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Winston-Salem State’s women are playing the kind of season that changes a program’s expectations — and it’s happening with the CIAA Tournament lights about to come on in Baltimore.
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Winston-Salem State’s women are playing the kind of season that changes a program’s expectations — and it’s happening with the CIAA Tournament lights about to come on in Baltimore.
By Derwin Montgomery The Winston-Salem Chronicle With one regular-season game left on the schedule, the Rams are 23-2 overall and 14-1 in CIAA play, riding a seven-game win streak and still unbeaten at home (13-0), according to WSSU athletics. They also sit atop the CIAA South standings at 14-1, putting them in position for a top seed as the conference heads into its signature week. And the wins have already rewritten the record book. Earlier …
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