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jfer at cau 22
73
Winner FVSU-W FVSU-W 8-13; 6-10
69
CAUWBB~1 CAUWBB~1 6-17; 5-8
Winner
FVSU-W FVSU-W
8-13; 6-10
73
Final
69
CAUWBB~1 CAUWBB~1
6-17; 5-8
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 F
FVSU-W FVSU-W 15 17 20 21 73
CAUWBB~1 CAUWBB~1 14 19 25 11 69

Game Recap: Women's Basketball | | Chris Myers

Wildcats Double up Panthers in 4th Quarter, Number 22 Putback Seals Twosday Road Win

ATLANTA, Ga. – The Wildcats proved Twosday to be the case! Number 22 Torri Myers grabbed the offensive rebound and dropped in the putback with 34 seconds to put Fort Valley State in the lead as it doubled up host Clark Atlanta in the final period for the 73-69 women's basketball final.

Tied at 69, Myers track down the FVSU (8-13/6-10 SIAC East) missed shot and laid it up-and-in for a 71-69 lead. Ja'Meshia Williams stole the ball from the Lady Panthers (6-17/5-8 SIAC East) on the next possession, before Ja'Nya Ferguson made the first of two foul shots with 13 seconds for a 72-69 tally. Clark Atlanta's Reagan Jackson misfired on a potential game-tying 3-pointer and Kyndall Thomas made the final FVSU point with a second left to seal the four-point win.

On the second month, 22nd day of 2022, Myers hit 9 of 18 shots for a Wildcat-best 19 points to go with seven rebounds, four blocked shots and two assists. Amiya Allen posted a double-double of 15 points on 6 of 11 attempts and 11 caroms. Ferguson almost made it two double-doubles with nine points and 11 boards to go with three assists and a block.

Nikki Culbreath added 11 points and Diamond Jones seven points and five assists from the FVSU backcourt. Angel Williams totaled six points and nine rebounds.

For Clark Atlanta, Reagan Jackson had high honors with 31 points on 9 of 31 shooting.

Trailing by eight points with 9:48, the Wildcats started to make their move. A Ferguson offensive rebound and layup pulled FVSU to within three, 60-57, two minutes later. After a Ja'Meshia Williams trey from Myers cut it the difference to a single point, Angel Williams tied the contest at 65 with 4:44 to go. 

A Myers jumper pushed the Wildcats in front, 67-65, with 4:13, before Allen made a pair of free throws to make it 69-65. The Lady Panthers tied it a minute later at 69 with 2:20 to set up the final series of events.

FVSU made 7 of its 15 shots in the game-deciding fourth frame, while CAU was only 4 for 19.

FVSU stays on the road to complete its regular season Thursday night, Feb. 24, in a 5:30 p.m. contest at Savannah State. 


 
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