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On paper, the Huskies weekend series against the No. 1 ranked University of Minnesota Golden Gophers had all the makings of
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There's a possibility that somewhere around the St. Cloud area at this moment, there are youngsters lacing up their skates or practicing their slap shots hoping to become Huskies like sophomore Nate Raduns and first-year forward Matt Hartman.
Raduns, a native of nearby Sauk Rapids, and Hartman, a graduate of St.
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Three weeks and a day into the 2004-05 basketball season, the SCSU's women basketball team finally had their home opener.
Sophomore Erika Quigley and the rest of the Huskies made the event well worth the wait.
Facing the undefeated Southwest Minnesota State University Mustangs (7-0), SCSU began the game with a swarming defense that frustrated SWMS.
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After splitting a weekend series with No. 6 St. Lawrence last weekend, the women's hockey team hopes to pick up more wins against a ranked opponent, the No. 3 ranked University of Minnesota-Duluth Bulldogs (11-1-2 overall, 9-1-2 WCHA).
The Huskies know they have to prepare for a series with a lot of contact and the coaches have spent time this week adjusting the style of play.
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In the past three years with the SCSU men's basketball program, Matt Siegle has developed into one of the Huskies' premier offensive players.
Standing 6-feet-8, Siegle has used his size to dominate over opponents. As a junior starter, Siegle said that he hopes to continue his strong play this season in order to help lead his team to a North Central Conference (NCC) championship.
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It's almost exactly mid-season for the Husky men's hockey team and their record is as average as a record can be: 8-7-1.
Their schedule so far has been relatively tough, with four of their series against currently or previously nationally ranked teams in the top 15 (Duluth dropped out of the top 15 for the first time this week).
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