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Sports Sunday: Assumption Alum, DePaul Softball’s Bella Nigey
By Nick Couzin,
2025-02-03Assumption alum and DePaul softball pitcher, Bella Nigey joined Nick Couzin on Fox 18 Sports Sunday to talk about the first two season playing for the Blue Demons.
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