Piedmont College Athletics

Demorest, GA - Piedmont held on to defeat Huntingdon in its first GSAC win of the season, 90-82, despite watching a double-digit lead and nine-point halftime lead disappear late in the second half.  The Hawks tied the game at 76 with 4:42 to go in the game after trailing by 17 at one point in the opening half.  Senior #Josh Haymore# and freshman #Dylan Delaney# buried clutch triples in the closing minutes to preserve the win.

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Demorest, GA - Piedmont used four 3-pointers in the first half en route to a 78-72 win over the visiting Huntingdon Lady Hawks.  The Lady Lions held a 10-point lead at the half, as senior #Amber Satterfield# had a pair of tri-fectas and 10 points going into the locker room.  The women moved to 15-3 overall and 7-2 in Great South Athletic Conference play in the win. 

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Demorest, GA -- The Piedmont College basketball doubleheader this Saturday, January 28 against Huntingdon College is about more than facing off against the team’s conference rival. It will also be about giving to a cause that has touched hundreds of lives. The men’s basketball coaching staffs of both Piedmont and Huntingdon will be wearing sneakers instead of their usual dress shoes on the sideline as this fashion statement is to show support for the Coaches vs. Cancer initiative and to encourage a healthy lifestyle.

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Lookout Mountain, GA - Piedmont couldn't contain Covenant freshman Bryant Engber, as he exploded for 24 first half points en route to the Scots' 91-78 win over the Lions.  Covenant brought a 12-game losing streak to a sudden halt with the home win, as they improve to 5-13 overall and 1-3 in Great South Athletic Conference play.  Five Scots reached double figures in the home win.

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Lookout Mountain, GA - #Sada Wheeler#'s 11th double-double of the season, matching her career high in a single season, led Piedmont in a 63-44 win over Covenant Wednesday night on the road in Great South Athletic Conference action.  The Lady Lions took a 14-point lead at the break, led by Wheeler's 21 first-half points.

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