NU Lady Cat hoopsters turn back Red Raiders

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December 7, 2024

North Union’s Brenna Martino battles for possession of the ball against London. The Lady Cats won 45-32. (Photo submitted)

NU Lady Cat hoopsters turn back Red Raiders

By Bob Putman

Sometimes the pathway toward a victory can take some twists and turns that may not always look pretty.

But when the final dribble of a basketball is done and a win is earned, it does not really matter how things might have gone.

That could very well be said about North Union’s 45-32 home win over Lo...

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