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ALMA WOMEN'S BASKETBALL LOSES A TOUGH 70-68 GAME AGAINST DEFIANCE COLLEGE

Alma's Women's Basketball Team traveled to Hope College on Friday night and came away with a tough 70-68 loss against Defiance College of Ohio in the first of a two-game tournament.  

Meagan Hoblet led the Scots with 17 points and 11 rebounds while Lacey Best-Rowden had 14 points and five rebounds for Alma. Heather Keenan added 11 points and two assists for the Scots.

Alma led 36-29 after one half as a tough defense held Defiance to just 28% from the field. Defiance took a 70-68 lead with 15 seconds to go and the Scots had one last chance to tie or win the game on their last possession. But after a three-point attempt by Lauren Hasler bounced off the rim, Defiance rebounded the ball and held on for the win.

The Scots take on Concordia of Minnesota today at Hope College, beginning at 1:00 p.m.

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Posted: Fri, November 21st, 2008 at 9:50PM

 

Alma College boasts a 13-to-1 student-to-teacher ratio, a liberal arts approach to undergraduate education, 28 academic majors, self-designed programs of emphasis, pre-professional programs in law and medicine, and an intensive Spring Term that provides opportunities for innovative courses, travel classes, research and internships.

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Judd Folske

Judd Folske

Judd Folske is entering his first year as Alma College Head Baseball Coach in the 2007-2008 season after spending two years as an assistant coach with the program. Coach Folske joined the Maroon and Cream in the fall of 2005 after stops at NCAA Division I Central Michigan University, and stints at Div. II schools Saginaw Valley State University and Ferris State University. He also serves the athletic department as assistant athletic director.

While head coach of the CMU Chippewas, Folske posted a 131-98 mark. In 2000, he finished in a tie for first in the MAC conference with a record of 41-17 (18-8). Folske retired after the 2003 season at CMU, and went to work as an assistant at SVSU, where he worked in that capacity for two seasons.

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