After rattling off six consecutive victories, including a title at the Wine Valley Tournament in Napa last weekend, the Lady Miners made it seven in a row Thursday night with an impressive 61-41 win against Colfax. Nevada Union (10-3) moved the ball well all game and found open shots but had trouble converting from the field in the first half. It was the defense that kept the squad ahead the entire way, forcing bad passes and coming up with steals that led to opportunities in transition. “In the first half, we came out cold,” said coach John McDaniel. “We had …