Leland Robinson had 37 points and 14 rebounds as Tennessee Wesleyan resumed its men’s basketball schedule Tuesday with an 86-83 double-overtime win at Webber International in Babson Park, Fla. Trey Suttles scored 20 points and matched Robinson with three steals for the Bulldogs (8-1), and Charles White distributed six assists. Robinson was 5-of-7 on 3-point shots. Webber (7-7) had five double-figure scorers, led by Jovany Deceus with 21 points, 11 rebounds, five blocked shots and four steals.
* The Sewanee men’s basketball team lost a 16-point lead in the final seven minutes of regulation time Tuesday and fell 75-70 in overtime to Frostburg State in Washington & Lee’s tournament in Lexington, Va. James Peters scored 27 points with 7-of-11 3-point shooting and Nick Smoot had 18 points and seven assists for Frostburg (2-7). Sewanee (5-4) displayed balance with 14 points by Keshonn Carter, 13 by Jorden Williams, 11 apiece by Cody Jones and Clay Born, 10 by Seth Brown and nine by Brody Stone and 11 rebounds for Born and 10 each for Carter and Stone.
Golf
* Dalton State’s Sean Elliott shot a 78 and Lee University’s Taylor Davis had an 81 as the Patriot All-America golf tournament opened Tuesday at the Wigwam Resort in Phoenix. They are tied for 50th and 70th, respectively, in the 54-hole event for All-Americans from all divisions of college golf. Federico Zucchetti from Texas Tech leads at 68.
Football
* Cadashia Collins of Chattanooga will compete Saturday in Indianapolis in the NFL Punt, Pass & Kick national finals. Collins, representing the Tennessee Titans area, is one of four finalists in the 10-11 girls’ age group. The others are from California, Utah and Iowa. The age groups range from 6-7 to 14-15, but only two of the 40 finalists are from south of Virginia and east of Texas. The one besides Collins is a boy from Texas. The competition Saturday will begin at 5 p.m. inside the Indianapolis Colts’ practice facility.