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THE GUILFORDIAN
Lady Quakers drop two
A 9-2 streak since the holiday break
for the Guilford College women's bas
ketball team hit a couple of bumps as the
Quakers dropped two games last week.
On Tuesday (February 11), the Quak
ers lost a non-conference matchup to
Greensboro College 74-62. Returning to
Old Dominion Athletic Conference
(ODAC) play on Saturday (February 15),
Emory & Henry College beat Guilford
68-55 in Emory, Virginia.
The Quakers are now 13-9 overall, 9-
3 in the ODAC.
Beating a team twice in one season is
never easy, as the Quakers found out
against Greensboro. Guilford beat the
Hornets on two last-second free throws
on December 10, and Greensboro came
into Ragan-Brown Fieldhouse on Tues
day with revenge on its mind and a hot
shooting hand.
Sports commentary will return
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Despite 30 points and nine rebounds
from sophomore center Brenda Davis,
Greensboro steadily built a 12-point sec
ond half margin that the Quakers could
never overcome. Greensboro shot 57
percent for the game and outrebounded
Guilford 42-33.
Senior forward Deana Pingley had a
nice game for the Quakers, scoring 14
points, her 14th game in double figures
so far this season.
At Emory & Henry, the Quakers dug
themselves a big hole, scoring only 14
points in the first half to trail by 24.
Despite outscoring the Wasps 41-30 in
the second half, the Quakers could not
overcome 40 percent shooting for the
game and 28 turnovers.
Davis again led Guilford with 18
points and 13 rebounds, but she was the
only Quaker player in double figures.
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SPORTS
Men split over weekend
James Clark
Staff Writer
Paul Ferrell scored 13 of Guilford's last
20 points, as the Quakers finished the game
with a five-minute scoring flurry and coasted
to a 78-58 victory over Randolph Macon.
With Guilford leading by 8 points and
only 5 minutes remaining, Randolph Macon
was forced to abandon its low-pressure de
fense in an attempt to create turnovers. The
result was disastorous. The Quakers uti
lized their superior quickness and opened up
a 20 point lead before the game was over.
"Randolph Macon is a team that doesn't
make many mistakes," said Jensen, "but
they also don't have much team speed and
we were able to capitalize on that down the
stretch. Anytime you beat a team like
Randolph Macon by 20 points you know
you've played well."
Jensen was especially pleased with the
performances of Ferrell, who scored 24
points and Michael Wright, who scored 21
points and grabbed 11 rebounds.
"I am amazed that Paul could contribute
so much when he wasn't even expecting to
play," said Jensen. "He's a tough kid."
Jensen was also complimentary towards
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February 21,1992
Wright, who he said had one of the best
games of his college career.
"Mike was able to cover their 6'B" center,
who is their best player, all game—and he's
only 6'3". We like to put Mike against the
other team's best big man and he certainly
answered the challenge."
Guilford sealed the victory from the line,
shooting 71 percent down the stretch.
• • •
David Cohen —who only scored four
points all game—made the big play when it
counted as Virginia Wesleyan beatGuilford
71-69.
With only five seconds remaining and the
score tied at 69, the Quakers had the ball and
tried to set up a last second shot. Unfortu
nately Cohen anticipated Guilford's plan,
stole the ball at half court, and drove to the
hoop for the winning lay-up as time expired.
Despite the loss, Guilford coach Jack
Jensen was pleased with his teams perfor
mance. "I'm proud of the way we played
against Wesleyan. They are a much bigger
and much more physical team than we are,
yet we beat them in every phase of the game
except the final score."
The Quakers next match up is Feb 25 in
the ODAC basketball tournament.
The Guilfordian
General staff
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start at 9 p.m.
Thursday in
(where else?)
the Passion
Pit.
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