One up, one down and still in first place
It was one step forward, one step back for the women’s basketball team on the road last weekend as they slipped back into a four-way tie for first in the Ivy League.
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Stephanie Marciano ’08 moves the ball past Bears guard Stephanie Lee on Jan. 26. The Elis defeated Columbia and fell to Cornell this weekend on the road.
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