Women’s Basketball Hosts Family Day Sponsored by College of Charleston’s School of Humanities and Social Sciences

Sunday, January 15

Charleston, S.C.

1:00 PM

College of Charleston

Hofstra

Women’s Basketball Hosts Family Day Sponsored by College of Charleston’s School of Humanities and Social Sciences

1/14/2023 10:42:00 AM | Women's Basketball

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CHARLESTON, S.C.- College of Charleston returns home, after a quick two-game road trip, to host Hofstra on Sunday at 1 p.m. The game, sponsored by the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, will also serve as Family Day with fun activities planned for the kids, and autographs post-game.

All home Women's basketball games are free to attend. Dean Gibbs Knotts said, "I am beyond excited for the opportunity to support our women's basketball team. They are fun to watch and poised to have another great season. My HSS colleagues and their families will be cheering loudly for the Cougars on January 15."

The department of Humanities and Social Sciences (HSS) is the largest academic department at the College of Charleston. With close to 160 full-time faculty members, the school offers some of the most popular undergraduate and graduate majors at the College.

The core departments in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences include anthropology, communication, English, history, philosophy, political science, psychology, religious studies, and sociology. According to Dean Gibbs Knotts, "The School of Humanities and Social Sciences cultivates student success through innovative teaching, robust mentorship, and engaged learning. We offer students an interdisciplinary community that celebrates the diversity of its members and prepares students for career and life"

Last season, the College of Charleston split the series 1-1 with Pride. Charleston won against Pride last year, 75-35, at TD Arena on March 3, 2022, to bring the all-time series to 9-10.

The Cougars (6-8, 1-3 CAA) lost to William & Mary on January 8 by a score of 81-67 on Sunday afternoon in Williamsburg. Jada Logan led the Cougars in scoring with 17 points, followed by Jazmyn Stone with 15 points and Adaora Onwumelu with a matched career-high with nine points.

The Pride (8-8, 2-3 CAA) won against UNCW on January 13 by a score of 63-62 on Friday night in Wilmington. Brandy Thomas was just shy of a double-double for the Pride with 19 points and eight rebounds. Following close behind was Sorelle Ineza with 14 points.

Cougar Statistical Leaders:
Scoring: Jada Logan (16.1), Jazmyn Stone (11.8), Anika McGarity (11.5)
Rebounding: Adaora Onwulmelu (7.3), Jada Logan (7.2)
Assists: Jada Logan (40), Jaila Roberts (32), Alexis Andrews (24), Anika McGarity (24)
Steals: Alexis Andrews (25), Jazmyn Stone (17)
Blocked Shots: Adaora Onwumelu (11)

Tribe Statistical Leaders
Scoring: Brandy Thomas (14.4), Rosi Nicholson (8.4)
Rebounding: Brandy Thomas (8.7), Zyheima Swint (6.6)
Assists: Ally Knights (50), Brandy Thomas (31), Rosi Nicholson (25)
Steals: Rosi Nicholson (33), Brandy Thomas (23)
Blocked Shots: Zyheima Swint (16)