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Gamble’s Late Three Lifts Monmouth Past Lehigh, 75-67

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Gamble’s Late Three Lifts Monmouth Past Lehigh, 75-67

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Gamble’s Late Three Lifts Monmouth Past Lehigh, 75-67 — Photo: Monmouth University / Wikimedia Commons (Public domain)

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Monmouth defeated Lehigh 75-67 on Friday, improving to 2-0 while the Mountain Hawks fell to 0-2. Gigi Gamble led Monmouth with 28 points and hit a decisive step-back three-pointer in the final minute; the Hawks then made six straight free throws to seal the win. Lehigh, which had opened its season with a loss to defending national champion UCLA, stayed within reach late but could not overcome Monmouth’s finish.

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