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  • Georgia’s Torrin Lawrence Wins NCAA 400m Title
    Georgia sophomore Torrin Lawrence won the Bulldogs' first NCAA indoor title on the track finishing first in the 400-meter dash during the final day of the NCAA Indoor Championships in Fayetteville, Ark., on Saturday.
  • Moore Takes Sixth On 3-Meter At Zone B Championships
    Georgia's Hannah Moore came in sixth on the 3-meter springboard on Saturday at the Zone B Championships at the Georgia Tech Aquatic Center.
  • Georgia Golfers Slip To 12th In Las Vegas
    The Georgia men's golf team slipped to 12th place on Saturday at the Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters.
  • Georgia Powers Past Siena 12-7
    Freshman first baseman Robert Shipman hit two home runs and had a career-high four RBI to lead Georgia to a 12-7 win over Siena Saturday at Foley Field.
  • Georgia Golfers Climb Leaderboard
    The Georgia women's golf team climbed six spots on the leaderboard at the Tiger/Wave Classic on Saturday. The No. 17-ranked Bulldogs moved to eighth in the 23-team field despite posting a 313, their highest score of the season, under extremely windy conditions.
  • Sherreard Holds on to Top-10 in Tallahassee
    Georgia State men's golf remained in 11th of 15 teams and senior Tom Sherreard maintained a top-10 position in the second round of the Seminole Intercollegiate at Southwood Golf Course in Tallahassee, Fla. Saturday. lt;br /> lt;br />"We had a tough day today," said Georgia State head coach Joe Inman. "But we didn't lose any ground. Tom's hanging in there, and we're hoping for a good finish for him. We'll have to come out tomorrow and hang tough to see if we can improve."
  • Baseball Falls Late to New Mexico State, 12-11
    In a rare instance, the Georgia State baseball team blew a late lead on Saturday afternoon and fell to New Mexico State, 12-11 at Presley Askew Field. The Panthers led 11-7 with just six outs to go, but were not able to hold the late lead.
  • Men's Tennis Rained Out Against Gardner-Webb
    Atlanta, Ga. - The Georgia State men's tennis team (8-5) had numerous rain delays trying to get the match in but rain forced the Panthers to cancel lt;br />against visiting Gardner-Webb (4-8) on Saturday afternoon. Georgia State returns to action on Tuesday against Lipscomb at 1 p.m. at Piedmont Park.
  • GSU Splits Pair in Day One at Buckhead Classic
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  • Buchanan Leads Baseball to 13-2 Win Over New Mexico State
    A long distance travel west could not halt the momentum of the Georgia State baseball team which picked up its seventh straight win on Friday night with a 13-2 victory over New Mexico State. Junior David Buchanan pitched six innings of shutout ball for his second win of the season.
  • Owls Drop Two in Under Armour Showcase


    CLEARWATER, Fla. - Kennesaw State had to wait a day to begin the 2010 USF Under Armour Showcase as rain and inclement weather postponed yesterday's games, the Owls wished they could have waited a little longer as Toledo and Penn State handed the Black and Gold a pair of losses on Saturday afternoon at the Eddie C Moore Complex.
  • Men's Tennis Gets Assist for Atlanta Beat


    KENNESAW, Ga. - The men's tennis team beat the sun out of bed this morning to pitch in and help out at the Atlanta Beat's first community appearance today, volunteering at their 5k road race and one mile fun run. The event, sponsored by the KSU Foundation, YWCA, and the Atlanta Beat, featured the coaches and players of the Beat, Atlanta's representative in the Women's Professional Soccer League.
  • Owls Roll High Numbers in Vegas


    LAS VEGAS - Kennesaw State took advantage of all of the opportunities afforded it Friday afternoon and night, scoring 28 runs over two games in earning a doubleheader sweep of Southern Utah, 16-4 and 12-6. Ross Tendler had five hits and four RBIs over the two games.
  • McKinzie to Jump in National Championship at 4:45 on Saturday


    FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. - Senior high jumper Jerome McKinzie will begin his quest to bring home the Kennesaw State Owls first-ever NCAA Division I National Championship at 4:45 p.m. Eastern Time when he competes in the high jump at the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships in Fayetteville, Ark.
  • Fun on Day One


    CONWAY, S.C. – Two relay events were won, a school record was set, and a meet record was set in the first day of the outdoor track and field season for the Kennesaw State men at the Asics Coastal Carolina Invitational in Conway, S.C.
  • MSU Storms Past Vandy
    Barry Stewart scored 14 points and Mississippi State advanced to its second consecutive SEC tournament championship game with a 62-52 win over Vanderbilt.
  • SEC Softball: March 13th
    Complete SEC Softball results for Saturday, March 13, 2010
  • Kentucky Advances To Final
    Three Kentucky players combined for 50 points, as the Wildcats defeated Tennessee 74-45 to advance to the SEC Championship Game.
  • Lolo Jones Sets American Record
    LSU great and American superstar Lolo Jones sets American record and wins second world indoor gold
  • Vandy Moves On To Semis
    Behind a career scoring night from John Jenkins, Vanderbilt defeated Georgia 78-66 in the quarterfinals of the SEC Tournament on Friday night.
  • Softball Kicks Off Conference Play
    Eight teams faced off Saturday in the first day of league play. Chattanooga earned two victories against Furman, and Elon won two at Western Carolina. Elsewhere, Georgia Southern and UNC Greensboro split while Appalachian State topped Samford.
  • The Citadel, Samford Win as Rain Changes Schedules
    Samford pounded out 21 hits in a 20-13 series opening win at College of Charleston. Across town, it was a pitchers' duel as The Citadel blanked Western Carolina, 4-0. The other three league games scheduled for Friday night were postponed due to rain.
  • Phoenix Fly Past Presbyterian, 7-0
    The Elon women's tennis team picked up its tenth victory of the season with a 7-0 win against the Presbyterian Blue Hose on Friday afternoon.
  • Mountaineers Earn Postseason Bid
    On the heels of 22 wins this season, Appalachian State University's men's basketball team earned a bid to the CollegeInsider.com Tournament. The Mountaineers will host a first-round game on Wednesday, March 17 at 7 p.m. in the Holmes Center.
  • Thursday's Women's Tennis Roundup
    Furman topped Florida Atlantic Thursday afternoon while Davidson fell to Winthrop.
  • UNF Women’s Tennis Earns First Division I National Ranking
    JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – UNF's women’s tennis team ranks No. 70 in the latest ITA standings. This is the first time that UNF has been nationally ranked since becoming an NCAA Division I member in 2005-06.
  • Trio of A-Sun Coaches Garner Accolades
    MACON, Ga. - Three Atlantic Sun men's basketball head coaches, Jacksonville's Cliff Warren, ETSU's Murry Bartow and Campbell's Robbie Laing received national recognition for their work this season
  • Bisons Hold off Late Illinois Rally for 8-6 win
    It was the classic case of better late than never as the Lipscomb Bisons scored five runs in the eighth and three runs in the ninth to beat Illinois Friday in the first round of the Caravelle Resort Classic hosted by Coastal Carolina.
  • Atlantic Sun All-Sports Race Continues Into Spring
    MACON, Ga. – With the championships for basketball and indoor track and field in the books, KSU maintains the top spot in the A-Sun All-Sports Standings after the completion of the winter sports regular season.
  • Belmont Heads to Jacksonville in Series of the Week
    MACON, Ga. - Conference leading Belmont opens league action this weekend with a trip to Jacksonville to take on the Dolphins at Sessions Stadium in the Atlantic Sun Series of the Week.
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