
3/12/2021 3:08:00 PM | Women's Basketball
KENNESAW – #4 Lipscomb fell 59-44 to #1 FGCU in the ASUN Championship Semifinal at the KSU Convocation Center Friday afternoon.Â
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Dorie Harrison lead the squad with 13 points and seven rebounds and senior Taylor Clark also poured in 11 points.Â
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The Bisons held the Eagles to 28-percent from the floor and held ASUN Player of the Year, Kierstan Bell to a season-low nine points.Â
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It was a slow start from both teams, with neither team scoring for nearly four minutes. FGCU finally broke the scoring drought to take a 2-0 lead.Â
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The bucket sparked Lipscomb's offense as Jordan Peete answered with a driving layup to even things out.Â
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After trading points, Jane Deason nailed a three-pointer to give Lipscomb a 7-4 lead, its first of the afternoon, at the 2:50 mark of the first quarter.Â
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The Eagles answered with an 8-0 run to end the first frame with a 12-7 lead.Â
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In the second quarter the Bisons came out hot going on an 8-0 run. Dorie Harrison scored back-to-back buckets that energized the Lipscomb squad.Â
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Keeping the over four-minute run going was Taylor Clark who capped off the 11-0 run with a dagger triple to give Lipscomb an 18-15 lead at the 6:06 mark of the second quarter.Â
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Lipscomb seemingly had all the momentum and forced a FGCU shot clock violation and timeout.
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Out of the timeout, the Eagles went on an 11-0 run of their own to end the first half with a 23-18 lead.Â
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Jalyn Holcomb came out of the gate firing on all cylinders in the second half, scoring the first points of the second half from behind the arc.
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However, the Eagles extended their lead, 42-27 after three full quarters.Â
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The Bisons still had fight left in them heading into the fourth quarter. After an early FGCU bucket, Clark sparked an 8-0 run with a driving layup to get the squad back within single digits (35-44).Â
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FGCU responded with back-to-back triples to extend its lead back out 50-35 heading into the final media timeout.Â
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Lipscomb fought hard to the final buzzer, but ultimately fell 59-44 in the ASUN Championship semifinal.Â
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The Bisons finished the season 12-10 overall and 8-6 overall in conference play. This season marks the first winning season for Lipscomb Women's Basketball since the 2003-04 season and the most wins since the 2004-05 season.Â
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Dorie Harrison lead the squad with 13 points and seven rebounds and senior Taylor Clark also poured in 11 points.Â
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The Bisons held the Eagles to 28-percent from the floor and held ASUN Player of the Year, Kierstan Bell to a season-low nine points.Â
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It was a slow start from both teams, with neither team scoring for nearly four minutes. FGCU finally broke the scoring drought to take a 2-0 lead.Â
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The bucket sparked Lipscomb's offense as Jordan Peete answered with a driving layup to even things out.Â
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Â.@JPeete1 will find a way ??#HornsUp ?? pic.twitter.com/h8rSylMDPs
— Lipscomb Women's Basketball (@LipscombWBB) March 12, 2021
After trading points, Jane Deason nailed a three-pointer to give Lipscomb a 7-4 lead, its first of the afternoon, at the 2:50 mark of the first quarter.Â
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Â.@janedeason20 for 3? to give us a 7-4 lead! #HornsUp ?? pic.twitter.com/URySzJOj0Y
— Lipscomb Women's Basketball (@LipscombWBB) March 12, 2021
The Eagles answered with an 8-0 run to end the first frame with a 12-7 lead.Â
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In the second quarter the Bisons came out hot going on an 8-0 run. Dorie Harrison scored back-to-back buckets that energized the Lipscomb squad.Â
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ÂHave we ever mentioned that we ?? @_dorieanna_ ?!?#HornsUp ?? pic.twitter.com/4PoEGhXMGm
— Lipscomb Women's Basketball (@LipscombWBB) March 12, 2021
Keeping the over four-minute run going was Taylor Clark who capped off the 11-0 run with a dagger triple to give Lipscomb an 18-15 lead at the 6:06 mark of the second quarter.Â
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— Lipscomb Women's Basketball (@LipscombWBB) March 12, 2021
We've got the lead! #HornsUp ?? pic.twitter.com/pHZHTl4PAw
Lipscomb seemingly had all the momentum and forced a FGCU shot clock violation and timeout.
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Out of the timeout, the Eagles went on an 11-0 run of their own to end the first half with a 23-18 lead.Â
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Jalyn Holcomb came out of the gate firing on all cylinders in the second half, scoring the first points of the second half from behind the arc.
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The Eagles continued to score consistently, but the Bisons continued to fight. Clark kept things close with a driving layup to make the score 36-25 with just over three minutes left in the third quarter.ÂFirst points of the half belong to @jalynholcomb ??#HornsUp ?? pic.twitter.com/7diPCPwElD
— Lipscomb Women's Basketball (@LipscombWBB) March 12, 2021
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ÂJust @trailer__park doing Taylor Clark things ?????#HornsUp ?? pic.twitter.com/jb72UnccyZ
— Lipscomb Women's Basketball (@LipscombWBB) March 12, 2021
However, the Eagles extended their lead, 42-27 after three full quarters.Â
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The Bisons still had fight left in them heading into the fourth quarter. After an early FGCU bucket, Clark sparked an 8-0 run with a driving layup to get the squad back within single digits (35-44).Â
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ÂHeavy traffic is no problem for @trailer__park #HornsUp ?? pic.twitter.com/o6ymqw1h6O
— Lipscomb Women's Basketball (@LipscombWBB) March 12, 2021
FGCU responded with back-to-back triples to extend its lead back out 50-35 heading into the final media timeout.Â
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Lipscomb fought hard to the final buzzer, but ultimately fell 59-44 in the ASUN Championship semifinal.Â
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The Bisons finished the season 12-10 overall and 8-6 overall in conference play. This season marks the first winning season for Lipscomb Women's Basketball since the 2003-04 season and the most wins since the 2004-05 season.Â
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
Lips
FGCU
FG%
.281
.276
3FG%
.190
.239
FT%
.571
.842
RB
47
39
TO
17
14
STL
4
10
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