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Women’s basketball team takes to home court

Feb 3, 2017

Photos by Todd Rundstrom

Sophomore guard McKenzie Brown drives up the court past a Fort Hays defender during the Lady Lopers’ game against the Tigers. UNK lost 51-57. The Lady Lopers are currently 5-12 (1-8 in the MIAA) and will play at home again Thursday Jan. 26 at 5:30 against Lindenwold University (7-10, 3-7).
Sophomore guard McKenzie Brown drives up the court past a Fort Hays defender during the Lady Lopers’ game against the Tigers. UNK lost 51-57. The Lady Lopers are currently 5-12 (1-8 in the MIAA) and will play at home again Thursday Jan. 26 at 5:30 against Lindenwold University (7-10, 3-7).

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