Some Native American nations have a two-spirit gender status. These two-spirit people are male, female and sometimes intersexed individuals who combine
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The University of New Mexico women’s basketball team may carry two noteworthy roster distinctions into the 2021-22 season.
The Lobos could have one of the nation’s most experienced starting lineups – and still rank as one of the youngest teams.
UNM officially got younger Tuesday, announcing the additions of two international players who will be freshmen next season. The Lobos added guards Zeyno Isil Seren, a 5-foot-10 guard from Ankara, Turkey, and Rebeka Renczes, a 5-7 point guard from Szekszgard, Hungary, bringing next season’s roster to 12 players.
Zeyno Isil Seren
Rebeka Renczes
The group includes five seniors (Antonia Anderson, Jaedyn De La Cerda, Shaiquel McGruder, LaTora and LaTascya Duff), all of whom may start. The remaining players are two relatively inexperienced sophomores (Kath van Bennekom and Nevaeh Parkinson) and five incoming freshmen.
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