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Nesbeth & Florida State Advance In NCAA

Nesbeth & Florida State Advance In NCAA
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18th ranked FSU WBB bringing continuity to scrimmage against Flagler, 2023-24 season

18th ranked FSU WBB bringing continuity to scrimmage against Flagler, 2023-24 season
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Women's Hoops Hosts Arkansas in First ACC/SEC Challenge

TALLAHASSEE, Florida – The inaugural ACC/SEC Women’s Basketball Challenge comes to Tallahassee in the 2023-24 season, as Florida State plays host to Arkansas on Thursday, Nov. 30, at 7 p.m. at the Donald L. Tucker Center.

Network designations will be released at a later date. The matchup vs. the Razorbacks is the second confirmed game of the 2023-24 campaign for Florida State Women’s Basketball, with the other being a neutral-site game vs. UCLA at the Basketball Hall of Fame Women’s Showcase on Sunday, Dec. 10, at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Conn.

The Seminoles and Razorbacks meet for just the second time ever and the first since 2011. Arkansas reached the WNIT Great Eight last season and finished 24-13 overall and 7-9 in the SEC.

Florida State is coming off its 10th consecutive trip to the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament, currently one of just eight programs to enjoy a streak that long. FSU brings in a talented 12-player roster for the 2023-24 season headlined by returning All-ACC performers Ta’Niya Latson (sophomore guard) and Makayla Timpson (junior forward).

Fans can purchase season tickets to the 2023-24 season by going on Seminoles.com or by calling the FSU Athletics Ticket Office at 1-888-FSU-NOLE.

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WCWS has a Florida team in it. Here are some softball rules to know

Who hits first? What's a force-out? What are the rules? Your Women's College World Series questions answered here.

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Sunday Seminoles Summary: FSU Softball looks to sweep Notre Dame at home after giving Coach Alameda her 700th win

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Latson Named 2023 WBCA NCAA Division I Freshman of the Year

TALLAHASSEE, Florida – Florida State Women’s Basketball student-athlete Ta’Niya Latson has earned the honor of WBCA NCAA Division I Freshman of the Year presented by adidas, announced by the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association on Tuesday morning. The Freshman of the Year award honors the best NCAA Division I women’s basketball freshman or redshirt freshman. All conference freshman players of the year in NCAA Division I are considered for the award. If a conference does not select a freshman player of the year, the conference office can nominate one player to be considered. “Energy, enthusiasm, effort and effectiveness — these are hallmark pillars that each coach hopes their first-year, student-athletes will contribute to the team,” said WBCA Executive Director Danielle Donehew. “The WBCA and adidas recognize the important contribution of first-year student-athletes. I am pleased to present the WBCA NCAA Division I Freshman of the Year award to Ta’Niya Latson. “Ta’Niya most certainly contributed to Florida State’s success and we recognize and applaud her immediate impact this season.” “Adidas has been providing innovative products for the world’s best athletes for more than 65 years, from past legends to today’s superstars as well as top collegiate basketball programs around the country. The WBCA and adidas are pleased to recognize the important contribution of first-year student-athlete and to present the WBCA NCAA Division I Freshman of the Year award to Ta’Niya Latson,” said Jonathan Sims, assistant sports marketing manager, NCAA south, at adidas. The Miami, Fla., native was unquestionably the nation’s top freshman in 2022-23, also earning the Tamika Catchings Award given by the United States Basketball Writers Association, as well as The Athletic National Freshman of the Year. Latson averaged an ACC-leading 21.3 points, 4.5 rebounds, 2.9 assists, 1.6 steals and 0.7 blocks per game this year. Latson is also a finalist for the Ann Meyers Drysdale Shooting Guard award. The 5-foot-8 freshman guard produced one of the finest first seasons in collegiate basketball history, becoming the first freshman in ACC history to lead the league in scoring. She was the conference’s greatest scoring threat, producing an ACC-leading 18 20-point games. Latson proved to be a scoring threat who also put up impressive field-goal percentage numbers. With a very high usage rate, Latson shot 45.5 percent from the floor and 36.2 percent from 3-point range. She was rewarded as the ACC Rookie of the Year as well as getting the nod for All-ACC First Team honors. Latson set an FSU single-season record with seven 30-point games this season.

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Latson Wins 2022-23 Tamika Catchings Award

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Florida State Women’s Basketball’s Ta’Niya Latson has won the 2022-23 Tamika Catchings Award as the U.S. Basketball Writers Association’s National Freshman Player of the Year, announced on Tuesday by the USBWA. The USBWA has presented a women's National Freshman Player of the Year Award since the 1991-92 season. Two seasons ago, the award was named in honor of Tennessee legend Tamika Catchings, the USBWA's 1997-98 national freshman of the year and a three-time All-American. DePaul's Aneesah Morrow won the award last season. Latson will receive the award at the USBWA College Basketball Awards Banquet in St. Louis on April 12, which is hosted by the Missouri Athletic Club. The Miami, Fla., native recorded one of the best freshman seasons in collegiate basketball history, averaging 21.3 points, 4.5 rebounds, shooting 45.5 percent overall and 36.2 percent from 3-point range. Latson became the first freshman ever to lead the ACC in scoring and set the single-season scoring average record by a freshman in the conference with 659 total points. Latson also shot 85.9 percent (171-of-199) from the free throw line, the second-most free throws made in a season at FSU and the most since Carla Williams’ record-setting 189 made free throws in the 1995-96 season. Latson and the Seminoles earned a No. 7 seed to their 10th consecutive NCAA Tournament, and finished 12-6 in the ACC this season. Florida State’s 79.3 points per game this season is ranked 10th nationally. The U.S. Basketball Writers Association was formed in 1956 at the urging of then-NCAA Executive Director Walter Byers. With some 900 members worldwide, it is one of the most influential organizations in college basketball. It has selected a women's All-America team since the 1996-97 season. For more information on the USBWA and its award programs, contact executive director Malcolm Moran at 814-574-1485. For additional info about covering the awards banquet, contact Jim Wilson with the MAC (314-539-4488).

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Seminoles End Season Against Georgia

IOWA CITY, Iowa – No. 7 seed Florida State Women’s Basketball ended its 2022-23 campaign after falling to 10th-seeded Georgia, 66-54, on Friday afternoon in the NCAA First Round held at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in Iowa City. The Seminoles (23-10) were without the services of proven scorers Ta’Niya Latson and O’Mariah Gordon due to injuries. They also sustained a long time period without All-ACC Team member Makayla Timpson, who suffered a cut above her eye five minutes into the game and missed nearly the rest of the first half. Thank you for the ride #NoleFAM 🍢We'll be back 👏🏽 pic.twitter.com/e4XOT4Uwcl— FSU Women's Basketball (@fsuwbb) March 17, 2023 Undermanned with 7-8 players, Florida State gave everything it had. The turning point came toward the end of the third quarter and early in the fourth when the Lady Bulldogs went on a 14-0 run. Georgia turned a 43-40 lead to a 57-40 advantage with 7:43 left in the game. Graduate guard Taylor O’Brien concluded her collegiate career in fine fashion, scoring 15 points with four rebounds and two steals. O’Brien, who enjoyed a tremendous four-year career at Bucknell before transferring to FSU, got the Seminoles back into the game by scoring eight straight points to cut FSU’s deficit to 43-40 with 2:03 left in the fourth quarter. Redshirt senior Erin Howard led FSU with 19 points and nine rebounds, marking 26 consecutive games with at least one 3-point field goal made. The Madison, Wis., native caps her strong career having led FSU with 56 3-point field goals this season. Florida State started the game holding an 18-13 first-quarter lead, but Georgia’s matchup zone defense extended itself more as the game went on. UGA guard Diamond Battles led all scorers with 21 points. The game was mostly a defensive slugfest, with UGA shooting 39.7 percent overall and the Seminoles shooting 26.9 percent. FSU was able to out-score the Lady Bulldogs (22-11), 15-8, in second-chance points. Georgia out-rebounded FSU, 48-38. Florida State returns next season looking to reload despite losing O’Brien, Howard, Valencia Myers and Jazmine Massengill, whom all have exhausted their NCAA eligibility. The Seminoles look to make it 11 consecutive seasons of making the NCAA Tournament – a current run that only seven other programs have matched.

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Latson, Gordon Out for Remainder of Season

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Upon further medical evaluation, Florida State Women’s Basketball freshman guard Ta’Niya Latson will miss the upcoming NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament.

Latson recently missed Florida State’s last contest vs. Wake Forest in the ACC Tournament Second Round on March 2 due to injury.

Sophomore guard O’Mariah Gordon will also be out for the remainder of the NCAA postseason due to injury.

Seventh-seeded Florida State faces No. 10 seed Georgia on Friday at 1:30 p.m. ET/12:30 p.m. CT in Iowa City on ESPN2.

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No. 7 Seed Florida State Opens NCAA First Round on Friday

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - The seventh-seeded Florida State Women's Basketball team begins its March Madness run on Friday afternoon when it faces No. 10 seed Georgia at 1:30 p.m. ET/12:30 CT at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. TV: Friday's matchup against the Lady Bulldogs airs on ESPN2. Radio: The matchup can be heard locally on 96.5 FM and 1270 AM, and can be accessed anywhere on Seminoles Leanplayer. In-game updates: Fans can follow on the FSU Women's Basketball Twitter Account (@fsuwbb).

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