The Braves have an overall record of 11-0, a 8-0 mark in the KCAC, has won 11 straight games this season, and is on a 20 game winning streak dating back to the 2024 season. OU's last loss was against Kansas Wesleyan University on March 28 in Salina. The Coyotes won the game 18-13.
Ottawa enters Sunday's game coming off a 34-0 victory over Southwestern College in Winfield on Wednesday night.
Through 11 games this season the Braves are averaging 284.1 yards of offense per game, 15.5 yards rushing and 268.6 yards passing. OU is scoring 38.5 points per game. Opponents are averaging 128.6 yards of offense per game, 10.5 yards rushing and 118.2 yards passing. They are scoring 2.7 points per game.
The OU defense has nine shutouts this season, the most in program history. The Braves have only allowed a total of 30 points this season in 11 games.
Madysen Carrera leads the Braves in passing. She is 213-for-269 through the air for 2,414 yards and 45 touchdowns. Carrera is completing 79.2 percent of her passes and averaging 219.5 passing yards per game.
Marley Spielberg leads OU in receptions with 52.
Alyssa Linkous is Ottawa's leader in receiving yards with 681. She also leads the team in receiving touchdowns with 14.
Jazlyn Camacho is second on the team in receptions with 49 and second on the team in receiving yards with 559. She has 12 receiving touchdowns.
Cynthia Homs leads OU in flag pulls with 43. She leads OU with five interceptions and has six pass break ups.
Dejonice Parris is right behind her with 43 flag pulls. She has three flag pulls for loss, two sacks, one interception, and three pass break ups. Taliyah McInnis leads the Braves in pass break ups with 15.
Susann Kaufmann is Ottawa's leader in sacks with 10. She has 13 flag pulls for loss and six pass break ups.
Ottawa is ranked second in the NAIA in scoring (424), third in points per game (38.5), third in total offense (3,125), fourth in yards per game (284.1), third in passing yards (2,955), second in passing touchdowns (56), 11th in rushing yards (170), 10th in rushing attempts (53), 11th in rushing yards per game (15.5), fifth in rushing touchdowns (3), first in first downs (116), seventh in rushing first downs (13), first in passing first downs (99), eighth in penalty first downs (4), fourth in third down conversions percentage (.450), third in fourth down conversion percentage (.580), sixth in PAT percentage (.583), fifth in red zone percentage (.790), fourth in defensive INTs (23), and third in flag pulls (276), first in sacks (23).
Sunday is the 14th game between Ottawa University and Midland University. The Braves lead the series 13-0 and won the first game this season 34-0 on Feb. 23 at AdventHealth Field in a non-conference contest. OU is 6-0 at home against Midland. The very first game between the two teams happened on March 26, 2021 at AdventHealth Field. OU won the game 39-0.
Midland University has an overall record of 5-5 and a KCAC mark of 2-3. The Warriors enter Sunday's game coming off a 33-12 victory at Graceland University on March 26. Midland has a record of 2-3 on the road this season.
This season the Warriors are averaging 224.3 yards of offense per game, 19.8 yards rushing and 204.5 yards passing. They are scoring 22 points per game. Opponents are averaging 214.5 yards of offense per game, 43 yards rushing and 171.5 yards passing. They are scoring 17.8 points per game.
Angel Ioane Kaio leads the Warriors in passing. She is 217-for-382 for 1,952 yards and 27 touchdowns. She has thrown 11 interceptions. Kaio is completing 56.8 percent of her passes and is averaging 195.2 passing yards per game. Allaya Livingston is MU's leader in receptions with 41 and receiving yards with 463. Livingston and Olivia Dominguez-Millsop lead the team in receiving touchdowns with eight.
Cydnee Redd leads Midland in flag pulls with 44. She has one flag pull for loss, one sack, one interception, and five pass break ups. Nadiya Simpson and Allaya Livingston are second on the team in flag pulls with 28. Olivia Dominguez-Millsop leads the Warriors in interceptions with six.
