UNO Faces Southwest Minnesota State Tuesday
Jan 8, 2007 | Women's Basketball
The University of Nebraska-Omaha women take a short break from North Central Conference play Tuesday as the Mavericks host the Southwest Minnesota State Mustangs at 6 p.m. at Sapp Fieldhouse.
The Mustangs fell in both of their games over the weekend in Northern Sun Conference action, falling to 4-10 on the season, including 1-5 in league play.
Senior guard Karen Thies stands 13 points from the record book entering Tuesday's contest. With 13 more points, Thies will reach 1,000 for her career at UNO. That doesn't include the 345 points she scored as a freshman at Fort Lewis College.
After Tuesday's game it will be all NCC play for the Mavericks. The next game will be Saturday afternoon as UNO plays host to Minnesota Duluth at 2. The Bulldogs upset St. Cloud State on Saturday for their first conference win after falling to Minnesota State in their opener. Katie Winkelman reached 1,000 career points in the victory.
The Mavericks then host South Dakota on Jan. 18, before heading to North Dakota on Jan. 20.
The Mustangs fell in both of their games over the weekend in Northern Sun Conference action, falling to 4-10 on the season, including 1-5 in league play.
Senior guard Karen Thies stands 13 points from the record book entering Tuesday's contest. With 13 more points, Thies will reach 1,000 for her career at UNO. That doesn't include the 345 points she scored as a freshman at Fort Lewis College.
After Tuesday's game it will be all NCC play for the Mavericks. The next game will be Saturday afternoon as UNO plays host to Minnesota Duluth at 2. The Bulldogs upset St. Cloud State on Saturday for their first conference win after falling to Minnesota State in their opener. Katie Winkelman reached 1,000 career points in the victory.
The Mavericks then host South Dakota on Jan. 18, before heading to North Dakota on Jan. 20.
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