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Source: Glendive Ranger-Review

The Dawson Community College Lady Bucs struggled in an early Thursday afternoon game as they hosted their first home game versus Northwest College. The Lady Bucs started out sluggish, but a 3-point basket by Tailee Bird tied the game at 26-26 with 5:53 left in the half. From there on the Lady Bucs struggled, finishing the half down 44-29. It did not get better in the second half as the Lady Bucs could not find an answer. They went on to lose 91-51.Immediately after the game, the Lady Bucs hopped on the bus to head to Twin Falls, ID for a pair of games. On Friday night, they faced the 6th ranked team in the nation, College of Southern Idaho. The crowd was large and very boisterous for this matchup. Early on the Lady Bucs and Golden Eagles traded baskets. Defensive miscues allowed CSI to take a 13-11 lead after the opening frame. Dawson led by Angel Hill made a run to take the lead at 28-24 with just over two minutes of play left in the half.

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