The final home gymnastics meet of the season is Friday for Centenary, while the Ladies softball team has a home conference series beginning Thursday.

GOLF: The Gents will face Millsaps College in a dual match today held at The Lake Caroline Golf Club in Madison, Miss. The match will serve as a warmup for the Gents’ first tournament of the spring season – the FST Crossing Creeks Invitational hosted by LeTourneau University next Monday and Tuesday in Longview, Texas.

 

GYMNASTICS: The Ladies will host their final home meet of the season on Friday versus Fisk and Wilberforce beginning at 6 in the Gold Dome on Senior Night. Centenary posted a team score of 187.675 to finish second against the host University of Alaska Anchorage Seawolves in a non-conference dual meet on Feb. 22 in its most recent action.

LACROSSE: The Gents, off since edging Huntingdon College 13-11 at home on Feb. 21, hit the road this weekend to face Augustana College (Friday) and Cornell College (Saturday). Centenary (5-0) is off to its best start in program history. 

BASEBALL: The Diamond Gents (7-8, 2-4 SCAC) split a Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference doubleheader on Saturday afternoon against the Concordia Tornados, winning game one 7-3 and falling 8-5 in game two at Shehee Stadium.

Centenary won the series by virtue of a 6-3 comeback victory in the series opener on Friday night. The Diamond Gents are on the road in league play this weekend with a three-game series against Hendrix College in Conway, Ark. The series will begin on Friday at 1 with a doubleheader and will conclude on Saturday with a single game at 1.

 

SOFTBALL: The Ladies salvaged the final game of a three-game weekend series against the Concordia Tornados in SCAC play, winning 5-4 on Sunday at Roberts Family Field in Austin, Texas.

The Ladies (4-8, 4-2 SCAC) rebounded after being swept in a doubleheader on Saturday, falling 8-0 in six innings in game one and 9-0 in five innings in game two. Centenary will face Hendrix at home, beginning with a doubleheader on Thursday at 5 and 7 and a single game on Friday at 3.

 

MEN’S BASKETBALL: After a late-season surge with nine wins in the last 16 games, the Gents got rewards on the All-SCAC Team.

Senior guard Quentin Beverly finished his sensational career by being named second team All-SCAC. He earned all-conference honors for the fourth time in his career.

 

Beverly scored in double figures a team-high 25 times this season and did so in 14 straight games to end the season.

 

Beverly, who became just the 37th Gent to score 1,000 or more career points, finished his stellar career with 1,278 points to rank 20th all-time in the 102 years of Centenary men’s basketball. He played in 99 career games with 95 starts and averaged 12.9 points in four seasons, with a high of 18.0 this season. 

 

Freshman guard Jaden Braden and freshman guard/forward Kane Broussard joined Beverly on the All-SCAC team as honorable mention picks. They earned two of the five coveted spots on the prestigious All-Freshman Team for first-year Gents coach J.A. Anglin.

 

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL: Senior guard Amiyah Barrow and senior forward Kyra Stokes, a former Captain Shreve star, were named to the 2026 All-SCAC Team. 

Barrow and Stokes earned honorable mention recognition. Barrow was named All-SCAC for the third time in her career and Stokes for the second time.