Pair of Ukrainian basketball players find home with the Pronghorns in Lethbridge
Plenty of athletes travel far from home in order to play the sport they love, but for this pair of basketball players from Ukraine, it was less of a choice.
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Basketball players fleeing Ukraine find home with University of Lethbridge Pronghorns
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Pair of Ukrainian basketball players find home with the Pronghorns in Lethbridge
Plenty of athletes travel far from home in order to play the sport they love, but for this pair of basketball players from Ukraine, it was less of a choice.
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