ATLANTA — The SIAC women’s basketball schedule features a slate of divisional conference games in the last week of the regular season. Here's a list of the matchups and where to watch the games.
CLARK ATLANTA
at Benedict – No stream available
Monday, Feb. 24, at 5:30 p.m. ET
at Allen – SIAC Network
Wednesday, Feb. 26, at 5:30 p.m. ET
Clark Atlanta (21-5, 14-3 SIAC) will face
Benedict (9-15, 7-10 SIAC) on Monday and
Allen (16-7, 11-5 SIAC) on Wednesday with a chance to secure the No. 1 tournament seed in the east. The Lady Panthers aim for a season sweep against the teams after beating Benedict 67-63 and Allen 63-58 in their previous meetings.
Clark Atlanta remained atop the east division standings, winning 63-57 against Edward Waters on Saturday, 77-51 against Savannah State on Monday and 63-58 against Allen on Thursday.
Sophomore guard/forward Atreonia Garner led the Lady Panthers with 50 points across the three games, registering 17 points against Edward Waters before leading all scorers with 19 in the victory over Savannah State and contributing 14 in the win over Allen.
Benedict Game History: 27-20 Benedict (since 2003)
Allen Game History: 4-2 Clark Atlanta (since 2022)
Team Standings: Clark Atlanta - No. 1 East Division; Allen - No. 2 East Division; Benedict - No. 5 East Division
ALLEN
at Benedict – No stream available
Saturday, Feb. 22, at 1 p.m. ET
vs. Clark Atlanta – SIAC Network
Wednesday, Feb. 26, at 5:30 p.m. ET
Allen (16-8, 11-6 SIAC) will face
Benedict (9-15, 7-10 SIAC) on Saturday before returning home to host
Clark Atlanta (21-5, 14-3 SIAC) on Wednesday. The Yellow Jackets went 1-1 in their previous meetings with the teams, winning 76-72 against Benedict and losing 63-58 at Clark Atlanta.
Allen maintained its position at second place in the east division after going 2-1 on the road last week. The Yellow Jackets won 68-65 at Fort Valley State on Saturday and 58-52 at Albany State on Monday and lost 63-58 at Clark Atlanta on Thursday.
Senior guard Taliah Wesley led Allen with 48 points across the three games, registering a game-high 22 points against Fort Valley State before contributing 14 at Albany State and 12 at Clark Atlanta.
Benedict Game History: 8-3 Benedict (since 2003)
Clark Atlanta Game History: 4-2 Clark Atlanta (since 2022)
Team Standings: Clark Atlanta - No. 1 East Division; Allen - No. 2 East Division; Benedict - No. 5 East Division
EDWARD WATERS
vs. Savannah State – SIAC Network
Saturday, Feb. 22, at 5:30 p.m. ET
vs. Albany State – No stream available
Monday, Feb. 24, at 5:30 p.m. ET
vs. Fort Valley State – No stream available
Wednesday, Feb. 26, at 5:30 p.m. ET
Edward Waters (13-8, 9-7 SIAC) will host
Savannah State (11-11, 7-9 SIAC),
Albany State (7-15, 4-12 SIAC) and
Fort Valley State (8-15, 4-12 SIAC) this week. EWU lost 61-57 at Fort Valley State, 57-50 at Albany State and 76-64 at Savannah State earlier this season.
Edward Waters maintained its position at third in the east division standings despite losing 63-57 at Clark Atlanta on Saturday. Junior point guard Mia Morel led the Tigers with a game-high 23 points in the contest, helping her to earn SIAC Newcomer of the Week honors.
Savannah State Game History: 9-2 Savannah State (since 2008)
Albany State Game History: 4-1 Albany State (since 2023)
Fort Valley State Game History: 3-2 Fort Valley State (since 2023)
Team Standings: Edward Waters - No. 3 East Division; Savannah State - No. 4 East Division; Fort Valley State - No. 6 East Division; Albany State - No. 7 East Division
SAVANNAH STATE
at Edward Waters – SIAC Network
Saturday, Feb. 22, at 5:30 p.m. ET
vs. Fort Valley State – SIAC Network
Monday, Feb. 24, at 5:30 p.m. ET
vs. Albany State – SIAC Network
Wednesday, Feb. 26, at 5:30 p.m. ET
Savannah State (11-11, 7-9 SIAC) will conclude its time on the road at
Edward Waters (13-8, 9-7 SIAC) on Saturday before returning home to face
Fort Valley State (8-15, 4-12 SIAC) on Monday and
Albany State (7-15, 4-12 SIAC) on Wednesday. The Tigers won 59-48 at Fort Valley State and 76-64 against Edward Waters but lost 61-43 at Albany State earlier this season.
Savannah State held its position at fourth place in the east despite losing 77-51 to division leader Clark Atlanta on Monday. Senior guard Myasia Jones paced the Tigers with 18 points in the contest.
Edward Waters Game History: 9-2 Savannah State (since 2008)
Fort Valley State Game History: 11-1 Savannah State (since 2020)
Albany State Game History: 11-1 Savannah State (since 2020)
Team Standings: Edward Waters - No. 3 East Division; Savannah State - No. 4 East Division; Fort Valley State - No. 6 East Division; Albany State - No. 7 East Division
BENEDICT
vs. Allen – No stream available
Saturday, Feb. 22, at 1 p.m. ET
vs. Clark Atlanta – No stream available
Monday, Feb. 24, at 5:30 p.m. ET
Benedict (9-15, 7-10 SIAC) will host
Allen (16-8, 11-6 SIAC) and
Clark Atlanta (20-5, 13-3 SIAC) on Monday. The Tigers lost 67-63 at Clark Atlanta and 76-72 at Allen in their previous meetings.
Benedict edged Albany State 66-64 on Saturday and picked up a 58-48 victory at Fort Valley State on Tuesday to remain fifth in the east division standings.
Sophomore guard Alaysia Nash and senior center
Taylor Christmas led Benedict across the two contests with 25 points apiece. Nash tallied 16 points at Albany State and contributed 9 at Fort Valley State, while Christmas registered 15 points against the Golden Rams and posted 10 against the Wildcats.
Allen Game History: 8-3 Benedict (since 2003)
Clark Atlanta Game History: 27-20 Benedict (since 2003)
Team Standings: Clark Atlanta - No. 1 East Division; Allen - No. 2 East Division; Benedict - No. 5 East Division
FORT VALLEY STATE
vs. Albany State – HBCU Go
Saturday, Feb. 22, at 1 p.m. ET
at Savannah State – SIAC Network
Monday, Feb. 24, at 5:30 p.m. ET
at Edward Waters – SIAC Network
Wednesday, Feb. 26, at 5:30 p.m. ET
Fort Valley State (8-15, 4-12 SIAC) will host
Albany State (7-15, 4-12 SIAC) in its Winter Homecoming game on Saturday before traveling to
Savannah State (11-11, 7-9 SIAC) on Monday and
Edward Waters (13-8, 9-7 SIAC) on Wednesday. The Wildcats beat Albany State 59-56 and Edward Waters 61-57 and lost 59-48 to Savannah State previously.
Fort Valley State lost 68-65 to Allen and 58-48 to Benedict, holding on to its sixth-place position in the east division standings last week.
Freshman forward Kimora Wade paced the Wildcats with 25 points across the two contests, recording 13 points against Allen before showcasing a 12-point, 10-rebound double-double performance against Benedict.
Albany State Game History: 23-11 Fort Valley State (since 2009)
Savannah State Game History: 11-1 Savannah State (since 2020)
Edward Waters Game History: 3-2 Fort Valley State (since 2023)
Team Standings: Edward Waters - No. 3 East Division; Savannah State - No. 4 East Division; Fort Valley State - No. 6 East Division; Albany State - No. 7 East Division
ALBANY STATE
at Fort Valley State – HBCU Go
Saturday, Feb. 22, at 1 p.m. ET
at Edward Waters – SIAC Network
Monday, Feb. 24, at 5:30 p.m. ET
at Savannah State – SIAC Network
Wednesday, Feb. 26, at 5:30 p.m. ET
Albany State (7-15, 4-12 SIAC), seventh in the east division, will travel to
Fort Valley State (8-15, 4-12 SIAC),
Edward Waters (13-8, 9-7 SIAC), and
Savannah State (11-11, 7-9 SIAC) this week. The Lady Golden Rams beat Savannah State 61-43 and Edward Waters 57-50 but lost 59-56 to Fort Valley State earlier this season.
The Lady Golden Rams lost 66-64 to Benedict and 58-52 to Allen for their third straight loss.
Junior guard/forward Keyra Peterson led Albany State with a 21-point, 11-rebound double-double against Benedict. Peterson was followed by freshman guard Kendall Davis, who posted a game-high 17 against Allen.
Fort Valley State Game History: 23-11 Fort Valley State (since 2009)
Edward Waters Game History: 4-1 Albany State (since 2023)
Savannah State Game History: 11-1 Savannah State (since 2020)
Team Standings: Edward Waters - No. 3 East Division; Savannah State - No. 4 East Division; Fort Valley State - No. 6 East Division; Albany State - No. 7 East Division
MILES
at Lane – No stream available
Saturday, Feb. 22, at 2 p.m. ET
vs. Central State – No stream available
Monday, Feb. 24, at 6:30 p.m. ET
vs. Kentucky State –No stream available
Wednesday, Feb. 26, at 6:30 p.m. ET
Miles (16-6, 12-4 SIAC) will play at
Lane (15-8, 10-6 SIAC) on Saturday before returning home to face
Central State (11-11, 9-7 SIAC) on Monday and
Kentucky State (8-14, 7-9 SIAC) on Wednesday. The Lady Golden Bears have a chance to claim the No. 1 tournament seed in the west this week against the trio they defeated earlier this season.
Miles moved to first place in the west division after defeating LeMoyne-Owen 79-45 on the road last week.
Senior guard/forward Feliah Greer led the Lady Golden Bears with 14 points in the contest, helping Miles to its 16th win of the season.
Lane Game History: 21-8 Miles (since 2011)
Central State Game History: 8-7 Miles (since 2016)
Kentucky State Game History: 19-13 Kentucky State (since 2011)
Team Standings: Miles - No. 1 West Division; Lane - No. 3 West Division; Central State - No. 4 West Division; Kentucky State - No. 5 West Division
TUSKEGEE
vs. Spring Hill – No stream available
Saturday, Feb. 22, at 2 p.m. ET
at LeMoyne-Owen – No stream available
Monday, Feb. 24, at 6:30 p.m. ET
Tuskegee (15-9, 12-5 SIAC) will host
Spring Hill (7-17, 6-11 SIAC) in its last home game of the season on Saturday and travel to
LeMoyne-Owen (7-19, 3-14 SIAC) on Monday. The Lady Golden Tigers defeated LeMoyne-Owen 60-37 and Spring Hill 59-55 earlier this season.
Tuskegee fell to second in the west division standings, finishing 1-1 last week after defeating Kentucky State 77-62 and losing 58-52 to Central State on the road.
Graduate guard Hilani Cantone led the Lady Golden Tigers with 44 points across the two games, notching a game-high 27 points at Kentucky State before contributing 17 at Central State.
Spring Hill Game History: 12-8 Tuskegee (since 2015)
LeMoyne-Owen Game History: 32-11 Tuskegee (since 2003)
Team Standings: Tuskegee - No. 2 West Division; Spring Hill - No. 6 West Division; LeMoyne-Owen - No. 7 West Division
LANE
vs. Miles – No stream available
Saturday, Feb. 22, at 3 p.m. ET
vs. Kentucky State – No stream available
Monday, Feb. 24, at 6:30 p.m. ET
vs. Central State – No stream available
Wednesday, Feb. 26, at 6:30 p.m. ET
Lane (15-8, 10-6 SIAC) will host
Miles (16-6, 12-4 SIAC),
Kentucky State (8-14, 7-9 SIAC), and
Central State (11-11, 9-7 SIAC) to conclude regular-season play. The Lady Dragons defeated Central State 61-58 and Kentucky State 72-64 earlier this season but lost to Miles, 71-63.
Lane defeated LeMoyne-Owen 65-55 on the road Saturday, remaining third in the west division.
Sophomore point guard Dyani Bernstine paced the Lady Dragons with 12 points in the victory.
Miles Game History: 21-8 Miles (since 2011)
Kentucky State Game History: 17-11 Kentucky State (since 2010)
Central State Game History: 10-8 Lane (since 2016)
Team Standings: Miles - No. 1 West Division; Lane - No. 3 West Division; Central State - No. 4 West Division; Kentucky State - No. 5 West Division
CENTRAL STATE
vs. Kentucky State – No stream available
Saturday, Feb. 22, at 1 p.m. ET
at Miles – No stream available
Monday, Feb. 24, at 6:30 p.m. ET
at Lane – No stream available
Wednesday, Feb. 26, at 6:30 p.m. ET
Central State (11-11, 9-7 SIAC), fourth in the west division, will host
Kentucky State (8-14, 7-9 SIAC) on Saturday before traveling to
Miles (16-6, 12-4 SIAC) on Monday and
Lane (15-8, 10-6 SIAC) on Wednesday. The Lady Marauders are winless against the three opponents this season.
Central State went 1-1 at home, losing 55-48 to Spring Hill on Saturday and rebounding with a 58-52 victory over Tuskegee on Monday.
Senior forward Laila Christmon led the Lady Marauders with 26 points across the two contests, matching a game-high 14 points against Spring Hill and a team-high 12 against Tuskegee, helping Central State to its 11th win of the season.
Kentucky State Game History: 21-10 Kentucky State (since 2011)
Miles Game History: 8-7 Miles (since 2016)
Lane Game History: 10-8 Lane (since 2016)
Team Standings: Miles - No. 1 West Division; Lane - No. 3 West Division; Central State - No. 4 West Division; Kentucky State - No. 5 West Division
KENTUCKY STATE
at Central State – No stream available
Saturday, Feb. 22, at 1 p.m. ET
at Lane – No stream available
Monday, Feb. 24, at 6:30 p.m. ET
at Miles – No stream available
Wednesday, Feb. 26, at 6:30 p.m. ET
Kentucky State (8-14, 7-9 SIAC) will conclude its regular-season play on the road, playing
Central State (11-11, 9-7 SIAC) on Saturday,
Lane (15-8, 10-6 SIAC) on Monday and
Miles (16-6, 12-4 SIAC) on Wednesday. The Thorobreds lost 61-45 to Miles and 72-64 to Lane and beat Central State 51-47 earlier this season.
Kentucky State maintained its position at fifth in the west division after splitting a pair of conference games last week. The Thorobreds fell 77-62 to Tuskegee and bounced back with a 70-62 win over Spring Hill.
Junior guard Diara McBroom led the Thorobreds with 14 points against Tuskegee and was followed by freshman guard/forward
Aaliyah Hayes, who posted a game-high 23 against Spring Hill.
Central State Game History: 21-10 Kentucky State (since 2011)
Lane Game History: 17-11 Kentucky State (since 2010)
Miles Game History: 19-13 Kentucky State (since 2011)
Team Standings: Miles - No. 1 West Division; Lane - No. 3 West Division; Central State - No. 4 West Division; Kentucky State - No. 5 West Division
SPRING HILL
at Tuskegee – No stream available
Saturday, Feb. 22, at 2 p.m. ET
at LeMoyne-Owen – No stream available
Wednesday, Feb. 26, at 6:30 p.m. ET
Spring Hill (7-17, 6-11 SIAC), sixth in the west division, will wrap up its regular-season slate at
Tuskegee (15-9, 12-5 SIAC) on Saturday and
LeMoyne-Owen (7-19, 3-14 SIAC) on Wednesday. The Badgers lost to both opponents earlier this season, falling 52-44 to LeMoyne-Owen and 59-55 to Tuskegee.
Spring Hill finished 1-1 on the road last week, outlasting Central State 55-48 and losing 70-62 at Kentucky State.
Freshman guard Laurie Severe led the Badgers with 32 points across the two contests, recording 11 points at Central State before securing a 21-point game at Kentucky State.
Tuskegee Game History: 12-8 Tuskegee (since 2015)
LeMoyne-Owen Game History: 10-9 Spring Hill (since 2015)
Team Standings: Tuskegee - No. 2 West Division; Spring Hill - No. 6 West Division; LeMoyne-Owen - No. 7 West Division
LEMOYNE-OWEN
vs. Tuskegee – No stream available
Monday, Feb. 24, at 6:30 p.m. ET
vs. Spring Hill – No stream available
Wednesday, Feb. 26, at 6:30 p.m. ET
LeMoyne-Owen (7-19, 3-14 SIAC), seventh in the west division, will return to action on Monday, hosting
Tuskegee (15-9, 12-5 SIAC) and
Spring Hill (7-17, 6-11 SIAC) on Wednesday. The Magicians went 1-1 in meetings with the teams earlier this season, losing 60-37 at Tuskegee and winning 52-44 at Spring Hill.
LeMoyne-Owen lost two at home last week, falling 65-55 to Lane and 79-45 to Miles.
Senior guard Kennedy Fuller paced the Magicians with 27 points across the two games, registering 10 points against Lane before putting up a game-high 17 against Miles.
Tuskegee Game History: 32-11 Tuskegee (since 2003)
Spring Hill Game History: 10-9 Spring Hill (since 2015)
Team Standings: Tuskegee - No. 2 West Division; Spring Hill - No. 6 West Division; LeMoyne-Owen - No. 7 West Division
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The SIAC is a NCAA athletic conference consisting primarily of historically black colleges and universities with headquarters in downtown Atlanta, Georgia. The SIAC includes 15 member institutions (Albany State University, Allen University, Benedict College, Central State University, Clark Atlanta University, Edward Waters University, Fort Valley State University, Kentucky State University, Lane College, LeMoyne-Owen College, Miles College, Morehouse College, Savannah State University, Spring Hill College, and Tuskegee University), which are located within a contiguous seven-state footprint (Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Kentucky, South Carolina, Tennessee and Ohio). The SIAC sponsors nine men's and seven women's sports and is a proud member of the NCAA Division II. For more information, visit www.thesiac.com.