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Women’s Basketball took the fight to Colorado Springs, Colorado where they lost to Concordia Wisconsin (54-61), but demolished Illinois Tech (91-58). Kaitlin Imai (‘26) put up 21 points to lead the ‘Cats' failed effort against the Falcons, then Carolyn Ho (‘24) and a more steady Willamette side picked apart the Hawks.
The Division I University of Portland Pilots scored 47 points off the bench to defeat Men’s Basketball (107-84). Bearcat first-year Will Hurst (‘27) pulled six boards out of the silver-lined clouds.
Swimmers are preparing for the Bruin invitational next week.
In the wide world of sports: Aston Villa snuck past Tottenham Hotspur and into the Premier League top four, Oregon State Men’s Soccer smacked Southern Methodist 7-1 to break into the NCAA quarterfinals and chess grandmasters Levon Aronian and Wesley So are dispatching opponents at the Sinquefield Cup.
Consider in the coming weeks: Does staff pay to use Sparks? Where’d The Bike Shop go? At which parts of the day do you consider yourself a “self,” or rather, when do you even consider at all?
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