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BREAKING: Former Syracuse and Australian National Team women’s basketball player Tiana Mangakahia died following her second battle with cancer, her family announced.

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Among the rookies making waves in basketball this season, few have captured attention and admiration like Paige Bueckers and Caitlin Clark. Both athletes have quickly established themselves as forces to …

BREAKING: Former Syracuse and Australian National Team women’s basketball player Tiana Mangakahia died following her second battle with cancer, her family announced. Read More
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Former Syracuse and Australian National Team women’s basketball player Tiana Mangakahia died following her second battle with cancer, her family announced.

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Tiana Mangakahia’s passing marks a heartbreaking moment in the world of basketball, a loss felt deeply by her family, friends, teammates, and fans around the globe. Mangakahia, a former Syracuse …

Former Syracuse and Australian National Team women’s basketball player Tiana Mangakahia died following her second battle with cancer, her family announced. Read More

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