spring 2014 / 45
ATHLETICS
Soccer
Women’s soccer put together a7-10 record and
a4-3mark in fall conference actionunder first-
yearHeadCoachEmilyClifford. Senior forward
AmandaBabbinwas named First-TeamAll-SAA,
while senior forwardBaileyKimbell and sophomore
forward Jessie Sperrywerenamed Second-Team
forwards. Senior goalkeeper RichelleByrd, senior
defenderM’Kayl Lewis, freshmandefender Bethany
Kuerten, seniormidfielder KellyCraft, and freshman
midfielderNicoleNewtonwere all named to the
HonorableMentionAll-Conference Team. Kimbell
was alsonamed to theCollege Sports Information
Directors of AmericaAcademicAll-District Team.
Basketball
Thewomen’s basketball teamwas under the
directionof first-yearHeadCoachRena Faust-
Holden, who tookover as head coach last spring.
ThePantherswere a young team this season, with
onlyone senior inElizabethBromirski, whowas
named First-TeamAll-Conference. Only three
other players had seen timeon the court in aBSC
uniform last season, leaving17newcomers to the
program. BSCput together a10-17 record, going6-8
against SAAopponents. ThePanthers drew thefifth
seed in the SAAChampionship, hostedbyRhodes
College, and lost to fourth-seedBerryCollege in the
first round. Besides Bromirski’s First-TeamAll-SAA
nod, sophomoreKelseyBrownwas named to the
HonorableMentionAll-Conference team.
MEN’S SPORTS
Football
The football teamput together another great season
on the gridiron. ThePanthers started their season
with three straightwins and endedupwith a5-4
markoverall and a3-3 record in the SAA. FiveBSC
players earnedAll-Conferencehonors, headlined
by senior offensive lineman JarrettHubbard and
junior linebacker AustinHansardbeingnamed First-
TeamAll-SAA. Juniorwide receiverMichael Cowan
and junior defensive linemanConnor Shannon
werenamed Second-TeamAll-SAA and senior
linebackerCameronBudzius earned anHonorable
Mentionnod. ItwasHansard’s second straight year
earning First-Teamhonors; he led the teamwith62
Senior CameronBudzius
