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In Northern Division basketball from the Minnesota College Athletic Conference Sat., Feb. 9, Central Lakes College defeated Hibbing in the Brainerd campus gymnasium. The CLC women won, 81-67, and the Raider men triumphed, 80-56, to avenge their 54-53 loss at Hibbing Jan. 12. The scoring leaders for the women were Carlie Sweet had 15 points, Lindsay Monson 17 and Jalynn Lamb 22 (shown). Top scorers for the men: Andre Thomas with 18, Kevin Kuefler 15, Brandon Davis 14, and Bryan Gichaba 10. CLC led by 33-31 at the half before outscoring the Cardinals by 18 in the last half. The men, winning their sixth straight, moved their Division record to 8-2 and overall mark to 15-7. The Raider women, after getting a win by forfeit vs. Fond du Lac Feb. 6, are now 9-12 overall and 8-2 in the Division. They have won eight of their last nine games. Next: CLC at Itasca (Grand Rapids), Wed., Feb. 13, women at 6, men at 8.
Raiders defeat Hibbing
In Northern Division basketball from the Minnesota College Athletic Conference Sat., Feb. 9, Central Lakes College defeated Hibbing in the Brainerd campus gymnasium. The CLC women won, 81-67, and the Raider men triumphed, 80-56, to avenge their 54-53 loss at Hibbing Jan. 12. The scoring leaders for the women were Carlie Sweet had 15 points, Lindsay Monson 17 and Jalynn Lamb 22 (shown). Top scorers for the men: Andre Thomas with 18, Kevin Kuefler 15, Brandon Davis 14, and Bryan Gichaba 10. CLC led by 33-31 at the half before outscoring the Cardinals by 18 in the last half. The men, winning their sixth straight, moved their Division record to 8-2 and overall mark to 15-7. The Raider women, after getting a win by forfeit vs. Fond du Lac Feb. 6, are now 9-12 overall and 8-2 in the Division. They have won eight of their last nine games. Next: CLC at Itasca (Grand Rapids), Wed., Feb. 13, women at 6, men at 8.
