Gophers to Cut 41 Women Athletes Amid Men's Cuts

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The University of Minnesota plans to reduce non-revenue sports rosters by next year, meaning women student-athletes will be let go in addition to the full cutting of men's track and field, tennis and gymnastics.

A Gophers official confirmed to the Minneapolis Star Tribune that the university plans to have 98 fewer athletes on its non-revenue teams, meaning 41 previously unreported women’s athlete cuts in addition to 57 men affected by the elimination of the aforementioned three sports.

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