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Mataeya Mathern training, playing through pain at UND

Story byThe Jamestown Sun, N. D. Katie Ringer, The Jamestown Sun, N. D. Tue, December 30, 2025 at 5:47 PM UTC·4 min readDec. 30—GRAND FORKS — If you are looking for Mataeya Mathern, you will probably find her on the basketball court — even when it's not basketball season. Mathern, an Edgeley/Kulm-Montpelier Class of 2024 grad, is currently playing basketball for the University of North Dakota women's basketball team. The E/K-M alum is 13 games into her second season with the Fighting Hawks. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementMathern's freshman season ended with a couple of big wins but fell short in the semifinal round of the Summit League Tournament against top-ranked South Dakota State University.

Mataeya Mathern training, playing through pain at UND

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Key Highlights

  • UND finished at 12-19 overall and 6-10 in the conference standings.
  • The Fighting Hawks had no seniors, six juniors, three sophomores and one redshirt, and five true freshmen on the roster last year. Mathern played in 20 games as a true freshman and scored a total of 15 points.
  • She averaged 7.7 minutes played per night."My freshman season was full of new experiences where I learned how to navigate many changes and adjust to what it is like playing college basketball at this level," Mathern said.
  • "I feel like all the experiences helped me grow as a player and person, which is only going to help me in the future.
  • My impression (of) the season was that we (grew) a lot."After UND's season concluded in early March, Mathern and the team took a few weeks off before getting back to work. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement"The offseason consisted of a lot of shooting, lifting, ...
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