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Vermont women's basketball opens the Maureen Magarity era with a 96-37 win

Maureen Magarity got her first win as Vermont's coach, and it wasn't close. The Catamounts rolled past D-III Keene State at Patrick Gym on Monday night, in what was her official debut as head coach.

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Three Catamounts scored in double figures

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Papanastasiou-Thomas20 points
Neta Mayshar18 points
Emma Haan12 points

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Vermont women's basketball opens the Magarity era with a 96-37 win

Plus, Essex wins the D1 volleyball titles and a new Winooski hotel opens Thursday.

The TLDR

  1. UVM women's basketball beats Keene State 96-37 in Magarity's debut
  2. Essex wins both D1 volleyball titles; Middlebury takes D2 girls
  3. Sugar House Hotel in Winooski opens Thursday, Nov. 5
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