Minnesota-Duluth freshman forward Lexi Karge goes up for a layup during the first quarter against Assumption in the Women’s Basketball Division II Elite Eight quarterfinals on Monday at the Civic Arena.
Minnesota Duluth's Brooke Olson and Maesyn Theisen celebrate after scoring a bucket in the NCAA Division II Women's Elite Eight on March 20 against Assumption.
Minnesota-Duluth freshman forward Lexi Karge goes up for a layup during the first quarter against Assumption in the Women’s Basketball Division II Elite Eight quarterfinals on Monday at the Civic Arena.
Jacob Meikel | News-Press NOW
Minnesota-Duluth freshman forward Lexi Karge goes up for a layup during the first quarter against Assumption in the Women’s Basketball Division II Elite Eight quarterfinals on Monday at the Civic Arena.
By Calvin Silvers
News-Press NOW
Minnesota Duluth's Brooke Olson and Maesyn Theisen celebrate after scoring a bucket in the NCAA Division II Women's Elite Eight on March 20 against Assumption.
Wednesday marked the last day of the NCAA Women’s Division II Basketball Tournament in Downtown St. Joseph with the Final Four happening at the Civic Arena. The first game of the night featured two teams competing in their first Final Four in program history.
While Minnesota Duluth and Catawba made history, only one could move on to compete in the program’s first championship. That lucky team would be Minnesota Duluth, as they made it 14 straight wins with a 70-59 victory.
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