Check out what's happening this week in WVU Tech athletics, January 12-17, 2016 — Featuring Men's and Women's Basketball and Wrestling. Head over to goldenbearathletics.com and Game Day Central to stay updated on live coverage options throughout the week.
 

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Women's Basketball Wednesday, 6:30 p.m., at Carlow University Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Thursday, 6:00 p.m., University of Rio Grande Rio Grande, Ohio Saturday, 1:00 p.m., Ohio Christian University Circleville, Ohio Live Coverage
WVU Tech Golden Bears | 6-8, 1-2 KIAC	Roster	Stats
Carlow Celtics | 5-8, 1-6 KIAC	Roster	Stats
Rio Grande RedStornm | 10-5, 3-1 KIAC	Roster	Stats
Ohio Christian Trailblazers | 9-6, 2-2 KIAC	Roster	Stats

LAST GAME

• Fell to Newport News Apprentice School Saturday afternoon, 80-79.
• Played the final few minutes with four players due to foul trouble.
• Freshman Savannah Shamblin produced a triple-double of a team-high 19 points, contest-high 11 assists and ten boards.
• Shamblin also grabbed four steals.
• Senior Courtney Fisher's double-double effort came from 14 points and rebounds.
• Freshman Alexandria Humphreys posted 14 points and a steal.
• Junior Elizabeth Evans also scored in double digits with ten points.

 

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Men's Basketball Wednesday, 8:30 p.m., vs. Carlow University Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Thursday, 8:00 p.m., University of Rio Grande Rio Grande, Ohio Saturday, 3:00 p.m., Ohio Christian University Circleville, Ohio Live Coverage
WVU Tech Golden Bears | 10-6, 2-1 KIAC	Roster	Stats
Carlow Celtics | 3-13, 0-7 KIAC	Roster	Stats
Rio Grande RedStorm | 14-4, 4-0 KIAC	Roster	Stats
Ohio Christian Trailblazers | 12-5, 2-2 KIAC	Roster	Stats

 

• Sophomore Ryan Atkins scored a game-high 30 points.
• The team defeated Washington Adventist University Saturday evening.
• The Golden Bears move to 10-6 this season with the 81-76 victory over the Shock who are now 5-9.
• Tech defeated Washington Adventist earlier this season, 76-70 (December 5) in Takoma Park, Maryland.
• Atkins had an efficient shooting night from the foul line going 15-for-16. The Miami, Florida native also pulled down six rebounds to go with two assists.
• Junior Hunter Moles enjoyed two new career-highs with 14 points and seven rebounds while posting a block.
• Senior Eddie Gordon and sophomore Juwuan Wilson posted 12 and ten points respectively to round out Tech's top offensive contributors.
• Wilson had seven rebounds and dished a team-high five assists.
• The Gold and Blue went 24-for-60 (40 percent) from the field.
• Tech won the rebounding battle (46-27) and also held advantage over the Shock in second chance points (26-19).

 

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Wrestling Sunday, 9 a.m., at Builder Invitational Newport News, Virginia Hosted by Newport News Apprentice School Live Coverage
WVU Tech Golden Bears	Roster
Newport News Builders	Roster

Last Meet

• Junior Denis Robles-Gomez finished fourth at 125 to lead WVU Tech wrestling to an eighth place finish at the John Crytzer Invitational
• The Golden Bears finished with 27.5 team points while John Carroll University won with 129.5 points followed by the host school, Washington and Lee, who scored 123.5 points.
• Robles-Gomez opened the tournament with a bye before falling to Lenny Ogozalek of Gettysburg by technical fall.
• The junior went on to win his next two bouts by fall (6:03 and 0:53) prior to scoring a major decision (15-7) over Scranton's Brandon Davis.
• In the third place match, Robles-Gomez fell to Ogozalek again by fall (4:53).
• Junior Paul Gonzales produced 6.5 team points and a sixth place finish in the 133 weight class with three wins during the tournament — one by technical fall over Washington and Lee's Michael Smith, one by decision (14-8) and a bye in the first round.
• Sophomore Corey Palmer (165) won by decision (9-7) and fall (0:42) while junior Colton Rowe (174) and freshman Noah Julian (285) each won by decision in their respective weight classes.
• Sophomore Jephte Jeanpaul scored a win by major decision (13-3) at 149.

 

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