Topic: Rennia Davis

Tennessee Lady Vols lose To #20/24 UCLA at NCAA Tournament, 89-77

March 23, 2019 |

UT  Athletics

College Park, MD – The No. 11 seed Tennessee Lady Vols (19-13) erased a 17-point deficit and led by as many as three in the fourth quarter, but their upset bid came up short in falling to No. 6 seed UCLA (21-12) in the first round of the NCAA Tournament at the XFINITY Center, 89-77.
 
Sophomore Rennia Davis had a double-double for Tennessee with 21 points and 10 rebounds. Sophomore Kasiyahna Kushkituah recorded a career-high 16 points, while freshman Mimi Collins, who hails from nearby Waldorf, MD, tied her career high of 14 points.

Tennessee Women’s Basketball rallies late but falls to #20/24 UCLA 89-77 in first round of the NCAA Tournament, Saturday. (UT Athletics)

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Tennessee Lady Vols loses to Mississippi State in SEC Tournament quarterfinals

March 8, 2019 |

UT Athletics

Greenville, SC – The Tennessee Lady Vols led by six after the first quarter but couldn’t hold on against a top-seeded Mississippi State team that shot 61.5 percent in the second half, falling in the quarterfinals of the SEC Tournament, 83-68, on Friday.
 
The sophomores led the way for Tennessee (19-12) with Evina Westbrook scoring 19 points while dishing out six assists, and Rennia Davis logging 16 points and eight rebounds. Senior Meme Jackson was also in double figures with 13 points on 5-of-9 shooting.

Tennessee Women’s Basketball unable to keep up with Mississippi State in 83-68 loss Friday in the SEC Tournament. (UT Athletics)

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Tennessee Lady Vols takes on Mississippi State in next round of SEC Tournament action

March 8, 2019 |

Tennessee Lady Vols (19-11 | 7-9) vs. Mississippi State (27-2 | 15-2 SEC)

Friday, March 8th, 2019 | 11:02am CT
Greenville, SC | bon Secours Wellness Arena | SEC Network

Knoxville, TN – No. 8 seed Tennessee Lady Vols (19-11, 7-9 SEC) will meet No. 1 seed Mississippi State (27-2, 15-1 SEC) at noon on Friday in the quarterfinal round of the SEC Tournament.

Tip-off is slated for 11:02am CT at Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, SC, for a contest that is being televised by the SEC Network and carried by the Lady Vol Radio Network and SiriusXM Radio. The winner of the UT-MSU game will advance to face the victor of Friday’s contest between No. 4 Kentucky and No. 5 Missouri at 4:00pm CT (ESPNU).

The Lady Vols survived and advanced by coming from seven down in the third quarter to defeat LSU, 69-66.

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Tennessee Lady Vols beat LSU 69-66 in SEC Tournament

March 7, 2019 |

UT Athletics

Greenville, SC – Sophomores Evina Westbrook and Rennia Davis combined for 27 second-half points to rally eighth-seeded Tennessee Lady Vols to a 69-66 win over ninth-seeded LSU in the second round of the SEC Tournament on Thursday.
 
Westbrook led UT in scoring with 20 points while Davis was close behind with 19. Freshman Mimi Collins tallied 10 points in the game, eight of which came in the second half.
 
LSU was led by Khayla Pointer, who had 21 points and five assists. Faustine Aifuwa and Ayana Mitchell were also in double figures for the Lady Tigers with 16 each.

Tennessee Women’s Basketball sophomore Evina Westbrook scored 9 points Thursday in win over LSU in the SEC Tournament. (UT Athletics)

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Tennessee Lady Vols take on LSU at SEC Tournament, Thursday

March 6, 2019 |

Tennessee (18-11 | 7-9 SEC) vs. LSU (16-12 | 7-9 SEC) 

Thursday, March 7th, 2019 | 11:02am CT
Greenville, SC | Bon Secours Wellness Arena | TV: SEC Network

Knoxville, TN –  No. 8 seed Tennessee Lady Vols (18-11, 7-9 SEC) will meet No. 9 seed LSU (16-12, 7-9 SEC) at noon on Thursday in the second round of the SEC Tournament.
 
Tip-off is slated for 1:02pm CT at Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, SC, for a contest that is being televised by the SEC Network and carried by the Lady Vol Radio Network and SiriusXM Radio. The winner of Thursday’s game will advance to face No. 1 seed Mississippi State (27-2, 15-1 SEC) at noon on Friday.
 
The Lady Vols closed out the regular season on Sunday with a dominant 81-56 victory at Ole Miss, moving from 10th to 8th in the SEC standings.

Tennessee Women’s Basketball begins SEC Tournament facing LSU, Thursday. (UT Athletics)

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Tennessee Lady Vols run over Ole Miss, 81-56

March 3, 2019 |

UT Athletics 

Oxford, MS – The Tennessee Lady Vols closed out the regular season with a commanding victory over Ole Miss, winning 81-56 on 51.8-percent shooting on Sunday at the Pavilion at Ole Miss.

Tennessee (18-11, 7-9 SEC) was led in scoring by Meme Jackson,who hit five threes in route to 20 points while tying her season high of six assists. Rennia Davis and Cheridene Green also were in double figures for UT with 13 and 11, respectively. Evina Westbrook narrowly missed a double-double, tallying nine points and nine assists.

The Rebels (9-21, 3-14 SEC) were led in scoring by redshirt senior Crystal Allen, who turned in 30 points. Freshman Gabby Crawford also was in double digits for UM with 16 points and nine rebounds.

Tennessee Women’s Basketball senior Meme Jackson scored 20 points, connected on five threes and dished six assists in Lady Vols win at Ole Miss, Saturday. (UT Athletics)

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Tennessee Lady Vols Basketball travels to Ole Miss, Sunday

March 2, 2019 |

Tennessee (17-11 | 6-9 SEC) at Ole Miss (9-20 | 3-23 SEC)

Sunday, March 3rd, 2019 | 2:02pm CT (3:02pm ET)
Oxford, MS | The Pavilion At Ole Miss

Knoxville, TN – The Tennessee Lady Vols (17-11, 6-9 SEC) travels to Oxford, MS, this weekend to close out the regular season vs. Ole Miss (9-20, 1-13 SEC) on Sunday afternoon. Tip-off is slated for 2:02pm CT (3:02pm ET) at The Pavilion at Ole Miss in a contest that is being streamed on SECN+.
 
After winning five of six, UT has hit a bump in the road and has dropped three straight, including back-to-back home games vs. #13/13 South Carolina and Vanderbilt. The Commodores spoiled the Lady Vols’ Senior Night on Thursday, overcoming a 10-point deficit to get their first-ever win in Knoxville, 76-69.

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Tennessee Lady Vols fall at home to Vanderbilt, 76-69

February 28, 2019 |

UT Athletics 

Knoxville, TN – Redshirt senior Cheridene Green posted a career-high 20 points, but it wasn’t enough to overcome a Vanderbilt team that shot 53.8 percent from the floor, handing the Tennessee Lady Vols a 76-69 loss at home on Thursday night. 

Green’s previous best scoring performance also came against Vanderbilt, on January 17th, 2018, when she tallied 17 points.

In addition to Green, sophomore Rennia Davis and freshman Mimi Collins were also in double figures for Tennessee (17-11, 6-9 SEC) with 14 each. Collins’ total was a career high, while Davis posted her 21st double-figure scoring effort of the season. 

Tennessee Women’s Basketball forward Cheridene Green scored a career high 20 points in loss to Vanderbilt Thursday night. (UT Athletics)

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Tennessee Lady Vols Basketball hosts Vanderbilt, Thursday

February 27, 2019 |

Tennessee (17-10 | 6-8 SEC) vs. Vanderbilt (6-21 | 1-13 SEC)

Thursday, February 28th, 2019 | 6:02pm CT
Knoxville, TN | Thompson-Boling Arena | TV: SEC Network

Knoxville, TN – Tennessee (17-10, 6-8 SEC) closes out the home portion of its regular season schedule on Thursday by welcoming Vanderbilt (6-21, 1-13 SEC) to Thompson-Boling Arena.

It’s Senior Night for two Lady Vols, as Cheridene Green and Meme Jackson will be recognized on-court prior to the game. Fans should plan to be in their seats by 5:40pm to catch the festivities. Tip-off is slated for 6:02pm CT on The Summitt in a contest that is being televised by the SEC Network.

After winning five of six, Tennessee has dropped back-to-back games vs. ranked foes No. 21/22 Texas A&M (79-62) and No. 13/13 South Carolina (82-67).

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Tennessee Lady Vols fall 82-67 to #13 South Carolina at Thompson-Boling Arena

February 24, 2019 |

UT Athletics

Knoxville, TN – A combined 18 second-half points from the sophomore duo of Rennia Davis and Evina Westbrook was not enough for the Lady Vols to complete a frantic comeback against No. 13-ranked South Carolina, which notched an 82-67 win at Thompson-Boling Arena on Sunday.
 
Tennessee (17-10, 6-8 SEC) cut the Gamecocks’ lead down to seven points twice in the second half despite a 16-point deficit at the half.
 
In the loss, four Lady Vols recorded double-digit points on the afternoon: Davis (15), Zaay Green (12), Cheridene Green (11) and Westbrook (10). Freshman Rae Burrell added seven points from the bench, as Davis and Cheridene Green led Tennessee on the glass with nine rebounds apiece.

Tennessee Women’s Basketball sophomore Rennia Davis had 15 points and 9 boards in loss to South Carolina Sunday. (UT Athletics)

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