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Liberty falls to FGCU in ASUN Womenโs Title game 84-62
Read full article: Liberty falls to FGCU in ASUN Womenโs Title game 84-62KENNESAW, Ga. โ Making its 22nd conference tournament title game appearance in 25 years, Sunday at the KSU Convocation Center, No. 1 seed FGCU claimed its eighth ASUN Womenโs Basketball Championship title with an 84-62 triumph over the Lady Flames. Lytle averaged 21.0 ppg for the three-game tournament, earning her third consecutive ASUN All-Tournament Team award. Tishara Morehouse (15 points, 5 assists) and Aaliyah Stanley (12 points) joined Bell on the all-tournament team. AdThe all-tournament team was rounded out by the duo of Lipscombโs Dorie Harrison and North Floridaโs Rhetta Moore.
Kierstan Bell ringing up big numbers at Florida Gulf Coast
Read full article: Kierstan Bell ringing up big numbers at Florida Gulf Coast(Brad Young/Florida Gulf Coast University via AP)Kierstan Bell had never even heard of Florida Gulf Coast at this time last year. Bell is averaging 25.2 points and 11.2 rebounds, joining Michiganโs Naz Hillmon as the only two players in Division I womenโs basketball with those numbers. โCoach Smesko, heโs a great coach, been here for a long time, he knows what heโs talking about. FGCU has never had someone average 20 points for a full season; Bell is going to change that. Bell averaged 10.9 points last season at Ohio State, then decided to transfer for personal reasons.
Hockey Sticks Are Being Used to Create Oyster Reefs in Florida
Read full article: Hockey Sticks Are Being Used to Create Oyster Reefs in FloridaHockey sticks are helping save the environment during Floridas water crisis. Researches with the Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU) are using broken hockey sticks to build marine ecosystems that resemble natural coral reefs. Rink2Reef has already made 45 artificial reefs from the sticks to help restore oyster habitats. Hockey sticks dont break down easily, so recycling them is better than just throwing them away. And the artificial reefs help filter water, around 20,000 gallons a day when they are fully functional.