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Sponsor Our ArticlesThe Lander University women’s basketball team has secured the No. 6 seed for the Peach Belt Conference Tournament in 2025. They will face rivals Augusta in the quarterfinals on March 5. With past matchups resulting in two losses against Augusta, Lander must improve its performance to have a shot at the championship. The upcoming game is set to be an exciting showcase of skill and school spirit as the Bearcats aim for a comeback in front of their supportive fans at Finis Horne Arena.
Greenwood, S.C. is buzzing with excitement as the Lander University women’s basketball team has clinched the No. 6 seed for the highly anticipated Peach Belt Conference Tournament in 2025. This year’s tournament promises to be packed with thrilling moments and nail-biting finishes, as teams compete fiercely for the championship title.
The Bearcats are gearing up to hit the court for their quarterfinal showdown against the third-seeded Augusta at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, March 5. The stakes are high, and the excitement is palpable as Lander, who finished the regular season tied for sixth place, earned their spot through a tiebreaker. It’s not just another game; it’s a step towards potential glory in the tournament!
This meeting between Lander and Augusta isn’t just any regular season game; it marks the third encounter between these two fierce rivals this season. Just a fortnight ago, Augusta had the upper hand, winning both of their previous matchups against Lander. The first game saw Augusta take the lead with a score of 70-58 in Augusta and the second, slightly closer, ended with Augusta triumphing 58-53 at Lander’s home court in Greenwood.
With the postseason comes added pressure, and Augusta’s head coach has been vocal about the importance of maintaining composure during this intense time. In their last outing against Lander, Augusta carved out an early lead, warding off a late push from the Bearcats who managed to cut the deficit down to five points towards the end. However, with a stunning free-throw performance, Augusta sealed the victory; they shot an impressive 84% from the foul line, sinking 21 of 25 attempts.
On the other side of the equation, Lander faced some hurdles, struggling with turnovers, racking up a concerning 19 in their last game versus Augusta. Additionally, they only managed to hit two three-pointers, which undoubtedly had an impact on their offensive strategy. The Bearcats will need to tighten their game, focus on ball control, and work on improving their shooting if they want to turn the tables this time around.
The tournament’s semifinals are set for March 8-9, with the games played at the venue of the highest remaining seed. This means that every square inch of the court counts, as teams push their limits to stay in the running for the championship. The Bearcats are fired up, and with the home-court advantage at Finis Horne Arena in Greenwood, they’ll have their loyal fans rallying behind them.
The buzz around Lander University and the Greenwood community is undeniable, as everyone gets ready for the action on March 5. It’s not just about basketball; it’s about school spirit, proud supporters, and witnessing the magic that can happen in postseason play. As the Bearcats look to reclaim their pride and take on Augusta in this decisive matchup, it promises to be a thrilling evening for all.
In true sports fashion, anything could happen in this quarterfinal contest. With tenacity and determination, the Lander Bearcats are ready to step up their game and showcase their skills. Don’t miss out on this eagerly awaited showdown, and be sure to cheer loud and proud for the Bearcats as they aim to make history in the Peach Belt Conference Tournament!
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