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March 12, 2010 Peach Belt 20 in 20 - Game #12: PBC Men's Basketball Tournament Championship: Clayton St. vs. USC Aiken, March 9, 2008 It took three overtimes, but Clayton State won their first tournament championship as they beat USC Aiken in the 2008 PBC championship game, the only men’s final in PBC history decided in extra frames and the biggest upset in the history of the championship game. Clayton State became the lowest-seeded team ever to win the PBC Tournament and defeated the #1, #2 and #3 seeds to do so. February 26, 2010 Peach Belt 20 in 20 - Game #13: PBC Women's Basketball Tournament Championship: GCSU vs. North Florida, March 2, 2002 In one the most thrilling PBC women’s basketball games ever played, GCSU’s Larkin Cleaveland hit a running baseline jumper as time expired to lift the Lady Bobcats to a 68-66 win over heavily-favored North Florida in the 2002 PBC Tournament championship game. February 19, 2010 Peach Belt 20 in 20 - Game #14: Men's Soccer - Lander vs. USC Upstate, Nov. 2, 1991 The very first Peach Belt Conference men’s soccer tournament championship game would prove to be one of the most memorable as Lander defeated USC Spartanburg (now USC Upstate) 6-5 in penalty kicks at the inaugural 1991 championship. February 12, 2010 Peach Belt 20 in 20: Game #15 – PBC Men’s Basketball Tournament Championship: Augusta State vs. USC Aiken, March 8, 2009 It can be difficult to put things in perspective when they are less than a year old, but even from so short a distance through time, the 2008-09 men’s basketball season stands out as the most competitive and exciting the Peach Belt has ever seen. All of that came to a head in the 2009 PBC Tournament where two old rivals, both ranked in the top 25, met in front of the largest crowd to ever watch a PBC championship game. February 5, 2010 Peach Belt 20 in 20 - Game #16 - Women's Soccer: Columbus St. vs. Armstrong Atlantic St., Oct. 29, 2006 Columbus State and Armstrong Atlantic State began their women’s soccer programs a year apart and in short order rocketed to the top of the PBC standings. When they met in the 2006 PBC Tournament championship game, each seeking their first title, they cemented themselves in the conference annals with the first and, to date, only women’s soccer final to be decided in a penalty kick shootout. January 29, 2010 Peach Belt 20 in 20 - Game #17 - Men's Cross Country: 2000 PBC Championships It seemed throughout the 2000 men’s cross country season that the entire year was leading up to one point: Kennesaw State vs. North Florida. When the two teams finally squared off on the campus of Columbus State University on Oct. 21, 2000, the match surpassed the hype as North Florida beat Kennesaw State 39-41 in the closest men’s championship ever run, before or since. January 22, 2010 Peach Belt 20 in 20 - Game #18 – Women's Cross Country: 1991 Peach Belt Conference Championships The very first championship ever held by the brand new Peach Belt Conference turned out to be the most memorable as Lander edged out Armstrong Atlantic State 32-35 on October 26, 1991. January 15, 2010 Peach Belt 20 in 20 - Game #19 – Men’s Golf: 1993 Peach Belt Conference Championships #1-ranked Columbus State and #5-ranked USC Aiken needed more than 36 holes to decide the 1993 PBC Golf Championships, which stands to this day as the only PBC golf tournament to be decided in a playoff. January 8, 2010 Peach Belt 20 in 20 - Game #20 - Men’s Tennis: Lander vs. Armstrong Atlantic State, April 15, 2006 20 in 20 is here! We begin our countdown of the 20 greatest PBC games - as voted on by you! - with #20: a classic tennis match at the 2006 PBC Tournament as Armstrong Atlantic State defeated Lander 5-4 in the championship match. |
