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Senior women’s basketball players make decisions on extra year of eligibilitySports
Senior Chloe Lamb is one of two seniors who have announced their return to the court next season. The Volante | Peyton Beyers
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March 2nd, 2021 Bailey Zubke Sports, Women's Basketball comments

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As postseason play approaches for many USD sports, athletes are seniors are pressed with deciding on whether to extend their time at USD an extra year to compete one last season. Two Coyote women’s basketball players announced their plans Monday at USD’s pre-Summit League Tournament press conference.

“I mean I have told other people I plan on coming back,” Chloe Lamb said. “I’m looking forward to having another year. It kind of works out with school and what I want my future to be and so as of now, I’ll be back.”

Lamb is studying kinesiology with a focus on exercise science. She is also minoring in coaching.

“I’ve got a coaching minor, and hoping to get into coaching, hope I can get a GA (graduate assistant) position, somewhere, looking at Coach P over here,” Lamb said. “No, but hopefully I can get into that and stay in college basketball and, hopefully, that puts me in a good position.”

Lamb’s classmate Liv Korngable also announced her plan to return for the 2021-22 season, but had to make some adjusts to make it happen.

“I also will be coming back next year,” Korngable said. “Unlike Chloe, my path kind of shifted with my career path. I interviewed for some PT programs this fall, so I was planning on doing that. But when I was given the opportunity to take another year. I couldn’t pass that up. I think, you know, I get to be a PT for the rest of my life but I can only play college basketball with such a special group for so long, so I think I would I’d be dumb not to take the opportunity.”

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One of the five seniors announced that she wouldn’t return for another season. Claudia Kunzer told Jay Elsen of Midco Sports Network that she wouldn’t return for another year of Coyote basketball because she wants to be able to give her all in her nursing program, and she felt as though she couldn’t give it her all in both simultaneously.

.@claudia_kunzer may not have the statistics of some of her senior classmates, but the impact she's made on @SDCoyotesWBB is second to none.@ElsenMidcoSN talked with her about that, as well as her decision to focus on what's sure to be a very bright future.#MidcoSports pic.twitter.com/Cal4WNx1Lf

— Midco Sports Network (@MidcoSN) March 1, 2021

The other two seniors on the women’s basketball team haven’t made announcements on their plans for next season yet. Hannah Sjerven said her focus is on the Summit League Tournament following Sunday’s game and Monica Arens, who didn’t play this season due to injury, told The Press & Dakotan’s Jeremy Hoeck she hasn’t made a decision yet.

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The women’s basketball team kicks off the Summit League Tournament Saturday, facing Oral Roberts at 2:45 p.m. in the Sanford Pentagon in Sioux Falls. 

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Bailey Zubke

Bailey is a Sport Marketing & Media major at USD. He is the Managing Editor for the Volante.

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