Dalton State 2nd

The Dalton State women’s golf team, ranked fourth in the NAIA, is second at 603 after the second round Tuesday in the Southern States Athletic Conference tournament at Greenville, Alabama. No. 8 Loyola of New Orleans leads at 597, and No. 3 William Carey slipped to third at 610 going into the final round. DSC had the best round Tuesday, 293, and the Lady Roadrunners’ Katie Dalton leads the medalist race by two strokes at 144. Cameron Daniel is tied for fifth at 149, Hannah Gasaway shares ninth at 152 and Isabel Rijos and Haejin Choe are 15th and 16th.

› The last round of the Brickyard Collegiate women’s tournament in Macon, Georgia, was canceled Tuesday, leaving the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga 11th out of 13 teams at 604.

BASKETBALL

› Cleveland State sophomore Delaino Walker has committed to continue his basketball career at NCAA Division II member Tiffin University in Ohio. He averaged 15.9 points and 7.2 rebounds a game and was an All-TCCAA first-team selection this past season, and he was the most valuable player as the Cougars made a surprise run to the state-region tournament championship. “I’m happy Delaino is getting the opportunity to continue playing basketball at the next level,” Cougars coach Lee Cigliano said in a Cleveland State release. “More importantly, he will get to continue his education on a full scholarship. He did a great job for our program this year and deserves this opportunity. He will be missed here, but I’m very happy for him.”

SOFTBALL

› Lindsey Dunn’s two five-inning no-hitters last week earned the Bryan College junior right-hander the honor of softball pitcher of the week in the Appalachian Athletic Conference and by the Tennessee Sports Writers Association. Before her gems against Bluefield and Hiwassee, the Murray County graduate from Tennga, Georgia, allowed just seven hits in a 3-1 loss to nationally ranked Tennessee Wesleyan.