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Campbellsville Lady Tigers cut 20 point deficit to 2, but fall 79-74 Freed-Hardemann advances to semi-finals of NAIA Women's National Basketball Tournament at Oman Arena, Jackson, TN. Seniors Courtney Clifton and Whitney Ballinger combine for 30 points. Senior class sets school record for most wins for a senior class, with 108-27 record By Chris Megginson / Campbellsville University Athletics Campbellsville University fell behind by 20 in the second half and cut the difference to two, 62-60, on a basket by Whitney Ballinger, but was unable to complete the rally in a 79-74 NAIA quarterfinal loss to Freed-Hardeman University. Ballinger finished the night with 13 points, while senior Courtney Clifton led Campbellsville with 17 points. Danis closed her career by setting the Lady Tigers' record for all-time free throws made (482). She breaks the record held by Becky Smith from 1987-1991. WBCA NAIA Player of the Year Meribeth Boehler led Freed-Hardeman with 35 points, including 22 in the first half. She also had 11 rebounds for a double-double. Natalie Shumpert had 18 points and Whitney Johnson had 15. Freed-Hardeman advances to its third NAIA Fab Four in program history and will face Azusa Pacific University on Monday at 8pmCT in Oman Arena, 179 Lane AV, Jackson, TN . No. 1 Union University will meet Mid-South Conference runner-up Shawnee State University in the other semifinal at 6pmCT. Campbellsville closes its season with a 30-4 record and a school record for most wins by a senior class with a 108-27 record through four years, including three MSC regular season titles, one MSC tournament titles and two NAIA quarterfinal appearances. This story was posted on 2011-03-19 22:18:06
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