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UAA Men's Basketball Secures Second Seed in GNAC Tournament

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In a bittersweet senior night, both UAA basketball teams suffered tough losses to Saint Martin’s. The mens team, led by retiring coach Rusty Osborne, lost a heartbreaker on a half-court buzzer-beater. The womens team, relying heavily on seniors, fell short despite a strong second-half push. Both teams struggled with early mental lapses, but the bench stepped up, scoring more than half the points. The men, now the second seed in the GNAC tournament, head to Bellingham, Washington, for the championship, while the womens season ends on a sour note.

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UAA Men's Basketball Secures Second Seed in GNAC Tournament

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Anchorage News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!UAA Men's Basketball Secures Second Seed in GNAC Tournament. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

In Anchorage today, March 2nd, on Saturday night at the Alaska Airlines Center, both University of Alaska Anchorage basketball teams dropped tough losses on senior night to St. Martin's. The men squad filled 57-56 after a half-court buzzer-beater erased their late lead. Meanwhile, the women lost 66-51 despite a strong second-half push. Both teams came out flat, trailing by double digits at halftime as senior night emotions got the best of them. The men rallied from big deficits several times, grabbing a 56-54 edge on a corner 3 with seconds left. But the Saints guard sank a desperation heave right at the buzzer. Coach's pointed to too much adrenaline, causing early mental lapses and poor execution. For the men, it stung extra as retiring head coach Rusty Osborne and seniors closed out their final home game. The bench stepped up big, scoring more than half the points with 11 of 13 players contributing. Injured seniors saw limited action to stay fresh for playoffs,

relying instead on reserves who delivered key, late buckets. The women leaned on their seniors for most scoring, but the early hole proved too deep in their regular season finale. Now the men head to the Great Northwest Athletic Conference tournament as the second seed, with a first round by. They faced the winner of another match of Friday at 4.15 pm. Alaska Standard Time and Bellingham, Washington, eyeing the title and automatic. Bid, the Daily News Now is presented by our sponsor, your pillow, your podcast, your moment, made for listening in bed, us-o-l-i-soli-pillow.com

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