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EWU takes on UW in a WNIT opener

Carrie Ojeda is fine with saying goodbye twice. Eastern Washington University’s senior post thought her basketball career was over last Friday after she had 20 points and 14 rebounds during a 70-64 overtime loss to Northern Colorado in a Big Sky Conference tournament semifinal. In the locker room, Ojeda shed some tears and told her teammates how much she would miss them.
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The way it should be: Ams, Chiefs

One-third of the way through the Western Hockey League season, the Spokane Chiefs were vying for the third-best record in the Western Conference and a potential first-round playoff matchup against Victoria. Two-thirds of the way through the season, Victoria caught fire and threatened to drop the Chiefs into the sixth-place spot and a possible first-round series against Kamloops.

Chiefs, Americans will renew rivalry in playoffs

One-third of the way through the Western Hockey League season, the Spokane Chiefs were vying for the third-best record in the Western Conference and a potential first-round playoff matchup against Victoria.
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Young Vandals never gave up

The Idaho Vandals could have folded the tent after a conference- opening loss dropped their overall record to 3-9 on Dec. 29. Instead, the Vand- als are packing their bags for a cross- country trip.
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Gonzaga’s women can count on Palmer

Gonzaga’s Most Valuable Player appreciated the timely support from Gonzaga’s Most Valuable Player. As last week’s West Coast Conference tournament championship game approached, the Gonzaga women’s basketball team faced the prospect of playing without conference MVP Taelor Karr, who had injured her back during a semifinal win over BYU.
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Inside info

Taelor Karr transformed into instant analyst Monday afternoon as Gonzaga discovered its first-round opponent for the NCAA women’s basketball tournament. GU’s senior guard provided her teammates with the “first look” at Iowa State, the Bulldogs’ opponent Saturday afternoon, during a draw viewing party at the Herak Club.