Lady Bulldogs stun Tennessee in overtime thriller
No. 20 Georgia edged top-ranked Tennessee 68-66 in overtime to reach the SEC tournament final. Key players included Kendrick with 16, Felder 12, and Thomas 12 for Georgia while Shyra Ely led Tennessee with 27 points and 12 rebounds.
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Janese Hardrick
Georgia
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Alexis Kendrick
Brittany Jackson
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Ebony Felder
Christi Thomas
Coli Chambers
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Shyra Ely
Tasha Butts
Bulldogs
Crump, McFadgen pace Vols past South Carolina in road win
Tennessee held off South Carolina 63 56 as Brandon Crump led with 15 points and Scooter McFadgen added 17. South Carolina shot 37 percent and lacked second chance opportunities with Rolando Howell out due to a broken wrist.
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Brandon Trapp
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Kennesaw State advances to Peach Belt finals in close win
Kennesaw State overcame 31 percent shooting to beat Clayton State 43-39 in the Peach Belt Conference semifinals. The Owls (28-4) will face Columbus State, which routed Armstrong Atlantic State 89-49, in the finals at Augusta State. Columbus State’s John Thomas scored 22 points and Deshawn Bowman had 12 assists in setting a tournament margin of victory record.
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All- Peach Best Teams Women and Men Honor Lists
The list names premier players across divisions with first and second teams. Denisha Ferguson of Kennesaw State is named Player of the Year along with several runners up and coaches receiving top honors from Armstrong Atlantic State, Georgia College, and Francis Marion among others. Notable selections include Skye Barber North Florida and Tracy Jacobs Lander on the women’s side and Terrence Hill Kennesaw State on the men’s side.
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Kennesaw State
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Lander
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Si Noidon
Armmstrong A
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Latisha Perry
North Flo
Natasha Stoller
UNC
Ernesta Wideman
Augusta State
Ken' Peaaieen
Kanesthe Gordon
Kenstrong
Atlantic’State
Senate Westen
Landime
East Tennessee Wins SoCon Title as Smith Leads Bucs
East Tennessee State captured the Southern Conference title with a 78-62 win over Chattanooga. Tim Smith scored 25 points and earned MVP honors for the second straight year as ETSU earned its sixth NCAA bid and improved to 27-5.
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Smith
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College of Charleston
Murty Bartow
Alabama-Birmingham
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