Lady Saints Hold Fifth in PBC West Standings
The Lady Saints sit fifth in the six-team PBC West with a 1-3 record, behind Clayton State 4-0 Montevallo 2-1 Columbus State 2-2 and Georgia Southwestern 2-3, while Georgia College remains last at 1-3.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 2011
Page
12
The Lady Saints sit fifth in the six-team PBC West with a 1-3 record, behind Clayton State 4-0 Montevallo 2-1 Columbus State 2-2 and Georgia Southwestern 2-3, while Georgia College remains last at 1-3.
USCA Lady Pacers boast the league's stingy defense allowing under 55 points per game and rely on strong bench production including 38 points off the bench in the last game against Clayton State. North Georgia Lady Saints excel at the foul line, shooting .718, with a 351 three point percentage and strong rebounding, while limiting turnovers to a 1:46 margin.
USCA saw its 10 game win streak end at home as No. 5 Clayton State defeated the Lady Pacers in a nationally televised CBS Sports matchup. Kayla Harris led USCA with 23 points while North Georgia’s Janyce Ealey tops the conference with 16.5 points per game.
Pacers Lander at 1-6 and North Georgia share the league cellar. Saints at 0-3 lag in the West, two games behind co-leaders Clayton State and Georgia Southwestern, while Montevallo Georgia College and Columbus State remain in the hunt with mixed records.
USCA averages about 80 points per game while shooting 49 percent and leads the PBC with 5.9 blocks per game. N Georgia ranks second in blocks at 5.1 and leads in steals at 8.7 per game. The Saints show an 11th ranked defense allowing 73.5 points and a league worst rebounding margin at minus 1 while yielding low field goal and three point defense percentages.
USCA leads Pacers series history 6-4 as North Georgia visits with top scorers Byron Faison and Carl Taylor each averaging in double figures. USCA on a four game skid, Pacers strong at Convocation Center where they are 40-10 over four years.
USCA ranks 11th in the PBC for free throw percentage at 63 percent and 11th in rebounding margin at 2.6 per game. Turnover margin sits near the bottom at 0.64. Scoring remains difficult for the Saints as they average 72.2 points per game.
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