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2/19/2007 - WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
This Week in A-Sun Women's Basketball
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A-Sun Game of the Week
Friday, February 23
Kennesaw State at ETSU
Memorial Center
Johnson City, Tenn.
7:30 pm ET (on CSS)
Second place ETSU hosts fith place Kennesaw State in a battle on CSS. Picked to finish dead last in the preseason poll, the Owls have let their play speak for them, taking some decisive key victories. ETSU, who is ranked 41st in the nation in scoring offense and 12th in steals, will be looking to avenge last week’s 83-79 loss to Jacksonville.
A-Sun Notables
1,000 POINT CLUB
Stetson's Janene Maclin and Belmont's Alysha Clark recently became the newest
members of the 1,000-point club. Maclin, a senior, collected her 1,000th career
point in a 17-point effort against Gardner-Webb. In only her second season,
Clark became the first player in Belmont history to reach the 1,000 career points
in only 52 games. She scored a game-high 20 points -- exactly the number she
needed -- against crosstown foe Lipscomb in the regionally televised Battle
of the Boulevard on CSS. She is in a six-way tie in 38th place on the national
fastest to 1,000 list, surpassing WNBA players like Chamique Holdsclaw and Tamika
Catchings. Maclin and Clark join Gardner-Webb's Shameka Smith, who is the third
active A-Sun player with 1,000 career points.
HOME COURT ADVANTAGE
Ferociously defending its turf, Belmont has won 21 consecutive home games, giving it the third best home court win streak in the nation. The Bruins put their streak
on the line Thursday and Saturday when they host Campbell and Gardner-Webb.
300 AND COUNTING
Gardner-Webb head coach Rick Reeves reached a coaching milestone when he picked
up his 300th victory over the weekend when the Bulldogs took a 61-47 victory
over the Hatters. He grabbed another win against Mercer, sending his career
record to 301-287.
DANCIN' IN DOTHAN
For the fourth consecutive year, the Atlantic Sun women’s basketball champion
will be crowned in Dothan, Alabama. The City of Dothan and the Dothan Civic
Center will serve as host for one of the league’s premier events. The women's
tournament will take place March 8-10.
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