November 20, 2012
Roundup: West Virginia State women open with win at Seton Hill
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Jordan Brock and Jasmine Blanton scored a team-high 14 points apiece as the West Virginia State women's basketball team picked up a 77-71 season-opening win Tuesday over host Seton Hill in Greensburg, Pa.

India Taste chipped in 13 points for the Yellow Jackets (1-0), while Kashauna Cook added 12 in the conference win. Katie Gattuso netted a game-high 18 points for Seton Hill (0-3).

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  • WVU SPORTS: Returned tickets for West Virginia's senior day football matchup with Kansas on Dec. 1 are now available for purchase. Fans can purchase tickets for the game online at WVUGAME.com.

  • The West Virginia women's basketball team has moved up to No. 12 in this week's Associated Press poll and No. 14 in the USA Today Sports Top 25 poll. The Mountaineers (3-0) return to the court Friday as they travel to the Florida International University Thanksgiving Classic in Miami to face LSU.
  • The West Virginia women's basketball team announced Tuesday the signing of Teana Muldrow, East Orange, N.J., and Lubirdia Gordon, Mount Vernon, N.Y., as part of the Mountaineer's 2013 signing class.
  • The West Virginia women's swimming and diving team has entered the Endless Pools/CollegeSwimming.com Top 25 this week, checking in at No. 23. West Virginia cracked the Top 25 after a second-place finish at the Pitt Invitational last weekend. Senior Mandie Nugent (100 fly, 200 fly) and junior Danielle Smith (100 back, 200 back) scored two individual wins apiece, while sophomores Jenelle Zee (100 breast) and Haily VandePoel (3-meter) each had one individual victory.
  • The West Virginia gymnastics team announced the signing of four athletes to letters of intent Tuesday: Brooklyn Doggette, Pickering, Ohio; Alexa Goldberg, Ivyland, Pa.; Rachel Sine, Bethlehem, Pa.; and Nicolette Swoboda, Columbus, Ohio.
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