University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Athletics
STEVENS POINT, WI (WSAU) â The UWSP womenâs basketball team scored just three points in the first quarter and lost to UW-Oshkosh 67-40 on Friday night at Quandt Fieldhouse.
Taylor Greenheck led the Pointers with nine while freshman Sierra Raine had eight points and five rebounds.
The Pointers, now 2-4, will travel to River Falls on Wednesday.
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The UWSP menâs basketball team has dropped five in a row after a 86-66 loss at Oshkosh on Friday night.
Garrett Nelson had 22 points and Philip Flory had 15 points and seven rebounds.
The Pointers, now 1-5, will host River Falls on Wednesday.
Video: North Sacramento resident uses chainsaw to help clear downed tree Share Updated: 3:22 PM PST Jan 27, 2021 Jonathan Ayestas Share Updated: 3:22 PM PST Jan 27, 2021
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New books available at the Havre-Hill County Library
Havre-Hill County Library Staff While our stacks are currently closed to the public, you can still check out books. Here are some of our newest titles.
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