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Injury-Depleted Lady Lions Defeated at UPJ
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Concord's Jolysa Brown (left) and Kristin Kidd defend Pitt-Johnstown's Andrea Dalton during the Lady Lions' 81-69 loss at UPJ February 4, 2010
Battling injuries and an inspired opponent, the Concord Women's Basketball lost its fifth straight game, 81-69, at Pitt-Johnstown Thursday night.

The Lady Lions had only nine healthy players, with Sidney Lindsey, Meghan Cole, Sierra Brown and Anna Truckley on the sidelines.

The Lady Cats led 42-36 at halftime, but quickly extended their advantage to double figures. Concord would hang around, getting with 71-64 with 4:34 remaining, but UPJ closed out the contest with a 10-5 rally.

Camisha Alexander led Concord with 26 points.  Jolysa Brown added 18 points and nine rebounds, and Holly Bibb -- in her first start of the season -- chipped in 10 points.

Monae Baker paced UPJ with a double-double of 31 points and 12 rebounds.  Sheena Aden contributed 16 points and Andrea Dalton 14.

BOXSCORE:  136.142.229.102/UPJsports/wbb09-10/cuw0204.htm


The Lady Lions now get some much-needed time off.  CU won't play again until Thursday, February 11, with a matchup against Alderson-Broaddus at the Carter Center.
It'll be part of a doubleheader with the Concord men.  
The women's game begins at 5:30 pm EST, with the men set for 7:30.
Both games will be broadcast on Classic Rock 102 The River (102.3 FM WMTD) and webcast at www.theriver102.com beginning at 5:00 pm.
Live, streaming audio will be available at www.concord.edu/mltv, starting at tip-off.

Concord was originally scheduled for a doubleheader at Shepherd on Saturday, February 6.  Winter weather has forced it to be postponed -- click here for the full story: 
www.cumountainlions.com/news/2010/2/4/MBB_0204101223.aspx