ECU Women’s Basketball Makes Historic Comeback in AAC Semifinal, Advances to Title Game
The East Carolina women's basketball team staged a remarkable comeback to defeat fourth-seeded UTSA 55-54 and secure a spot in the American Athletic Conference Championship Game.
The Big PictureThe Pirates overcame an 11-point deficit with standout performances from Amiya Joyner and Khia Miller to secure a thrilling victory.
By the Numbers- The Pirates set a new AAC tournament record with 25 team blocks, surpassing the previous record of 22.
- Tatyana Wyche tied the individual AAC tournament record for blocks with 10.
- Amiya Joyner achieved her ninth consecutive double-double and surpassed 300 rebounds for the season.
- East Carolina will compete in their second consecutive conference title game, a feat not achieved since the early 1990s.
- Danae McNeal rose to 10th in ECU history in career points with 1,371.
The Pirates advance to face the winner of Temple vs. Rice in the Championship Game tomorrow at 7 p.m. on ESPNU.
Bottom LineEast Carolina's resilient performance and historic accomplishments set the stage for a thrilling conference final matchup, showcasing their determination and skill on the court.
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