West Georgia Pulls Away From North Alabama in Second Half
CARROLLTON, Ga. (Interstat) — Shelton Williams-Dryden scored 30 points to lead West Georgia to a 75-63 men’s basketball victory over North Alabama on Saturday at The Coliseum.
The Wolves used a decisive second-half surge to secure the ASUN Conference win. After leading 30-25 at halftime, West Georgia outscored the Lions 45-38 after the break. Williams-Dryden, a 6-foot-6 guard from Milwaukee, was efficient from the floor, making 11 field goals and all eight of his free throws.
Kevin de Kovachich led North Alabama with 16 points. The Lions shot just 35.2% from the field and were hampered by 10 West Georgia blocks, including six from Kenneth Chime. West Georgia improved to 14-16 overall, while North Alabama fell to 9-20. An announced crowd of 1,046 attended.