Roanoke Times Copyright (c) 1995, Landmark Communications, Inc. DATE: SUNDAY, March 11, 1990 TAG: 9003112765 SECTION: SPORTS PAGE: C2 EDITION: METRO SOURCE: From Associated Press and staff reports DATELINE: ASHEVILLE, N.C. LENGTH: Short
Bowles, a senior, hit seven of 15 field-goal attempts and converted a pair of free throws with two seconds left to seal the victory. Of her 22 rebounds, 13 came on offense.
Campbell (14-14) took a 10-0 lead before the Highlanders (20-9) rallied for a 34-34 halftime tie.
Radford built its second-half lead to as many as seven points with 1:43 left, but Campbell scored six straight points to close to 66-65 with 12 seconds remaining.
"It was a great victory for us," said Charlene Curtis, Radford's coach. "We really hope the NIT gives us a chance to go back. We're playing better now than we have all season, and with 20 wins and a conference championship I think they'll give us consideration.
"Karen Bowles just did what she's been doing all along for us, only tonight she turned it up a notch. I've said all along that she's the best offensive rebounder I've ever seen. She's a leader and we'll miss her next year."
Tammy Brown led Campbell with 27 points and 13 rebounds.\ CAMPBELL (65)
Brown 27, Bumpas 6, Hood 8, Allison 16, Berner 2, Sanderson 6.\ RADFORD (69)
Bowles 17, Groce 11, Goldsmith 2, Cardel 10, Toney 15, Smith 4, McConico 7, Hilton 3.
Halftime-34-34.
by CNB