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Women's Track and Field
9:30 a.m. | Centre Indoor Invitational | Danville, Ky.
Meet Info
Maryville competed in nine different events, including Wight Throw, Shot Put, High Jump, 60m Hurdles, 60m Run, Mile Run, 1000m, and 200m, and had 16 top-25 finishers, including two top-5 finishers. The team finished 12th place out of 16 teams (14.33 points)
New records abounded for the team as Megan Shinn and Mariah Thornton set new School Records in 60m Hurdles and 1000m run and new PRs were set with Maddy McClellan, Tyrika Small, Liz Rouse, Madison Smith, Mariah Thornton, Harmonee King, Megan Shinn, Kaitlyn Smith, RaeEllen Coffey all setting new marks.
Men's Track and Field
9:30 a.m. | Centre Indoor Invitational | Danville, Ky.
Meet Info
Maryville brought home another 20 personal records and added four school records to its haul from the Centre Indoor Showcase over the weekend.
Teddy Orton led the way for the Scots by winning the 60m hurdles with a school-record and PR time of 8.49 seconds. He ran 8.52 in the preliminaries.
Other top finishers saw
Tyler Tangel ninth in the 3000m run with a school-record and PR time of 10:01.30. Tangel just out-distanced teammate
Steve Cope, who posted a PR time of 10:01.68.
James LeNeve finished 10th in the mile run with a school-record and PR time of 4:53.88, and he was 19th in the 1000m run with another school-record and PR time of 2:56.54.
The Scots as a team finished in 15th place with 10 points.
Women's Basketball
2 p.m. | Agnes Scott | Cooper Athletic Center
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The Scots fell late to the top team in the CCS standings on Tuesday after trailing by only four heading into the final quarter. Maryville eventually fell 63-52 to Asbury, who has now won 12 games in a row after losing their first conference game against Piedmont early in the season.
The Scots and the Eagles were virtually tied throughout the first three quarters, with neither team taking a lead bigger than a nine point lead (Asbury) through the first three frames. Asbury's nine point lead came in the second quarter, and was erased by Maryville late in that quarter and early into the third. Maryville's largest lead of the game came in the first quarter when they led by three. The Scots did manage a one point lead early in the third quarter, but couldn't maintain that advantage.
Maryville was held to single-digit scoring in the fourth quarter, which paved the way for Asbury to pull away and secure their victory.
Agnes Scott comes into the game at 1-10 in CCS play and 2-18 overall for the season.
