Shenandoah 72, GC 60 

Shenandoah University started slowly in its women's basketball game against USA South opponent Greensboro College on Saturday afternoon, but the Hornets stormed back late to take a 72-60 victory. 

SU (5-10 overall, 3-4 USA South) trailed by seven points at the half, but the visiting (7-8, 2-4) could not stave off the Hornets second half charge. 

With 9:35 remaining in the contest, Greensboro freshman Ruthanne Clark knocked down a pair of free throws to give The Pride a comfortable nine point lead, and an ensuing turnover by SU junior Jenny Gray seemed to seal the lid on a GC win.  

Shenandoah then went on  a 20-3 run in the next 7:06 to take a 64-56 lead with just over two minutes left to play. As the clock wound down all that was left was for the Hornets to remain consistent at the foul line and cruise to the 12-point triumph. 

Greensboro was led by the sophomore tandem of Sally Rice (13 points) and Christina Daniels (11 points) in the loss. Adanna McDowell pulled down a sesaon-high 10 rebounds for GC 
  
GC record 7-8, 2-4; Streak L2; Up next at CNU, 2-1, 2 p.m.