Monday recap: Hoop Dawgs go to the sock hop and Track and Field has a day for the history books

We told you it was going to be a busy weekend. Well, the Hoop Dawgs got a little bad news, followed by some good news. I know I'm looking forward to taking my seat in Stegeman Wednesday night at 8 when we play Vermont (and for those who aren't lucky enough to be able to attend, it will be on ESPN U). But we had an NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championship, as well as conference matchups for the Dawgs in tennis, softball, and baseball going on this weekend. How'd they do? Well I'm glad you asked...

The women's track and field team made history over the weekend, finishing 3rd at the NCAA Indoors in Albuquerque. Freshmen Kendell Williams (pentathlon) and Leontia Kallenou (high jump) brought home national titles, with Williams setting school, collegiate, and world junior records with her point total. Sophomores Chanice Porter (long jump) and Maciel Uibo (men's heptathlon) finished second in their respective events.

A tape delay of the NCAA Championships will air on ESPNU on March 22 starting at 6:30 p.m Outdoor events start on March 20-22, with the Dawgs heading to Tuscaloosa for the Alabama Relays.

On the courts, both Georgia tennis teams are heating up. The men followed up an upset of top ranked Ohio St last week with weekend victories over South Carolina and Florida. They are now 10-5 on the year, 5-0 in SEC competition, and winners of 7 straight. The ladies have 8 wins in a row, thanks to a mid week win against Virginia, a 4-0 sweep of South Carolina Friday, and a 4-2 victory Sunday over Florida. Sunday's matches against #3 Florida were held indoors on the Lindsey Hopkins Courts in Athens and took the Lady Dawgs to a 12-2 record overall, 5-0 against SEC foes.

The top 20 ranked softball Dawgs are rolling right along after a weekend sweep of Mississippi St saw them move to 25-2 on the year (3-0 SEC). Sophomore 3B Alex Hugo led the way this weekend with 7 hits in the 3 games, including a HR in each one, for an SEC Player of the Week performance. They'll next play Gardner-Webb in Athens, Wednesday evening at 6.

The Diamond Dawgs won Friday, but lost a pair Saturday against Mississippi St to open up SEC competition. They get a little break when Presbyterian visits Foley Field Tuesday at 6.

The Gym Dawgs had their highest score of the season end in disappointment losing at Utah Saturday. Next up for Danna Durante's squad is the SEC Championship in Birmingham, as they'll compete in the second session Saturday at 7 p.m. ET. We start on floor, Florida will start on vault, LSU on bars and Alabama on beam.

And lastly, Andy Lander's women's basketball team will find out their NCAA fates this evening on ESPN at 7. GO DAWGS!