LEBANON, Tenn. – Cumberland University will host the 2014 Mid-South Conference Men's and Women's Basketball Championships at the Dallas Floyd Recreation Center on March 6-9, the conference office announced this week.

Cumberland University, the Lebanon/Wilson County Chamber of Commerce and the Lebanon/Wilson County Sports Council teamed up for the tournament bid at the 2,500-seat arena on the CU campus.

PORTSMOUTH, Ohio – The face of Shawnee State women's basketball for the past 30 seasons, Robin Hagen-Smith, has announced her plans to retire as head coach of the Shawnee State women's basketball team. Her retirement will become effective on June 30, 2013. She has been Shawnee State's women's basketball coach for the past 30 seasons.

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FRANKFORT, Ky. – (Box Score) Briannica Tye's 3-pointer at the buzzer was no good and sixth-ranked Cumberland dropped a 43-41 decision to No. 7 Lee University in the semifinals of the 33rd Annual NAIA Championships here Monday night at the Frankfort Convention Center.

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FRANKFORT, Ky. – Josette Campbell's 3-pointer from the top of the key put No. 6 Cumberland ahead for good and Campbell and Jessica Pace each scored 16 points in a thrilling 63-61 victory over third-ranked Lubbock Christian here Saturday in the quarterfinals of the 33rd Annual NAIA Championships at the Frankfort Convention Center.

Lubbock Christian's Kelsey Canavan's layup from under the basket was no good and the ball was knocked out of bounds as the final buzzer sounded, preserving the win for the Bulldogs (33-2) in a contest that featured six ties and 18 lead changes. Cumberland advances to the Fab 4 for the second time in program history and will face Lee University on Monday in the semifinals at 5 p.m. Central Time.

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FRANKFORT, Ky. – Jessica Pace and Josette Campbell each scored 12 points and Briannica Tye added 11, as sixth-ranked Cumberland limited No. 11 Benedictine College to just 30 percent shooting from the field in a 65-54 victory here Friday night in the second round of the 33rd Annual NAIA Championships at the Frankfort Convention Center.