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[N] University of South Dakota Women's Triathlon at Southern Hills Collegiate Cup listed for Sept. 5, 2026
University of South Dakota Athletics lists [N] University of South Dakota Women's Triathlon at Southern Hills Collegiate Cup for Sept. 5, 2026, at Hot Springs, S.D.. This is a scheduled listing, not a result.
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[N] University of South Dakota Women's Triathlon at Southern Hills Collegiate Cup is listed for Sept. 5, 2026 at Hot Springs, S.D., according to the calendar entry on University of South Dakota Athletics.
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