Women's Basketball 1/9/2003 6:17:00 AM Southern Conference Women's Hoops Thirty-Second Timeout for January 9 The Lady Paladins extended their win streak to five with a 67-56 win over Davidson on January 7 ... Furman scored 23 points off 25 Wildcat turnovers ... The Lady Paladins led 32-18 at the half ... Davidson pulled within nine with three minutes to play but Furman held off a comeback to take the win ... Jen Nadalin led Furman with 15 points while Deshara Sheeley added 12 and Kim Lawrence totaled 11 ... Katie Roach recorded a career-high 11 rebounds while adding eight points ... Tommi Paris, who was sidelined most of the night with an injury, added six steals with nine points and three assists ..Ashley Halsted led Davidson with 16 points and nine rebounds, including four treys, and was four-of-four from the charity stripe ... Bethany Schott added 14 points to the effort, pulling down eight boards and picking up two steals ... Appalachian State picked up its first conference win of the season and broke a 10-game losing streak with a 79-76 win over East Tennessee State on January 8 ... The Bucs led 40-35 at the half ... ASU took the lead at the 14:39 mark and the two teams exchanged leads before ETSU went on a 5-0 run with three minutes remaining to take a 76-74 lead ... Michelle Conklin drained two free throws with 10 second to play to seal the victory ... Jessica Jank and Tiffani Johnson led the Mountaineers with 14 points a piece with Jank adding eight boards ... Also in double-figures for ASU were Conklin with 13, Kiki Conyers with 12 and Lindsay Smith with 11 points ... Lauren Trantham led ETSU with 18 points and nine boards, with Kiya Verdell and Tiffani Mayes each adding 15 points and nine boards ... B.J. Banjo finished with 10 points for the Bucs ... Conference action continues this Saturday, starting with Western Carolina at College of Charleston and ETSU at UNCG tipping off at 3:00 ... Georgia Southern travels to Furman for a 4:00 tip with Chattanooga and Davidson squaring off at 6:00 ... Appalachian State will head to Wofford for the night cap, beginning at 7:00.