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Reno Gazette Journal · Dec 13, 2017

Amanda Levens has Wolf Pack women's basketball on the rise

RGJ sports writers Chris Murray, Duke Ritenhouse and Jim Krajewski count down the top-10 local sports stories of 2017. Chris Murray/RGJ

(Photo: John Byrne/Nevada athletics)In the offseason, Halie Bergman gained a reputation for being one of Nevada’s first players to hit the trash can.

She wasn’t throwing anything away. Instead, she was throwing up. First-year coach Amanda Levens promised her team that no opponent the Wolf Pack faced would be in better shape than they would. So, in the offseason, Levens didn’t add new players or overhaul the roster. She put her team through boot camp.

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