Norrfolok Va Case Study

Gilmore made a layup to pull the Rams within three with 15 seconds left but Hield sank two free throws to seal the victory.

Pollard continued to have a stellar game defensively as she was putting the Springers guards on lockdown this afternoon. Wiggins did not stop either with her dominant game as she was flirting with a double double. Springers through everything they had at Princess Anne, but on this day, it just seemed like it wasn’t going to be enough. The clock began to tick towards the one minute mark, and you could see few people around the Siegel Center begin to hold up fours, implying that the Lady Cavaliers were on their way to their fourth straight state title if they held on for one last minute, well they did. Lady Cavaliers added another State Championship to their legacy. This made number 8 for Head Coach Darnell Dozier, while senior Nyla Pollard became the only female in the area with 4 State Titles.

Commodores hit Hampton with everything they had, you could tell the tank was beginning to run empty for them. Crabbers just continued to stretch the lead. Matthias Carver looked to be the one to make the fat lady sing in this game with a deep three-pointer. Clock hit zero and the score read Hampton 63 Maury 49. This win punched Hamptons ticket to the State Playoffs.

Belmont's offense was back at work at the 3:37 mark of the quarter with Young running for eighteen-yards. Young would be sacked on the drive by #17(not on either roster I have)for a short loss at the 1:36 mark of the quarter. The drive ended on a 39-yard pass from Young to a wide-opened Ja'don Rucker-furlow with :52 showing on the clock. This time it would be Dorrick Conner converting the conversion run to make this a,48-6

Greig Stire fouls out for Albany with 42.5 seconds remaining (turns out to be huge), sending Jameel Warney to the FT line with a chance to give Stony Brook the lead.

Centenary and eventual champion Texas Lutheran both led the tournament by ending a pair of team’s seasons. With the Ladies finishing third, freshmen Nichole Aldridge (pitcher) and Margeux Smith (designated player) were both named to the SCAC All-Tournament team.

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.

Ladies Fall Short in Attempt to Shake Up SCAC Standings, Lose in OT to Conference Leader

Facing a 4th and five with 4:47 left in the third quarter,the Indians elected to go for it. Jack Beeler was sacked for an 12-yard loss by #8 Marcus Jones. The Cougars carried that momentum with them on the ensuing drive. It tool 8-plays to cover the 49-yards for the score, with the score coming in the shape of a 4-yard run from Bailey. The point after kick locked this one up once again, at 14 apiece with 1:22 left in the quarter.

Granby came out in the 1Q with a heavy dose of Giovanni Jones, and it was making Jamestown sick as they had no answer. The Wang twins were not able to find the basket in this period, maybe the next, but until then Diamante Brown and Jason Schmidt, This gave the Eagles an opportunity to stay in the game with not much time left in this 1Q. Granby would close out this quarter strong leading 23-14.

The 'Dores led by five points with 1:37 remaining with an offensive rebound and jumper by Jeff Roberson.

The Pride would answer back in the bottom of the fourth inning, scoring 5 runs to lead 1-5. The Pacers would continue to compete, as a steal to home plate by Justin Torres initiated the momentum heading into the fifth inning (2-5). Offensively the Pacer would remained dominant, scoring two more runs in the sixth inning, and tying the game in the seventh inning (5-5).

At the 5:24 mark of the quarter Cole Porter was able to pick up 38-yards thanks to a big block, that I believe came from Cody Albaugh. From there it would not take long for this to become a 7-0 game. The score came with 3:57 left in the

The Ladies finished the season 4-12-3 and 3-7-2 in SCAC play, earning their highest regular season conference finish (fourth) and advanced to the semifinals of the SCAC Conference Tournament for the first time in program

The Panthers shot 10-of-16 from the three-point point and led by as many as 17 points in the second half. The Flashes were able to pull within seven points in the final two minutes, but were unable to overcome the hot shooting display by Pitt.