Non-Revenue Report 03/02/15 - Roll Record Setting Tide

Alabama's non-revenue sports had a great week, with Track & Field star Remona Burchell leading the way with a record setting performance on Saturday.

Men's Tennis

Alabama picked up six total victories in a split-squad doubleheader versus Jackson State and Jacksonville State. The Tide took four 4-0 victories against Jackson State, and won two games versus Jacksonville State. The Crimson Tide re-enter SEC play with a match-up at Arkansas at 2 p.m. Thursday.

Women's Tennis

The Crimson Tide battled hard against South Carolina to pick up the 4-2 win. The Tide jumped out to a 3-1 lead, but South Carolina player Brigit Folland upset Maya Jansen to give Jansen her first loss of the season. Natalia Maynetto clinched the match with a 6-1, 7-5 win, Alabama's only win in straight sets on the day.

Swimming & Diving

The Swimming & Diving team rode their hot streak into Athens, Georgia and broke two school records. Mia Nonnenberg  broke the 400 individual medley mark with a 4:09.03 to edge out Kate Shannon Gray's 2011 record. Emma Saunders broke her own school record with a 1:54.05 in the 200 backstroke.

Women's Basketball

The Crimson Tide ended their season on a sour note with a 80-73 loss to rival Auburn in a battle for last place in the SEC. Freshman Hannah Cook scored a career-high 24 points in the loss to the Tigers. Alabama held an advantage in field goal, 3-point and free throw percentage, but turned the ball over 24 times. Auburn turned those 24 turnovers into 30 points. The Tide head into the SEC tournament as the 14-seed and plays the to-be-determined 11-seed Wednesday in Little Rock, Arkansas.

Men's Golf

Tom Lovelady finished fourth overall in individual play as the Crimson Tide earned a fifth place finish in team play at the 2015 John Hayt invitational. The Tide finished with a total score of 29-over par. Lovelady finished at 3-over 219, including a season best 2-under 70 on the opening day of the tournament.

Track & Field

Remona Burchell recorded a new NCAA record in the 60-meter dash at the 2015 Southeastern Conference Indoor Track & Field Championships in Lexington, Kentucky. Burchell's 7.08 is the second fastest time in the world in 2015, trailing only Ivory Coast sprinter Murielle Ahoure's 7.05.

Softball

The Crimson Tide took two of three from red-hot undefeated Louisiana-Lafayette. The Tide now sit at 15-4 on the season.

Gymnastics

The Tide were handed a tough 197.350-197.225 loss at home by the No.2 LSU Tigers.