The Warhawks finished this past weekend with two conference wins. The 76-65 win against the North Texas Lady Eagles put a halt to the Warhawks four-game losing streak. North Texas’ Denetra Kellum led all scores with 19 but it proved not to be enough.
The Warhawks put a clamp on the Lady eagles in the first half holding them to only 29 shooting from the field, the Warhawks ended the half on a 13-0 run equaling their biggest lead of the half. The Warhawks stretched their lead to 18 with 11:11 to play and never looked back going on to win. Sannisha Williams led the Hawks with 17 points and 12 rebounds, while senior guard Elizabeth Torres finished with 15 point and 5 assist.
The Warhawks then took their winning ways to Lafayette to square off against the Lady Cajuns in the Cajun dome on Saturday. All five Warhawks starters finished with double digits beating the Lady Cajuns 75- 65.
The Warhawks had a great shooting night, shooting 50.9 from the field. But the Warhawks took only a four-point lead into half time ending the half on a 10-2 run. They stretched their lead throughout the second half lead by Priscilla Mbiandja and Elizabeth Torres’ team high 14 points. The Warhawks are 10-10 for the season and 4-3 in Sunbelt play. They plan on continuing their winning ways on the road against Arkansas State Wednesday night.
this past weekend with
two conference wins. The
76-65 win against the
North Texas Lady Eagles
put a halt to the Warhawks
four-game losing
streak. North Texas’ Denetra
Kellum led all scores
with 19 but it proved not
to be enough.
The Warhawks put a
clamp on the Lady eagles
in the first half holding
them to only 29 shooting
from the field, the Warhawks
ended the half on
a 13-0 run equaling their
biggest lead of the half.
The Warhawks stretched
their lead to 18 with
11:11 to play and never
looked back going on to
win. Sannisha Williams
led the Hawks with 17
points and 12 rebounds,
while senior guard Elizabeth
Torres finished with
15 point and 5 assist.
The Warhawks then
took their winning ways
to Lafayette to square off
against the Lady Cajuns
in the Cajun dome on
Saturday. All five Warhawks
starters finished
with double digits beating
the Lady Cajuns 75-
65.
The Warhawks had
a great shooting night,
shooting 50.9 from the
field. But the Warhawks
took only a four-point
lead into half time ending
the half on a 10-2
run. They stretched their
lead throughout the second
half lead by Priscilla
Mbiandja and Elizabeth
Torres’ team high 14
points. The Warhawks
are 10-10 for the season
and 4-3 in Sunbelt play.
They plan on continuing
their winning ways on
the road against Arkansas
State Wednesday night.