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Confetti falls as women’s basketball ends 19-year title drought

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For the second time in program history, Grand Valley State University’s women’s basketball team won the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) National Championship. Making history on Friday, March 28, the Lakers achieved the highest honor in Division II women’s college basketball. The last time GVSU went to the championship was in 2006. The Lakers began their championship journey on Monday, March 24 by competing in the NCAA Elite Eight…

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Confetti falls as women’s basketball ends 19-year title drought

For the second time in program history, Grand Valley State University’s women’s basketball team won the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) National Championship. Making history on Friday, March 28, the Lakers achieved the highest honor in Division II women’s college basketball. The last time GVSU went to the championship was in 2006. The Lakers began their championship journey on Monday, March 24 by competing in the NCAA Elite Eight…

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