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The Company We Keep Theater Company To Present CONSTELLATIONS At Chain Theatre - Vimarsana News

The Company We Keep Theater Company To Present CONSTELLATIONS At Chain Theatre

Experience a unique Latinx spin on the romantic and philosophical themes of CONSTELLATIONS by Nick Payne, presented by The Company We Keep Theater Company at Chain Theatre from April 18-28, 2024.

Former MaxPreps Female Athlete of the Year Alissa Pili has eyes set on WNBA after starring at Utah - Vimarsana News

Former MaxPreps Female Athlete of the Year Alissa Pili has eyes set on WNBA after starring at Utah

MaxPreps News - After winning 13 state titles in Alaska, Pili shining for nationally-ranked Utes.

No. 11 Utah had its chance to knock off No. 1 South Carolina. Why it didn't quite work out - Vimarsana News

No. 11 Utah had its chance to knock off No. 1 South Carolina. Why it didn't quite work out

The Utah Utes women’s basketball team overcame an early 11-point deficit behind a career game from Alissa Pili, though the top-ranked South Carolina Gamecocks managed to hold off the Utes.

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With high rank, Utah women found it difficult to schedule resume-building games - Vimarsana News

With high rank, Utah women found it difficult to schedule resume-building games

The old college basketball cliche that the better you get, the less teams are willing to schedule you certainly applies here.

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Wisconsin transfer Maty Wilke's newfound spark a boon for Utah's tourney hopes - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin transfer Maty Wilke's newfound spark a boon for Utah's tourney hopes

When Maty Wilke's name hit the portal, it felt like that opportunity had fortuitously opened again.

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