Case Study: The Yellowjackets

Centenary got back one, but the Crusaders put the game away with five in the sixth. The Ladies committed three errors which led to three unearned runs for Dallas.

"Today we ran into a great team," VCU coach Will Wade said. "Unbelievable performance by Hield there down the stretch. Every time they needed a big basket, he answered the bell. He's just a phenomenal player. Best player I've seen in college basketball. So I'm proud of our guys. We just didn't quite have enough."

Then it was mineral points turn to go against us and then they won by 6 and we were

Crabbers came out hot! Jalen Ray put his athleticism on display, while Marquis Godwin hit a clean step back jumper. Hampton went on a quick 6-0 run. Commodores were staying aggressive riding behind their stars Chase Coleman and Bryan Phillips. Crabbers took a 19-9 lead to end the first quarter. This game was shaping out to be a big one for Godwin as it did not see if he had plans on missing any shots.

The Mountaineers (36-22) overcame an 8-0 deficit in the first two and a half innings to take a 10-9 lead in the bottom of the fifth. That lead stood until the ninth inning until TCU (42-15) tied the game.

Into the third quarter, Linebacker Lang Evans came up with the biggest play of the game, an interception leaving Turpin at the Redskin six yard line. On the next snap, Turpin’s Nathan Hooper scores a 6 yd run touchdown, breaking the tie. With a successful Turpin field goal from kicker Harry Sand and unsuccessful kick from Anderson, 3rd quarter ended in 31-21.

PVAMU took advantage of the GSU’s missed opportunity and marched down the field from the 24 yard line. Lee and the Panthers appeared to have the Tigers on their heels as they moved the ball to the GSU’s 33 yard line. From that point, Dawonya Tucker rush for 33 yards to the for a touchdown, Owen Hoolihan added the PAT with 5:08 left in the quarter to give the Panthers a 16-0 lead.

Tyler Doanes, Darius Hill and Kyle Gray each had two hits for the Mountaineers (26-22, 8-12 Big 12).

Eric Eaves (22) was the other Bulldog to hit double figures with 11 points and player Greg Mortimer (3) led the Bulldogs with six rebounds.

After a Frey kill put herself on serve, an assisted block by Lawson and sophomore Michaela Brantley, followed by a Frey ace, cut the deficit to one. After both teams sided out, a Tiger’s attack error and a Lawson kill put Centenary up 10-9. Tied at 17 later in the set, two East Texas Baptist errors around a Lawson kill put Centenary up 20-17. Centenary led 22-18, but a mini-service run by the Tiger’s Paige Miller, including a pair of aces, knotted the set at 22. Miller led the home team with 27 digs, 10 kills, and six service

Jevon Carter and Lamont West both poured in 17 points. Sagaba Konate notched his third double-double of the year with 16 points and 13 boards as the Mountaineers (14-1, 3-0) won their 14th straight.

After Southwestern tied the game seven minutes later to send the match to halftime tied at one, junior Chase Clark netted his second goal of the season to put the Gents ahead. In the 62nd minute, the

LONGVIEW, Texas – The Ladies picked up their first straight-set victory in Longview, Texas, in match one, and followed that up with a win in three sets against the Bulldogs to reach double-digit season victories for the first time in six seasons as Centenary (10-11) swept LeTourneau (6-14) 25-20, 25-21, 25-19) and Jarvis Christian (3-22) 25-14, 25-17, 25-23 Friday afternoon, October 6.

Denver won the final 15 minutes by another pair of baskets to set the final 10 point margin of victory. The Nuggets used both a strong

Sophomore Nichole Aldridge (3-4) took the win in the circle, throwing six innings and allowing 10 hits (four in the seventh) and six runs (five earned) while striking out four and walking one. Entering the game with the bases loaded and three-runs scored in the seventh, sophomore Makenzie Stewart picked up the save, allowing one hit and one walk in an inning pitched.