The first week in February was highlighted by a men’s basketball victory over one of the hottest teams in the Big South, a women’s basketball shoot-out win over Asheville, and a couple of school records on the track in New York City.
Young went on to run the first leg of the 4x200m relay, an event that CSU dominated, breaking the meet and school record, winning by more than two full seconds. The time of 1:25.47 was just 0.42 seconds off the collegiate record held by Rutgers.
Kelsey Wasmer and Jamarco Warren also received serious consideration for this week’s honor.
The first event was want to discuss was not on the field/court/track of competition, but rather in the conference room of the Brewer Center. The first Monday of each month, the athletes, coaches and staffs come together for an FCA Rally. This month, the speaker was Adrian Despres, a world-renown speaker from Columbia, S.C., where he is the team chaplain for the USC football team. More than 50 decisions for Christ were made at the end of the powerful “four chairs” message. You can read more about the event at our main Web site.
February 1 – WBB @ Winthrop – L, 58-48
In their first regionally televised game of the season, the women’s basketball team battled hard but fell to Winthrop on the road. The game was televised on SportSouth in the southeast region. Shooting just 18 percent from three point range, one of the only bright spots was Kelsey Wasmer, who hit four threes and had a career-high nine rebounds, accounting for 21 points.
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February 4 – MBB vs. UNC Asheville – W, 62-54
UNC Asheville hadn’t lost a game since the Bucs beat them in Asheville on January 9, but CSU got the sweep over the League’s hottest team. It was the CSU defense that led the way, holding the Bulldogs to a 32 percent shooting effort and just 20 points in the second half. Jamarco Warren scored a game-high 17 points to lead the way offensively.
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Javon Young broke the school record in the 60m dash and provisionally qualified for the NCAA championships in the event, while the 4x200m relay team took down the school record in a victory. Jessica Thomas and Gabrielle Houston represented the women’s team, each posting impressive top-20 finishes during the weekend.
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Men’s Day Two Story
Women’s Day One Story
Women’s Day Two Story
Final Results
Six different players scored in double figures for CSU as they won in a shoot-out over UNC Asheville. Kelsey Wasmer again led the way with 20 points. Katie Tull and Tina DeCarvalho had 14 points and Ali Schwagmeyer had her first double-double of the season with 13 points and 15 rebounds. The fifth starter in the game, LeChell Rush had 12 points, while Shay Jones dropped in 12 off the bench. With four treys in the game, Tull broke the single-season record for three pointers in a season. She currently has 79 triples for the year.
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After the defense was a huge factor for CSU in the victory over UNC Asheville, it struggled in a loss to Gardner-Webb, as the Bulldogs shot the ball at a 65 percent clip. Jeremy Sexton posted a career-high 23 points and Jamarco Warren had 21, but it wasn’t enough to overcome the 30 points dropped in by C.J. Hailey for GWU.
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What’s coming up?
Monday, February 8 – WBB vs. High Point – 7 p.m.
Thursday, February 11 – MBB @ Radford – 7 p.m.
Friday – Sunday, February 12 – 14 – SB @ Carolina Cup
Saturday, February 13 – Track and Field @ Clemson Tiger Paw Invitational
Saturday, February 13 – WBB vs. Coastal Carolina – 5 p.m.
Saturday, February 13 – MBB @ High Point – 7 p.m.
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