ROCK HILL, S.C. – As the regular season’s midpoint sets in, both men’s and women’s Winthrop Basketball teams are taking advantage of their bye week following a cycle of conference games in the Big South.
Teams across the board are either looking to maintain their dominance, recover from setbacks, or improve their game during the week-long pause.
On Wednesdays, neither the Winthrop Men’s nor Women’s Basketball teams play, providing the teams with an eight-day hiatus following intense matchups within their conference. With another horde of crucial contests to come, both teams are taking this opportunity to reflect, adjust, and refuel.
Following a successive series of games, the Men’s team currently sits in the fourth position within Big South. They face the challenge of chasing down High Point, Asheville, and Garder-Webb – the three teams that have marred their current record with defeats.
Coach Mark Prosser remains optimistic about his team’s chances, highlighting their ability to maintain sizeable leads in the face of these losses. Two of these matchups were played on home turf, with upcoming games this February scheduled against Asheville and High Point.
Meanwhile, the women’s team is currently positioned sixth in the conference, a marked improvement from their preseason prognosis. Despite this, Coach Semeka Randall Lay’s focuses on her team’s resilient performance, noting that only one of their losses was a double-digit deficit. In a particularly close game, the team were edged out by a single point against the conference leader, USC Upstate.
Once the bye week concludes, the teams will once again thrust themselves into the throes of Big South proceedings. On Saturday, the Winthrop Women’s Basketball team will host UNC Asheville at their home court. Meanwhile, the Men’s team will undertake a challenging journey up the mountain to face new opponents.
With the regular season’s second half on the horizon, Winthrop Basketball teams are utilizing this breather to regroup, reflect, and refine their strategies. Time will tell if this introspection and evaluation will translate into victories in the upcoming games.
The road to the top of Big South is a challenging one, but both men’s and women’s Winthrop Basketball teams have shown their resolve. As the teams navigate through the rest of the season, fans wait excitedly for the outcome. But for now, the teams take a well-earned rest during the bye week, preparing to come back stronger for the battles ahead.
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