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Snow Women’s Basketball Adds New Assistant Wednesday

By midutahradio.com · July 1, 2026 · 1 min read
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EPHRAIM, Utah—Wednesday, Snow College womens head basketball coach Michael Shreeve added Liana Kaitu'u as an assistant coach for his staff. Kaitu'u previously served as West High School's assistant girls basketball coach, leading the Panthers to a 5A state basketball second-place finish this past season. Kaitu'u has also served as an …

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