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Saturday, Mar 12, 2016 11:40 AM MT

Updated Saturday, Mar 12, 2016 1:33 PM MT

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Fort Lewis College fans, from left, Jenny O’Block, Karen Perkins and Jeanne Gonzalez, cheer on the Skyhawks in the final moments of the men’s basketball game Saturday during a watch party at Cuckoos Chicken House on College Drive. The Skyhawks beat Dallas Baptist 95-87 in the NCAA Division II South Central Regional Tournament in Wichita Falls, Texas. FLC will play Angelo State at 4 p.m. Sunday in the South Central Regional semifinal. Cuckoos will host the official watch party for all of the Skyhawks’ games as they advance in the tournament. See 1B for more FLC basketball coverage.
Fort Lewis College fans, from left, Jenny O’Block, Karen Perkins and Jeanne Gonzalez, cheer on the Skyhawks in the final moments of the men’s basketball game Saturday during a watch party at Cuckoos Chicken House on College Drive. The Skyhawks beat Dallas Baptist 95-87 in the NCAA Division II South Central Regional Tournament in Wichita Falls, Texas. FLC will play Angelo State at 4 p.m. Sunday in the South Central Regional semifinal. Cuckoos will host the official watch party for all of the Skyhawks’ games as they advance in the tournament. See 1B for more FLC basketball coverage.Amy Maestas/Durango Herald

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