Lady Tigers drop three spots in regional rankings

February 26, 2009

The Ouachita Baptist University women’s basketball dropped three spots to No. 10 in Wednesday’s NCAA Division II South Regional Rankings.

The Lady Tigers (18-7 overall, 7-5 GSC West) were seventh last week and dropped to No. 10 after going 1-1 last week with a win over Southern Arkansas and a loss against Arkansas Tech.

Ouachita is one of five Gulf South Conference schools in the Top 10. Delta State, which was second last week, takes over the new top spot. West Georgia is fourth, while Arkansas-Monticello and Arkansas Tech are sixth and seventh, respectively.

Fort Valley State is No. 2, followed by Rollins, which dropped two spots after being ranked No. 1 last week. Tampa is fifth, while Clark Atlanta is eighth and Florida Southern ninth.

Ouachita concludes the regular season with a pair of games, starting 6:00 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 26 at Bill Vining Arena during Senior Night against rival Henderson State. The Lady Tigers finish Gulf South Conference West Division play 5:30 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 28 at Harding.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published.

Previous Story

“Playboy of the Western World”

Next Story

Lady Tigers roll past rival HSU

Latest from Features

Madelyn Tullos has served as the Online Editor-in-Chief all year and will be returning next year.

Signing off…for now

By Madelyn Tullos, Online Editor-in-Chief Saying “no” at Ouachita feels like a sin. They preach to you freshman year to get involved and offer…
Jacie Sellars has served as the Print Editor-in-Chief for the Signal for the past year.

Sellars says goodbye

By Jacie Sellars, Print Editor-in-Chief I still remember the first time I stepped into the newsroom during my freshman year at Ouachita. I had…

Mud, memories and meaning

By Avery Walker, Copy Editor Most Saturday mornings on campus tend to be quiet ones, as students sleep in, visit home and enjoy a…
The Brunner family has suffered an unimaginable loss but continues to rely on Christ for strength.

Behind the Glass

By Madelyn Tullos, Online Editor-in-Chief A photo captures a moment. A picture frame holds it in place. Within its borders, time cannot move. Memories…

About Me

Go toTop