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Courtesy of Aminah Crew, Writing/Journalism Intern
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TU
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Winner Clark
| Team | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | F |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TU | 17 | 10 | 13 | 18 | 58 |
| Clark | 8 | 13 | 17 | 24 | 62 |
Clark Atlanta secured a hard-fought 62-58 victory over Tuskegee University on Sunday in a tightly contested matchup.
Tuskegee dominated the first quarter, jumping to a 17-8 lead behind strong offensive performances from Shemaiah Mackin and Jasmine Manuel, who scored effectively in the paint with help from teammates like Hilani Cantone. Clark Atlanta struggled with turnovers early but found some scoring from Corriana Evans and Atreonia Garner.
The second quarter remained challenging for the Lady Panthers, as they continued to contend with turnovers and missed opportunities. Tuskegee capitalized on defensive rebounds and free throws, extending their lead to 27-21 by halftime. Despite the struggles, Clark Atlanta saw key contributions from Trinity Jones, who helped keep the game within reach.
The third quarter turned into a battle of momentum shifts. Tuskegee maintained its slim advantage through consistent scoring in the paint, while Clark Atlanta countered with fast-break points and timely free throws. The Lady Panthers closed the gap to just two points by the end of the quarter, setting up an intense final period.
Clark Atlanta found its rhythm in the fourth quarter, gaining the lead with efficient scoring in the paint and clutch free throws. Tuskegee made a late push, fueled by timely three-pointers, but the Lady Panthers stayed composed. Evans sealed the victory with a contested layup with 40 seconds remaining.
Faith Bland led Clark Atlanta with 13 points, five rebounds, and three steals while shooting an impressive 83.3% from the field. Garner and Jones each added 11 points, with Jones also grabbing three rebounds.
UP NEXT
The Lady Panthers (6-2) return to action at home on Dec. 14, hosting Central State University at 2 p.m. as they look to extend their winning streak.
Clark Atlanta secured a hard-fought 62-58 victory over Tuskegee University on Sunday in a tightly contested matchup.
Tuskegee dominated the first quarter, jumping to a 17-8 lead behind strong offensive performances from Shemaiah Mackin and Jasmine Manuel, who scored effectively in the paint with help from teammates like Hilani Cantone. Clark Atlanta struggled with turnovers early but found some scoring from Corriana Evans and Atreonia Garner.
The second quarter remained challenging for the Lady Panthers, as they continued to contend with turnovers and missed opportunities. Tuskegee capitalized on defensive rebounds and free throws, extending their lead to 27-21 by halftime. Despite the struggles, Clark Atlanta saw key contributions from Trinity Jones, who helped keep the game within reach.
The third quarter turned into a battle of momentum shifts. Tuskegee maintained its slim advantage through consistent scoring in the paint, while Clark Atlanta countered with fast-break points and timely free throws. The Lady Panthers closed the gap to just two points by the end of the quarter, setting up an intense final period.
Clark Atlanta found its rhythm in the fourth quarter, gaining the lead with efficient scoring in the paint and clutch free throws. Tuskegee made a late push, fueled by timely three-pointers, but the Lady Panthers stayed composed. Evans sealed the victory with a contested layup with 40 seconds remaining.
Faith Bland led Clark Atlanta with 13 points, five rebounds, and three steals while shooting an impressive 83.3% from the field. Garner and Jones each added 11 points, with Jones also grabbing three rebounds.
UP NEXT
The Lady Panthers (6-2) return to action at home on Dec. 14, hosting Central State University at 2 p.m. as they look to extend their winning streak.
