Ottawa takes a three-game winning streak and an unbeaten divisional record into its KCAC matchup at Avila. The Braves are 6-3 overall and coming off a 59-14 win over Bethany; their high-powered passing offense will face an Avila team that is 4-5 overall and 2-1 in division play.

By the Numbers
  • Ottawa averages 37.1 points and 415.4 yards per game, including 44 points and 515.3 yards in divisional play.
  • The Braves rank sixth in the NAIA in passing offense, averaging 311.3 yards per game.
  • Avila averages 23.8 points and 348.6 yards per game, while allowing 31.8 points per game.
  • Ottawa leads the all-time series 2-6; it won the teams’ most recent meeting, 37-0, in 2025.
Yes, But

Ottawa’s offense has been far more productive, but Avila is playing at home and has won two of its last three games. The Braves’ defense has forced 22 turnovers, while Avila quarterback Joseph Vick has thrown 19 touchdown passes against seven interceptions.

State of Play
  • Ottawa is 3-0 in KCAC Kessinger Division play and 2-2 on the road.
  • Avila is 2-1 in division play and 3-2 at home, coming off a 35-20 win over Bethel.
  • Ottawa’s Jayden Johnson leads the Braves with 957 receiving yards and nine touchdowns; Avila’s Chrishawn Adams has 10 receiving touchdowns.
Bottom Line

Ottawa’s passing production and recent form give it a clear offensive edge, but Avila’s home-field advantage and scoring threat make this a meaningful test of the Braves’ bid to stay unbeaten in divisional play.