Hope College Rallies To Beat Kalamazoo 87 65 In MIAA Opener
The Flying Dutchmen trailed Kalamazoo by over 20 points early in the game but surged back behind Dennis Towns and Teddy Ray. Towns fought inside for key rebounds and scores while Ray knocked down seven 3s as Hope earned its first conference win.
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Hope College honors 1990s Flying Dutchmen basketball era
Hope College celebrated its 1990s Flying Dutchmen, a dominant era that won 223 games and earned two national runner-up finishes while collecting six MIAA titles. The event at DeVos Fieldhouse drew many alumni including standout players Eric Elliott, Duane Bosma, and Joel Holstege, reflecting on a storied past and ongoing local coaching careers.
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Hope Women Rout Kalamazoo in 96 30 Victory
Hope College women’s basketball rebound from a loss to Trine with a 96 30 win at Kalamazoo College. Olivia Voskuil and Francesca Buchanan each led with seven rebounds and 19 points respectively as Hope totalled 62 boards and 24 offensive rebounds to seize control early and stay tied for second in the MIAA at 4 1. Next up is Alma at DeVos Fieldhouse.
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