Miller's thirty-three points lead Barton women to 105-97 victory at Neosho County - 5 days ago
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Combining for the most points in the twenty-three game historical series, the Barton Community College women's basketball team got thirty-three points from Mallory Miller to lead the Cougars' outscoring the Panthers of the Neosho County Community College 105-97 Monday night in Chanute, Kansas. The victory closes out the pre-holiday schedule for the Cougars on a three game win streak improving to 3-1 in conference play and 9-2 overall while Neosho County suffers their fourth straight loss... [read more]
Combining for the most points in the twenty-three game historical series, the Barton Community College women's basketball team got thirty-three points from Mallory Miller to lead the Cougars' outscoring the Panthers of the Neosho County Community College 105-97 Monday night in Chanute, Kansas. The victory closes out the pre-holiday schedule for the Cougars on a three game win streak improving to 3-1 in conference play and 9-2 overall while Neosho County suffers their fourth straight loss in falling to 1-3 and 4-10 on the year. Barton's next action will come December 28-29 in Hutchinson at the Blue Dragon Holiday Classic with the Cougars first game coming at 4:00 p.m. against Ellsworth Community College followed by Saturday's 1:00 p.m. game at the Sports Arena taking on Iowa Western Community College. It was all Panthers early behind a 9-0 run in jumping out to an 11-2 lead. Beginning with a Miller trey to key a 7-0 spurt, the Cougars kept rolling adding ten more points in the 17-2 stretch to surge ahead 20-15. Neosho regained the lead with eight straight before Kolby Davis' buzzer beater cut the first quarter deficit to 23-22. As both Cougar point guards sat the bench saddled with foul trouble, the teams continued the up and down pace into the second frame with Barton receiving critical plays by a host of bench players. Richelle Turney and Taylor Nichols free throws gave Barton a five point margin while a Paige Talbott and Fatou Ndao inside bucket kept Neosho at arms reach before Ndao took over the paint pushing the lead out to ten twice with eight straight points on the Cougar side of the scoreboard giving Barton a 52-45 advantage to the locker room. Like the start of the game, the Panthers came out hot to begin the third quarter in taking over the lead on a 10-0 run until Miller responded knocking down consecutive long range shots. Neosho jumped back ahead with four straight but the Cougars rattled off seven of their own capped by Taylor Regan's three-point play. Jaylin Stapleton drew two offensive charge calls on the defensive end in the final three minutes with Miller going on a personal five point campaign including her fifth triple of the night to beat the buzzer for a 77-71 Barton lead. The Cougars held off the Panthers surge throughout the final frame with the clinching moment coming just under two to play on a Neosho bench technical and Barton leading by four. Miller sank the charity throws then knocked down a baseline triple pushing the margin to 97-88 with 1:38 left. Stapleton and Turney free throws helped hold off a final Panther push securing Barton's perfect record of 23-0 in the overall series. Miller finished 10-of-19 from the field including knocking down the six beyond the arc and sinking 7-of-8 from the charity stripe to come up one shy of the Goddard native's new career high. Regan posted the Albert sophomore's sixth double-double of year with a sixteen point, fourteen rebound effort in helping the Cougars finish even-up on the rebound battle with the Region's top rated rebounding team. Ten points came from a trio of players in Irene Chukwudi, Ndao getting all of hers in the first half, while Stapleton scored all of her ten in second half play. Turney added eight points with Davis putting seven on the stat sheet while hauling down a career high nine rebounds. Neosho County had two players out front with big scoring nights, Chrissy Brown putting up twenty-four with Kelcey Hinz racking up twenty. Jessica Jones struck for twelve off the bench behind 4-of-8 shooting from behind the arc while Alexis Casher just missed a double-double with eight points and team high ten rebounds. Courtesy of: bartonsports.com
Eastern Florida SC drops FSC Jacksonville - 11 days ago
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The Eastern Florida State College women's basketball team scored a season-high 98 points in a win against the Florida State College at Jacksonville Tuesday night at Titan Field House. The Titans, who beat FSC Jacksonville for the second time this season, outscored the Blue Wave 53-20 in the second have to improve to 7-3 on the season. FSC Jacksonville used a 7-0 run to finish the second quarter but trailed 45-32 at the half. The third quarter saw the Titans go on an 11-2 run and pull away... [read more]
The Eastern Florida State College women's basketball team scored a season-high 98 points in a win against the Florida State College at Jacksonville Tuesday night at Titan Field House. The Titans, who beat FSC Jacksonville for the second time this season, outscored the Blue Wave 53-20 in the second have to improve to 7-3 on the season. FSC Jacksonville used a 7-0 run to finish the second quarter but trailed 45-32 at the half. The third quarter saw the Titans go on an 11-2 run and pull away for the victory. Sierra Votaw led the way with 17 points while Taylor Jones and Briana Fahy each had 12. Teammates Skye Williams and Jacquelyn Levay each had 11 for the Titans who snapped a two-game losing streak. The 98 points was the most for the Titans at home since the 2016-17 season. It is the first of a four-game homestand for Eastern Florida State College, who will host Miami Dade on Dec. 13 at 6 p.m. and Santa Fe on Dec. 15 at 2 p.m. before wrapping up the homestand against Indian River State College Dec. 18 at 5:30 p.m. Courtesy of: efsctitans.com
The College of Central Florida rally falls short to NJCAA No.7 Chipola - 26 days ago
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The College of Central Florida women's basketball team dropped a tough on at home to NJCAA No. 7/ FCSAA No. 4 Chipola College on Monday night at Patriot gym. The Lady Patriots went into the half down 42-34, but cut the Lady Indians' lead to five entering the fourth quarter. Costly turnovers and missed opportunities at the line hurt CF down the stretch as Chipola went on to win 87-73. As a team, CF shot over 55 percent from the field and held the Indians to just 37 percent, but Chipola was... [read more]
The College of Central Florida women's basketball team dropped a tough on at home to NJCAA No. 7/ FCSAA No. 4 Chipola College on Monday night at Patriot gym. The Lady Patriots went into the half down 42-34, but cut the Lady Indians' lead to five entering the fourth quarter. Costly turnovers and missed opportunities at the line hurt CF down the stretch as Chipola went on to win 87-73. As a team, CF shot over 55 percent from the field and held the Indians to just 37 percent, but Chipola was able to cash in 38 points off 29 Patriot turnovers to secure the win. Freshman forward Desiree Mack finished in double figures for the fifth consecutive game, scoring a team-high 20 points and grabbing seven rebounds. Freshman point guard Haylie Holloway also had a career night, finishing with 11 points, while N'Mya Pierce added 12 points for her fifth double-digit performance of the year. Courtesy of: cfpatriots.net
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