Andrea McCloskey has signed her second 2012 recruit class member in Jessica Foster.

The 6-foot-1 post player is a welcomed addition to the Georgetown College Tiger women's basketball program. With the graduation of Shavon Scott and Gina Beining, coach McCloskey is even thinner at the low block position.

GC returns freshman standout Devanny King and sophomore sensation Lizza Jonas. Devon Golden is versatile, playing both guard and post, but another big, athletic body is what the Tigers needed.

Georgetown College Athletic Hall of Fame inducted its 15th class Saturday. The evening celebrated accomplishments of individual achievements in men's basketball, football, track and field, baseball tennis and volleyball as well as the phenomenal season of the 1981-82 men's basketball team.

Entering as player inductees were Barry Bowman (men's basketball); Janie Howard Edkins (women's basketball and tennis); Steve Leach (football and baseball); Bryan McKenzie (football); Gene McWilliams (track and field); and Lindsey Thieneman Kayser (volleyball). Roy Bowling was inducted as the distinguished alumni for his stellar high school coaching career.

Bridgette Allen becomes the sixth member for Georgetown College volleyball coach Nick Griffin's 2012 recruit class. The 5-foot-8 opposite hitter was a three-year starter for Coach Wanda Thompson at Warren County High School in Littleton, NC.

Allen has fought through adversity throughout her career; battling back from shoulder surgery that kept her sidelined her entire junior year and a knee injury that had her wearing a brace for seven months. Still Allen became a two-time All-Conference selection and was named her team MVP following her senior campaign. Allen was also nominated a team captain for the 2009 and 2011 seasons.

Georgetown College baseball ended its season with just its third back-to-back set of losses. The Tigers (45-11) made their first appearance in the NAIA National Regional Tournament since the format was started in 2009. After falling into the elimination bracket on day one, GC face Mid-South Conference rival Campbellsville University for the fifth time.

The pair had split the previous meetings, and some late inning runs allowed CU to escape with the 7-4 victory.

"It's never easy ending a season and especially one that has been so amazing," said GC coach Micah Baumfeld. "But hopefully we've learned from this experience. The thoughts of next year and what we can do start now. No use dwelling on how it ended, we need to build on what we accomplished."

Freshman pitching sensation Tyler Arthur worked his way into the ace slot for the Georgetown College midway through the season and had yet to lose a game. However, in the opening round of the NAIA National Regional Tournament in Kingsport, TN the rookie suffered his first set back, running his record to 10-1.

The No. 22 Indiana Tech (40-20) loaded the bases with no outs in the first inning to score the first run and then rallied with two outs in the top of the second for another run and a 2-0 lead. The Warriors went on to hand No. 14 Georgetown College (45-10) a 4-2 loss, adding the needed insurance runs in the eighth against reliever Shaun Meyer. The Tigers rallied in their final at-bat for two runs after loading the bases with no outs. A pair of sacrifice flies from David Higuera and Brian Smith pushed across Taylor Payne and EJ Murray, but the comeback came up short as Kyle Rosen flied out to end the game.