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Kite leads Wesleyan over Fisk by 18 and more Chattanooga region sports news

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Stephen Kite Jr. scored 19 points and added six rebounds and three steals as Tennessee Wesleyan defeated visiting Fisk 91-73 in college men’s basketball Monday night. Leland Robinson had 16 points and seven rebounds and Charles White passed for five assists for Wesleyan (10-10). Chris Pollard hit 13 of 17 free throws and scored 26 points for Fisk.

* The Tennessee Temple women’s basketball team won 80-48 Monday at Warren Wilson College, but the host Owls won the men’s game 84-69. Kristiana Purvis scored 20 points and Amanda Rector had 16 plus four assists for the Lady Crusaders (8-12), and Angel Foster had 16 points, 10 rebounds, five blocked shots and four steals. Bree Smith added 12 points and three steals off the bench. Tim Johnson and Justin Gonyea led the Warren Wilson men (12-10) with 28 and 21 points. Weedlens Beauvil paced Temple (7-14) with 14, including four 3-pointers, while Bryan Jones and Terrance Scales scored 13 apiece, Cameron High tallied 11 and Julian Butts combined nine rebounds and three steals with eight points.

Swimming

* Marshall University sophomore swimmer Mikaya Reynolds from Baylor School won the 100 breaststroke and finished third in the 200 breast in the Thundering Herd’s 167-94 win over Duquesne on Saturday in Pittsburgh. Reynolds also was on the third-place 4×100 free relay.

Softball

* The “Meet the Mocs” softball event Wednesday at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga’s indoor practice facility at Warner Park begins at 6:30. Coach Frank Reed will introduce the players and coaches before a light practice, and they will be available later to sign autographs. Team posters and schedule cards will be given out. Among this year’s Mocs are 2014 Southern Conference player of the year Katie Henderson and SoCon all-tournament honorees Sam Taylor, Jesslyn Stockard and Sarah Beth Roberts.