Colorado Mesa Mavericks defeat UT Tyler Patriots in NCAA Division II basketball tournament

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Olivia Reed
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Mar 15, 2026
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On Saturday, March 14, Olivia Reed—a former standout from Windsor High School—helped lead her current team, the Colorado Mesa Mavericks, to a 62-58 victory over the UT Tyler Patriots in the NCAA Division II Basketball Tournament.

The matchup, held at Kitty Magee Arena at 4 p.m., marked the team’s first tournament game against the UT Tyler Patriots.

The Mavericks will play their next contest at Kitty Magee Arena on Monday, March 16 at 6 p.m.

Olivia Reed
Olivia Reed — Forward — Senior — 6′0″ — Hometown: Windsor

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