TIGERVILLE, SC. | The Young Harris College Mountain Lions delivered a poised fourth-quarter surge Wednesday evening (Feb. 18), pulling away late to secure a 59–55 Conference Carolinas victory over North Greenville at the Harp Recreation & Commencement Center. 

Young Harris improved to 18–7 overall and 12–5 in league play, using a dominant final period to erase a second-half deficit and finish the game with control on both ends of the floor. 

After a defensive first half, momentum swung in the third quarter before the Mountain Lions answered with their best stretch of the night. Young Harris shot 50 percent in the fourth and leaned on composure, rebounding, and timely scoring to close out the win. 

Player of the game is awarded to Kamryn Bates, who led Young Harris with 17 points while adding five rebounds and four steals. Bates delivered key baskets down the stretch and helped anchor the defensive effort that sealed the victory. 

INSIDE THE BOX SCORE: 

• Kamryn Bates led the Mountain Lions with 17 points, five rebounds, and four steals. 

• Chassidy Fedd recorded a double-double with 13 points and 12 rebounds. 

• Annalise Malone added 12 points, six rebounds, and three assists. 

• Katia Nekic provided a spark off the bench with six points, knocking down two three-pointers. 

• Rhiannon Saller contributed six points and five rebounds in reserve minutes. 

• Young Harris finished with a 36–28 rebounding advantage and scored 34 points in the paint. 

• The Mountain Lions scored 25 fourth-quarter points to secure the comeback victory. 

UP NEXT: 

Your Mountain Lions returns to action this weekend, February 21st , where tip-off against the Panthers of Ferrum College is set to start at 2:00pm!