Jamestown* 7pm 18 Troy Lance MB 6-6 Sr. Las Vegas, Nev./Spring Valley F27 at Dordt* 12pm 21 Eric Veliz L 5-5 Sr. Torrance, Calif./El Camino College M6 at #4 Missouri Baptist 2pm 23 Anthony Calderon L/DS 5-8 So. Rosamond, Calif./Antelope Valley College TBA 4pm 24 Abraham Romero S/OH 6-0 Jr. Los Angeles, Calif./Pasadena City College M26 % M27 % Head Coach: Luke Pope, 1st Season Assistant Coach: Dunja Sobot ! - Pirate Invitational (Parkville, Mo.) * - GPAC Games # - GPAC Classic (Sioux City, Iowa) % - Viterbo Tournament (La Crosse, Wis.) Home games are in BOLD. Dordt Defenders No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown 1 Matthew Minderhoud Sr. DS 5-9 Airdrie, Alberta 4 Boris Le Fr. S 5-9 Melbourne, Australia 5 Lucas Lopes Fr. OH 6-4 Valinhos, Brazil 6 Sam Toenies Jr. DS 6-0 Randall, Minnesota 9 Shavon Barker Sr. MB 6-5 Bridgetown, Barbados 12 Luke Nelson So. MB 6-5 Oak Grove, Minnesota 13 Tommy Schussler So. RS 6-1 Burdett, Alberta 14 Adam Van Elburg So. OH 6-4 Thunder Bay, Ontario 15 Zach Wood Fr. OH 6-3 Savage, Minnesota 17 Spencer VanderSchee Sr. MB 6-9 Blackfalds, Alberta 18 Dylan Kooiman Fr. MB 6-5 Tinley Park, Illinois 19 Logan Van Itallie So. MB 6-5 Davenport, Iowa 20 Levi Vroom So. S 6-0 Lethbridge, Alberta 21 Jeremy Van Belle Sr. RS 6-2 Lethbridge, Alberta 22 Andres Guzman Fr. RS 6-5 Bogota, Colombia 23 Caleb Kulesza So. RS 6-4 Chicago, Illinois 24 Gabriel Garcia Fr. MB 6-2 Tegucigalpa, Honduras 25 Aike Wilting So. OH 6-3 Meadowbank, Prince Edward Island 26 Levi Ewald Jr. Ds 6-2 Terrace, British Columbia Head Coach: Chad Hanson Assistant Coaches: ddison Mertler, Julia Lindbergh, and Matt Beimers Manager: Carter Wyatt.

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