Local Standouts Join King University Basketball Teams

News Summary

The basketball season is heating up at King University as local athletes, Sarah Thompson and Kendall Cross, join the women’s team. Meanwhile, the men’s team prepares for a crucial conference tournament. Both teams are aiming for success and excitement is building in the community as they compete in upcoming games.

Exciting Times for King University Basketball as Local Standouts Join the Women’s Team

As the basketball season heats up in our charming city, local athletes are making headlines as they step onto the courts at King University. With the men’s and women’s basketball teams gearing up for their respective tournament matches, there’s plenty to cheer about!

The Men’s Team On a Winning Streak

The King University men’s basketball team is riding high as they prepare for their upcoming game against Erskine in the Conference Carolinas Tournament. This exciting matchup will take place on Monday night at home, with tip-off scheduled for 7 p.m.. The Tornado men have shown incredible momentum, clinching victory in eight of their last nine games. This strong finish has earned them the fifth seed in the tournament and the privilege of hosting their first playoff game.

With only four wins separating the team from a spot in the NCAA Division II tournament, the stakes couldn’t be higher! Fans can expect a thrilling evening as the team takes to the court, showcasing their skills and determination.

The Women’s Team Faces Young Harris

King University women’s basketball team is also in the heat of tournament action after a successful opening round game just a day before. This past Sunday, they hit the ground running and are gearing up to face Young Harris in Georgia on Monday at 5 p.m.. The team’s success and competitive spirit are palpable as they aim to build on their momentum.

Star Local Players Join the Women’s Team

local standouts have joined the women’s team this season. Sarah Thompson, hailing from Gate City High School, brings valuable experience after playing three seasons at East Tennessee State University. Sarah is eager to embrace her final year of collegiate basketball and has quickly taken on a leadership role within the team, instilling confidence and skill among her teammates.

Kendall Cross of Tennessee High has made a significant transition to King after an injury sidelined her at Montreat College. Her revival aims to bolster the women’s basketball program and contribute significantly on the court. With her determination and spirit, Kendall represents the hope for a revitalized and competitive season.

Coaching Staff Optimistic About Season

Josh Thompson is optimistic about the impact of both newcomers. After a tough previous season, where the team only managed to record three wins, Coach Thompson is back for a second stint, hoping to lead the team to greater heights this year. The addition of Sarah and Kendall is seen as a refreshing start for the program as they gear up for an exciting season ahead.

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• WCYB: King University Men’s Basketball Team Gears Up
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• Wikipedia: Basketball

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