SAVANNAH STATE UNIVERSITY VS. CENTRAL STATE UNIVERSITY
Savannah State corralled the
Central State Marauders 53-48 to earn a spot in the championship game. The Tigers will face the winner of Tuskegee vs. Clark Atlanta at 4:30 p.m. ET Saturday.
IMPACT PLAYERS
| SAVANNAH STATE UNIVERSITY |
| Points |
Landy, Javonte (17), King, Qua (11), Barze, Jeremiah (10) |
| Field Goals |
Landy, Javonte (6), Swift, Michael (4), King, Qua (3), Barze, Jeremiah (3) |
| 3-Pointers |
Landy, Javonte (1), King, Qua (1) , Plain, Ayjay (1) |
| Total Rebounds |
King, Qua (6), Barze, Jeremiah (6), Plain, Ayjay (5) |
| Assists |
Landy, Javonte (2), King, Qua (1), Maxinaud, Jerry (1), Swift, Michael (1) |
| Blocks |
King, Qua (2), Barze, Jeremiah (1), Mikel, Jordan (1) |
| Steals |
Landy, Javonte (3), Plain, Ayjay (2), Mikel, Jordan (1) |
| CENTRAL STATE UNIVERSITY |
| Points |
Scott, Brandon (16), Luster, Khalil (11), Daniel, Isaiah (4), Wise, Mark (4), Marshall-Hamilton, Savion (4) |
| Field Goals |
Scott, Brandon (5), Luster, Khalil (4), Wise, Mark (2), Marshall-Hamilton, Savion (2) |
| 3-Pointers |
Scott, Brandon (4), Key II, Steven (1), Luster, Khalil (1) |
| Total Rebounds |
Thomas, Raevon (5), Scott, Brandon (4), Key II, Steven (4), Randle, Javantae (4) |
| Assists |
Luster, Khalil (3), Key II, Steven (1), Pryor, Ramar (1) |
| Blocks |
Marshall-Hamilton, Savion (2), Randle, Javantae (1), Daniel, Isaiah (1) |
| Steals |
Luster, Khalil (4), Daniel, Isaiah (3), Scott, Brandon (2) |
crushes
Clark Atlanta 68-46 and punches its ticket to the 2025 SIAC Basketball Championship presented by Cricket. The Golden Tigers will face Savannah State tomorrow at 4:30 p.m. ET.
IMPACT PLAYERS
| TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY |
| Points |
Sesberry, Kevin (27), Pennington, D'Anthony (15), Draper, Kusamae (11) |
| Field Goals |
Sesberry, Kevin (9), Pennington, D'Anthony (6), Draper, Kusamae (4) |
| 3-Pointers |
Sesberry, Kevin (6), Pennington, D'Anthony (3), Walker Jr., Rodney (2) |
| Total Rebounds |
Goines, Noah (8), Pennington, D'Anthony (7), Sesberry, Kevin (6) |
| Assists |
Pennington, D'Anthony (4), Walker Jr., Rodney (4), Goines, Noah (1), Sesberry, Kevin (1), Draper, Kusamae (1) |
| Blocks |
Goines, Noah (2), Pennington, D'Anthony (1), Walker Jr., Rodney (1), Draper, Kusamae (1) |
| Steals |
Sesberry, Kevin (3), Goines, Noah (1), Pennington, D'Anthony (1), Walker Jr., Rodney (1), Draper, Kusamae (1), Culpepper, Chip (1) |
| CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY |
| Points |
Griffith, Xavier (13), Fuller, Shemani (9), Jones, Martez (8) |
| Field Goals |
Griffith, Xavier (4), Fuller, Shemani (4), Jones, Martez (3) |
| 3-Pointers |
Griffith, Xavier (3), Jones, Roderick (2) |
| Total Rebounds |
Jones, Martez (7), Colon, Najhae (5), Griffith, Xavier (4), Fuller, Shemani (4), Jackson, O'zhell (4) |
| Assists |
Jones, Martez (1), Jackson, O'zhell (1), Williams, Jalen (1) |
| Blocks |
Fuller, Shemani (2), Griffith, Xavier (1) |
| Steals |
Fuller, Shemani (2), Griffith, Xavier (2), Williams, Jalen (2), Colon, Najhae (2) |
Gallery: (3-7-2025) 2025 SIAC Basketball Tournament – Day 3
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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
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