Chicago Maroons with Alexis Clark fall to UW–Oshkosh 73-56 in NCAA Division III tournament

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Mar 15, 2026
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The Chicago Maroons, featuring former Pioneer High School standout Alexis Clark, were defeated 73-56 by the UW–Oshkosh Titans on Saturday, March 14, in the NCAA Division III Basketball Tournament.

The first meeting between the Maroons and Titans in the tournament tipped off at 8 p.m. at Oshkosh Arena.

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Alexis Clark — Forward — Senior — 6′1″ — Hometown: Ann Arbor

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