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Photo Story: Men’s Basketball Battles It Out Versus Sewanee

Michelle Cates, Staff Writer
December 4, 2024
Michelle Cates
Freshman, Trip Thompson, walking away as the timer runs out in the first half. Thompson finished the game with two made free throws, and five rebounds.
Athletic Trainer Gabby Lotter and a Piedmont athletic training student Jackson Randolph talking about the game as they observe from the sidelines. (Michelle Cates)
The Piedmont Cheer Team showing off their stunts during a rare halftime show. The team had just received new uniforms and were looking to show off their skills as well. (Michelle Cates)
Junior Fisher Darden defending against a guard from Sewanee. Darden went on to score 22 points in total with eight of them being field goals. (Michelle Cates)
Graduate Student Griffin Neville in the zone as he readies himself to go for a free throw. Neville went on to make the shot, with his final free throw score being 3-4. (Michelle Cates)
Junior Zach Oechsle directs his teammates as he looks to score on Sewanee. (Michelle Cates)
Junior Silas Mulligan going up for a lay up against Sewanee. Mulligan was unable to make the shot due to blocking, but did complete one out of two free throws due to a foul. (Michelle Cates)
Sophomore Israel Hall went for a eurostep in the first half. Hall completed the move and added two points to the Lions’ score. (Michelle Cates)
Hall dunking on the Sewanee forwards. Hall went on to score three out of five field goals, and became the 6th highest scorer for the game. (Michelle Cates)
Junior Fisher Darden going up for a free throw in the second half. Darden scored 22 points in total, making him the highest scorer of the night. (Michelle Cates)
A photo of a basketball on the court as the lions convene in a huddle during the first half. (Michelle Cates)
A photo of the crowd reacting to a bad call from the referee during the second half. There were only a few minutes left in the game, with Piedmont being down by only a few points.
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