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This Week Thursday UW-La Crosse* W, 90-39 Sunday Concordia (Minn.)* W, 60-47
Next Five Nov. 11 Milwaukee Nov. 16 at Gonzaga
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Nov. 18 at Washington State 3 p.m. Nov. 21 Washington Nov. 25 Evansville
* Exhibition
Badgers 2-0 in exhibitions » Wisconsin won both of its exhibi- tion games with a 90-39 trouncing of UW-La Crosse and a 60-47 win over Concordia, St. Paul.
The Badgers had four players
score in double figures against UW- La Crosse. Sophomore Jacki Gulc- zynski led the team with 18 points while sophomore AnnMarie Brown added 11 points.
Familiar foe as Badgers
open season at home Wisconsin hosts Milwaukee Sunday
hen the Badgers take the court for the first game of the 2012-13 season on Sunday, a familiar face will be on the Milwaukee bench.
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Kyle (Black) Rechlicz, who played at Wisconsin from 1998-2002, was named the Panthers' head coach in May. Black averaged 7.9 points
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and 2.0 rebounds per game at UW and was also a mem- ber of the UW coaching staff last season in Bobbie Kelsey's first year.
Black has a rebuilding job ahead, as UWM was 9-21 last season. She has a good base from which to build, return- ing four starters and 10 let- terwinners.
Freshmen Nicole Bauman and Dakota Whyte both chipped in 10 points apiece. Against Concordia, Bauman and Morgan Paige put up 17 points apiece.
Fresh impressions » All five of the Badgers' freshmen saw playing time in the UW's two exhibition games. Nicole Bauman, the 2012 Wis- consin State Player of the Year from Eisenhower High School in New Berlin, was the Badgers' leading scorer on the weekend, averaging 13.5 points per game. She also shot 52.6 percent from
the field while adding 5.0 rebounds per game.
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