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    11/21/2017 8:46 pm  #1

    SkepticAl
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    Comfortable Win

    Final was like 80-58 - Balanced scoring (Chasssidy, Connor and Kadri Ann had fairly decent games) Julianna did not play hardly at all in the second half (I saw them taping her hamstring before the game) Amanda Kalin was in sweats and did not play)  Hopefully all are ready for the tournament in Virginia.

     

     

    11/22/2017 10:54 am  #2

    VBC
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    Re: Comfortable Win

    I didn't think the team played to the best of their abilities last night but they still won by 21 points.  That gives me hope that they will develop into an NCAA tournament quality team by March.

     

     

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