Belles drop second home match,48-69
□ InKina Rrnuun
By Jobina Brown
Banner Reporter and Staff
The Lady Belles dropped their
second game of the season, losing
to Methodist College, 48-69 Nov.
24 in the Ida B. Goode gym.
Bennett started the game slow,
but the cheers from the fans
seemed to provide the encourage
ment for the Belles to put more
points on the board.
The Lady Belles put forth what
was to be a losing effort, but they
the game was still viewed as being
betfer than the season opener
against Chowan.
"This is better than Saturday’s
game when they played Chowan
College," said Clindel Simmons, a
juniorpsychology major from Ber
muda.
"They have a good chance to
win the game if they just somehow
keep it up," Simmons said.
Frequent sp>ectator and an assis
tant to the team Terry Cooper said
the Belles needed to get focused
mentally and physically in order to
win,
"They are faster in the back
court but must play together more
as a unit to come out on top.
Cooper said.
Forward Yolanda James, a
sophomore from Virginia was the
highest scoring Belle, earning a
total of 15 points.
The Belles will host Newport
News at the next home game Jan.
16.
Mediodist Ti Bomett Stat Box
Points
No.
Name
Pos.
Ht
Class
Home
12
30
June Rogers
G
5’6
FR
Indiana
2
14
Natasha Carter
G
5’5
FR
New York
6
15
Sifelani Khumbulu
F
5’6
SO
Zimbabwe
15
20
Yolanda James
F
5’6
SO
Virginia
4
23
Andrea Jenerette
F
5’6
JR
New Jersey
4
50
Litoni Neil
C
5’10
FR
Ohio
0
32
Jacole Lewis
G
5’4
FR
Colorado
0
33
Tashauna Felix
F
5’6
FR
New York
0
35
Sherone Carter
F
5’7
JR
North Carolina
2
40
Robyn Tolliver
F
5’3
JR
Ohio
1
42
Mdissa Clowe
F
5’7
FR
Maryland
2
44
Dana Crawford
C
6’0
FR
Maryland
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