Providence beats South Carolina in Big East SEC Challenge
Providence Friars jump out early and pull away at home to defeat South Carolina 76-67. Bryce Cotton and LaDontae Henton key the 14-4 late run while Gerald Coleman and five Friars reach double figures. Bruce Ellington struggles in first game back for South Carolina.
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Council
Gamecocks
Bryce Cotton
Tae Henton
Coleman
Bruce Ellington
Steve Spurrier
Darrin Horn
Ed Cooley
USCA Pacers overpower Saints in home win
Daniela Tarailo fueled a fast paced attack as USCA cruised past the Saints by creating turnovers and finishing with a balanced scoring effort. Harris extended her scoring pace while Brandt noted the team’s focus on attacking the basket and winning. The Pacers host Flagler on December 10 after returning home for only the second time this season.
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Brandt
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Pacers rely on depth in win over Benedict ahead of tough test
Sterling Council led USCA with 17 points and five assists as the Pacers built a big run on defense. Maurice Hubbard posted 11 points and a game high in rebounds, while Richard Johnson added 17 and Alex Parks 5.
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Austin Bennett
Council
Alex Council
Alexander
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Ce Ane der
Midland Valley
Marquett Carr
Chase Holmes
Maurice Hubbard
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Hubbard
Polah
Corral
Re’mon Nelson
Jesse Seilern
Jeremy Crawford
Richard Johnson
Yellow Jackets
Strom Thurmond
Alex Parks
Benedict
Marcus Goode
Goode
Local high school basketball results roll in
Wagener Salley beat class AA night. Rakeem Hicks 26 points and R J Tyler 20. Wardlaw Patriots win 1 0 led by Daniel Wooten 13 Malik Lee 11. Midland Valley 20 by Chance Prandy and Sojourn Gartrell 13 for Eagles. Mead Hall Eps beats Immaculate Conception 39 34 in overtime led by Hunter James 15.
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Rakeem Hicks
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Daniel Wooten
Malik Lee
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Hunter Foley
Jefferson Davis
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Chance Prandy
Sojourn Gartrell
Eagles
Jackson
Jaquez Smith
Moses Cheek
John Smith
Ridge Spring Monetta
Mead Hall Eps School
Immaculate Conception
Hunter James
Mead Hall
Zion Glow
Michael
Kathryn Ginn
Katelyn Rearden
Hannah Shead
Will Davis
Freshman Anthony Davis fuels No. 1 Kentucky win over St John’s
Anthony Davis had 15 points 15 rebounds and eight of Kentucky’s school-record 18 blocks in an 81-59 victory over St John’s. Terrence Jones added 26 points as the top-ranked Wildcats (7-0) prepare for No. 5 North Carolina. Davis swatted four shots before the first timeout and Eloy Vargas contributed a late block.
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