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Fast start, strong finish lifts UAB past Lady Eagles The University of Alabama-Birmingham finished off a weekend sweep of the University of Southern Mississippi Lady Eagles Saturday with an 84-65 victory at Reed Green Coliseum. (Source: AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall) By WDAM Staff | January 10, 2021 at 11:13 PM CST - Updated January 10 at 11:13 PM
HATTIESBURG, Miss. (WDAM) - A slow start by the University of Southern Mississippi and a dominating finish by the University of Alabama-Birmingham Saturday helped keep the Lady Eagles winless in Conference USA.
The Lady Blazers led by 15 points after one period and then after the Lady Eagles spent the next 2 ½ quarters closing to within 69-63 in the fourth stanza, UAB closed out an 84-65 win on a 15-2 run.
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Written by Chance Bond on December 21, 2020
Traveling across Wyoming to play Torrington on Friday night and Burns on Saturday afternoon didn’t phase the Lady Warriors. Worland would start the weekend with the Torrington Lady Trailblazers. Torrington came into the game with a win over Thermopolis by 9 points, similar to the Lady Warriors 10 point win over the Lady Bobcats.
Darla Hernandez would lead Worland in scoring against Torrington with 18 points. Tymberlynn Crippen had 16, and Sophmore Brooke Wright had 10 points. The story of the game was Denali Jones and her defense against Reece Halley ,who had 25 points in the game. No other Lady Blazer would have more than 7 points. Jones shut down all other scorers and held her own against Halley. The Lady Warriors would leave Torrington with a 48-44 win against a very good Torrington team.
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Valdosta State Rallied To Beat Lee Lady Flames In OT Saturday, December 19, 2020 Lee women’s basketball team is finding the Complex at Valdosta State a very difficult place to play. Last Dec. 17th, the Lady Flames lost a rugged battle to the host Lady Blazers, one of their only three regular season losses. On Saturday afternoon Valdosta battled back from a 12-point deficit at the beginning of the fourth period to force an overtime to win 80-76. It was the first loss of the early season for the 2-1 Lady Flames. Valdosta improved to 3-0. Both teams will break for the holidays and Lee will return to action on Saturday, Jan.
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