Bentley Falcons fall to Daemen Wildcats in NCAA Division II women’s basketball

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Mikela Cooper
Mikela Cooper
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Mar 15, 2026
ByH. L. Rowland
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On Saturday, March 14, former Valley Vista High School star Mikela Cooper and her team, the Bentley Falcons, fell 58-55 to the Daemen Wildcats in the NCAA Division II Basketball Tournament.

Tipoff was at 5 p.m. at James Moore Field House, marking the Falcons’ first tournament game against the Daemen Wildcats.

Mikela Cooper
Mikela Cooper — Forward — Senior — 6′1″ — Hometown: Surprise

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