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EASTERN FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE ATHLETICS
W. Basketball Sun, Oct. 01 TBA
Eastern Florida State College
vs Jamboree
W. Basketball Sat, Oct. 07 TBA
Eastern Florida State College
vs SE Jamboree
W. Basketball Sat, Oct. 07 12:00 PM
Eastern Florida State College
at Enterprise State Community College
W. Basketball Sat, Oct. 14 TBA
Eastern Florida State College
at Tallahassee Jamboree
W. Basketball Fri, Oct. 20 TBA
Eastern Florida State College
at UCF
Closed gym
W. Basketball Fri, Nov. 03 Final
Eastern Florida State College
85
vs Southern Crescent Technical College
45
Jacksonville, FL
W. Basketball Sat, Nov. 04 Final - OT
Pensacola State College
87
vs Eastern Florida State College
82
Jacksonville, FL
W. Basketball Fri, Nov. 10 Final
Eastern Florida State College
54
at Gulf Coast State College
66
Northwest Florida Tournament
W. Basketball Sat, Nov. 11 Final
Eastern Florida State College
45
at Northwest Florida State College
70
Northwest Florida Tournament
W. Basketball Fri, Nov. 17 Final
Eastern Florida State College
76
vs Gulf Coast State College
62
W. Basketball Tue, Nov. 28 Final
Edward Waters JV
26
vs Eastern Florida State College
100
W. Basketball Wed, Dec. 06 Final
Eastern Florida State College
102
at Edward Waters JV
40
W. Basketball Sat, Dec. 09 Final
Eastern Florida State College
90
at Daytona State College
66
W. Basketball Mon, Dec. 11 Final
Santa Fe College
52
vs Eastern Florida State College
97
W. Basketball Wed, Dec. 13 Final
Eastern Florida State College
95
at Hillsborough Community College
58
W. Basketball Sat, Dec. 16 Final
Miami Dade College
67
vs Eastern Florida State College
84
W. Basketball Tue, Jan. 02 Final
DME
41
vs Eastern Florida State College
65
W. Basketball Sat, Jan. 06 Final
Florida Southwestern State College
55
vs Eastern Florida State College
58
Melbourne, Fla.
W. Basketball Wed, Jan. 10 Final
Eastern Florida State College
81
at St. Petersburg College
42
W. Basketball Sat, Jan. 13 Final
Eastern Florida State College
75
at Santa Fe College
52
W. Basketball Wed, Jan. 17 Final
Indian River State College
60
vs Eastern Florida State College
66
W. Basketball Sat, Jan. 20 Final
Eastern Florida State College
83
at Daytona State College
57
W. Basketball Tue, Jan. 23 Final
Eastern Florida State College
85
at Miami Dade College
46
W. Basketball Thu, Jan. 25 Final
Florida Southwestern State College
38
vs Eastern Florida State College
74
Melbourne, Fla.
W. Basketball Sat, Jan. 27 Final
Eastern Florida State College
83
at Indian River State College
38
W. Basketball Wed, Jan. 31 Final
Eastern Florida State College
71
at Hillsborough Community College
55
W. Basketball Wed, Feb. 07 Final
Eastern Florida State College
75
at Florida Southwestern State College
67
Fort Myers, Fla.
W. Basketball Sat, Feb. 10 Final
St. Petersburg College
31
vs Eastern Florida State College
80
W. Basketball Tue, Feb. 13 Final
Santa Fe College
56
vs Eastern Florida State College
89
W. Basketball Sat, Feb. 17 Final
Eastern Florida State College
76
at Indian River State College
59
W. Basketball Wed, Feb. 21 Final
Daytona State College
52
vs Eastern Florida State College
82
W. Basketball Sat, Feb. 24 Final
Miami Dade College
65
vs Eastern Florida State College
93
W. Basketball Sat, Mar. 02 Final
Hillsborough Community College
78
vs Eastern Florida State College
96
W. Basketball Mon, Mar. 04 Final
Eastern Florida State College
63
at St. Petersburg College
41
W. Basketball Thu, Mar. 14 Final
Hillsborough Community College
45
vs Eastern Florida State College
72
Region VIII Women's Basketball Championship
W. Basketball Fri, Mar. 15 Final
Eastern Florida State College
38
vs Northwest Florida State College
65
FCSAA DI/NJCAA South Atlantic District Women's Basketball Semifinals
W. Basketball Tue, Mar. 26 Final
North Dakota State College of Science
54
vs Eastern Florida State College
46
2024 NJCAA Division I Women's Basketball Championship - First Round
Women's basketball team in Elite Eight for second straight year

Women's basketball team in Elite Eight for second straight year

For the second straight season, the Eastern Florida State College women's basketball team will play in the NJCAA Division I National Tournament Elite Eight on Saturday at Rip Griffin Center on the campus of Lubbock Christian University in Texas.

Eastern Florida State College will play Wabash Valley College at 4 p.m. EDT in the quarterfinals on Saturday. The Titans are the No. 2 seed in the tournament and opened with a 73-45 victory over No. 18 Walters State on Thursday and are in the quarterfinals for the second straight season.

Wabash Valley, the No. 7 seed from Mount Carmel, IL, held on in a close contest against upset-minded No. 23 Cochise, winning 60-57.

Both the Titans and Wabash Valley have just one loss this season and are riding long winning streaks heading into the matchup.

Wabash Valley is leading the country in scoring, averaging 103 points per game led by Shaulana Wagner who averages 20 points per game and had 21 points against Cochise Thursday night. Eastern Florida State College is one of the top defensive teams in the country, holding opponents to 48.6 points per game and is also one of the top 15 offenses in the country, averaging 78.3 points per game.

The duo of Isimenme Ozzy-Momodu and L'or Eyeba Mputu had big games for the Titans who outrebounded Walters State 22-9 in the first half and 47-27 for the game. Ozzy-Momodu led the offensive attack with 16 points while Mputu added 14 in the win. Teammate Elli Garnett led the team with nine rebounds to go with 13 points and seven assists.

"This team is built with strength in numbers," Eastern Florida State College women's basketball coach MJ Baker said. "We built this team that not one person is bigger than the other and we talk about being a symphony, the different parts and it comes together and is a beautiful thing as long as we work together. Our goal in this is to come in and be a talented team that plays together."

They accomplished that Thursday night as seven players had at least five points and seven had at least four rebounds.

The Titans have now won 16 games in a row and are a school-record 32-1 as the team looks to go further than last season when they lost in the quarterfinals. Last season was the first time in program history the Titans have played in the national tournament.

Wabash Valley is also looking to do something they have not done in their past 10 appearances. Wabash Valley has already snapped a two-year streak of going home early by advancing to the quarterfinals. They lost in the quarterfinals in their only appearance in 2018.

Saturday's game will tip off at 4 p.m. EDT and will be shown live on the NJCAA Network for $10.