The Beaver Dam Network

The Beaver Dam Network

By Rylan Hurlbut & Drew RogersSportsEducation
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The Beaver Dam Network episodes

  • Mike Moran OAC Championship Interview

    Mike Moran was the head coach for John Carroll for 25 seasons, holding a record of 460-230, winning 10 OAC regular season titles and 4 OAC tournament titles. He led Carroll to 12 NCAA tournament appearances and made it to the 2004 DIII Final Four. The Blue Streaks court is named after him.



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    1 min
  • Luke Frazier OAC Championship Interview

    Luke Frazier scored 17 points, had 2 assists, and 8 rebounds for the Blue Streaks.



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    1 min
  • Luke Chicone OAC Championship Interview

    Drew Rogers possible aau coach this summer had to sit out all year but will be back next season for the redshirt senior season.



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    1 min
  • Beavers vs Comets District Playoffs

    After starting the game on an 8-0 run, Solon cooled off and Riverside went on a 29-6 run. Solon came back in the second quarter and trailed by just 3 at the half.



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    30 min
  • Old Man Hockey Announcing: Gold vs Blue

    The start got cut off, but it’s 2-0 Blue and they’re on the power play at the end.



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    20 min

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All things Riverside Beavers, from the POV of two 8th grade athletes. Rylan and Drew announcing mainly.