Spring Break
Lady Dogs host Clayton State
RYNE DENNIS
Issue date: 11/6/09 Section: Sports
The women's basketball team will be holding an exhibition contest on Sunday at Stegeman Coliseum against Clayton State.
The Lady Dogs will look to work out any kinks that may be left before their season opener against perennial power Oklahoma on Nov. 15.
Georgia will be led by its All-SEC First-Team seniors Ashley Houts and Angel Robinson. Admission will be free for all.
Maria Taylor joins radio analyst
Former Lady Dog basketball player, and volleyball star, Maria Taylor will join current play-by-play announcer Jeff Dantzler as the color analyst on the radio this season.
Taylor played in 22 games for the Lady Dogs during their run to the Sweet 16 in 2007, where she averaged 1.2 points and 1.9 rebounds per game. Taylor currently works for ISP sports, the multimedia rights holder for UGA athletics, covering events for georgiadogs.com.
Women's tennis star downed in Connecticut
Sophomore Chelsey Gullickson, the Lady Bulldogs' number one player, lost in straight sets - 7-6 (5), 6-2 - Thursday at the ITA National Indoor Championships in New Haven, Connecticut.
Gullickson was said to have been slowed by a sore knee and will not compete in the consolation round today.
The Lady Dogs will look to work out any kinks that may be left before their season opener against perennial power Oklahoma on Nov. 15.
Georgia will be led by its All-SEC First-Team seniors Ashley Houts and Angel Robinson. Admission will be free for all.
Maria Taylor joins radio analyst
Former Lady Dog basketball player, and volleyball star, Maria Taylor will join current play-by-play announcer Jeff Dantzler as the color analyst on the radio this season.
Taylor played in 22 games for the Lady Dogs during their run to the Sweet 16 in 2007, where she averaged 1.2 points and 1.9 rebounds per game. Taylor currently works for ISP sports, the multimedia rights holder for UGA athletics, covering events for georgiadogs.com.
Women's tennis star downed in Connecticut
Sophomore Chelsey Gullickson, the Lady Bulldogs' number one player, lost in straight sets - 7-6 (5), 6-2 - Thursday at the ITA National Indoor Championships in New Haven, Connecticut.
Gullickson was said to have been slowed by a sore knee and will not compete in the consolation round today.
