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West Texas A&M took sole possession of first place in the women’s standings with Lone Star Conference wins
over Midwestern State and Cameron last week. The Lady Buffs have won 11 straight games.
Angelo State tops the men’s standings despite its first LSC setback to Tarleton State last week.
This week’s schedule includes eight LSC contests for the men, and 10 on the women’s side.
The LSC men have a 122-70 overall record so far this season. In the NCAA South Central Region, the men’s
teams are currently 13-6 combined versus Heartland Conference teams and 8-7 against the Rocky Mountain
Athletic Conference.
The LSC women are 107-96 overall. The women’s squads are currently 13-17 combined against the
Heartland, and 6-3 versus RMAC teams, which are the other conferences in the NCAA South Central Region.
The LSC champion will be the regular season winner determined by league games, while the postseason
tournament winner is designated as LSC Tournament Champion and earns the conference’s automatic
qualification. The top eight teams in the final conference standings qualify for the postseason tournament set
for March 4-7 in Allen, Texas.
PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
MEN’S OFFENSIVE
Miles Gatewood, West Texas A&M University, SR, Guard, Portland, Ore., Westview HS
Gatewood led the Buffs with 19 points on Wednesday to a 73-60 upset victory over Midwestern State at home.
He followed up with a career-high 29 points at Cameron, helping the Buffs to a third-straight win with an 88-73
victory over Cameron on the road. For the week, he averaged 24.0 points per game, shooting .500 from the
field and .333 from the perimeter, with 11 assists, seven rebounds, and two steals.
MEN’S DEFENSIVE
Nosa Ebomwonyi, Tarleton State University, FR, Guard, Pflugerville, Texas, Pflugerville HS
Ebomwonyi put on a defensive showcase from the guard position as the true freshman lifted No. 11 Tarleton
State to its ninth straight win last week, including a victory over No. 4 Angelo State Wednesday night in
Stephenville. In addition to grabbing a team-high seven rebounds against the Rams, Ebomwonyi stepped up
when it counted by locking down the Rams’ leading scorer over the final six minutes of Wednesday’s win. Over
the final six minutes, Ebomwonyi kept the top-scoring Ram from adding any more points down the stretch. The
freshman led the team with 11 total rebounds for the week, including nine on the defensive glass, to go along
with two assists and 10 total points. As a team, Ebonwonyi and the Tarleton defense held its two opponents
to a combined .368 shooting percentage and 69.0 points per game – including a defensive effort on No. 4
Angelo State that saw Ebonwonyi and the Texans hold the Rams, who entered the game averaging 89.1 points
per game and a .545 shooting percentage from the floor, to just 68 points and a field goal percentage of .368.
WOMEN’S OFFENSIVE
Chontiquah White, West Texas A&M University, SR, Center, Dallas, Texas, Life School Oak Cliff
White averaged 21.5 points and 14.0 rebounds earning two double-doubles for her eighth and ninth of the
season in a pair of key LSC wins over No. 22 Midwestern State and at Cameron as the Lady Buffs held onto
the lead in the conference. White went 6 of 11 from the field and 6 of 8 from the line, while pulling down 13
rebounds in the win over Midwestern State (59-55). She then tallied 25 points and 15 rebounds with six on the
offensive end in the Lady Buffs’ 81-67 victory at Cameron running the WT winning streak to a season-best 11
games. White eclipsed the 1,500 career point mark as she has 1,535 career points which is seventh in school
history and 846 career rebounds which is third in program history.
WOMEN’S DEFENSIVE
Haylee Oliver, West Texas A&M University, SR, Guard, San Saba, Texas, San Saba HS
Oliver had a huge steal late in the 59-55 victory over No. 22 Midwestern State with seconds left preserving
the win. It was one of her two steals for the week. Oliver went 6 of 9 from the field and 4 of 5 from the line.
She had nine defensive rebounds for the week with five against Midwestern State and four at Cameron as the
league-leading Lady Buffs ran their winning streak to 11 games. Oliver also had three assists and one block.
The senior helped the WT defense held its two opponents below their scoring average allowing a combined
61.0 points per game.
MEN’S OTHER TOP PERFORMERS
Darrell Williams , Texas A&M University - Commerce, returned to form with a pair of double-doubles during
the week. He scored 21 points and grabbed 12 rebounds while shooting 63.6 percent from the floor in the
Lions 83-74 win over Kingsville. He followed up with 27 points and 13 rebound in the Lions win over South
Dakota Mines Saturday. Against the Hardrockers he made 11 of his 19 shots both for season highs. He also
swatted away one shot in each game. He scored in double digits for the 20th time this season and 20 points
for the 13th time. He has recorded a double-double in 15 games and is the only player in the LSC averaging a
double-double.
Desmond Henry, Cameron University, had over 20 points in both Lone Star Conference contests this week
netting a double-double at Eastern New Mexico. Against the Greyhounds, he racked up 21 points and grabbed
10 boards for his third double-double of the season. Additionally, he had five steals on Wednesday night which
MEN’S STANDINGS
School LSC Overall Streak
Angelo State 9-1 22-2 W1
Tarleton State 9-2 22-2 W9
Midwestern State 8-3 19-6 W1
Texas A&M-Commerce 6-4 18-6 W2
West Texas A&M 6-5 16-9 W3
Cameron 3-8 11-12 L1
Texas A&M-Kingsville 2-9 7-16 L3
Eastern New Mexico 0-11 7-17 L11
WOMEN’S STANDINGS
School LSC Overall Streak
West Texas A&M 11-1 20-2 W11
Midwestern State 10-3 19-4 W1
Cameron 10-3 13-9 L1
Texas A&M-Commerce 7-5 13-9 W2
Tarleton State 7-6 14-8 W2
Texas Woman’s 6-7 13-11 L1
Eastern New Mexico 4-8 8-14 L2
Angelo State 2-11 7-16 L1
Texas A&M-Kingsville 0-13 0-23 L23
MEN’S SCHEDULE
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
*Cameron at Texas A&M-Kingsville, 7:30 p.m.
*Tarleton State at West Texas A&M, 7:30 p.m.
*Midwestern State at Angelo State, 8 p.m.
*Texas A&M-Commerce at Eastern NM, 8:30 p.m.
Saturday, February 21, 2015
*Angelo State at Cameron, 6 p.m.
*West Texas A&M at Texas A&M-Commerce, 6 p.m.
*Texas A&M-Kingsville at Midwestern State, 6 p.m.
*Eastern New Mexico at Tarleton State, 7 p.m.
WOMEN’S SCHEDULE
Tuesday, February 17, 2015
*Texas A&M-Commerce at Eastern NM, 7 p.m.
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
*Tarleton State at West Texas A&M, 5:30 p.m.
*Cameron at Texas A&M-Kingsville, 5:30 p.m.
*Midwestern State at Angelo State, 6 p.m.
Thursday, February 19, 2015
*Texas Woman’s at Eastern New Mexico, 7 p.m.
Saturday, February 21, 2015
*West Texas A&M at Texas A&M-Commerce, 4 p.m.
*Texas A&M-Kingsville at Midwestern State, 4 p.m.
*Angelo State at Cameron, 4 p.m.
*Eastern New Mexico at Tarleton State, 5 p.m.
Sunday, February 22, 2015
*West Texas A&M at Texas Woman’s, 2 p.m.
LAST WEEK’S RESULTS
Complete results at lonestarconference.org.
WEEKLY AWARDS
Date Men’s Offensive
N-18 Darrell Williams, Texas A&M-Commerce
N-24 LaDon Carnegie, Texas A&M-Commerce
D-1 Demario Mayfield, Angelo State
D-8 Chris Jones, Angelo State
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was a five year high for the program. Henry followed up his performance at home with 22 points against West
Texas A&M. For the week he shot 61.9 percent from the field and added six assists.
EJ Reed, Tarleton State University, stepped up in a big way for No. 11 Tarleton State last week as the junior
averaged 13.5 points per game over two games to lead the Texans to nine straight wins, including a victory
over No. 4 Angelo State Wednesday night in Wisdom Gym. Reed had his first 20-point game with Tarleton
State as he led Tarleton over Angelo State in the first win against a top-5 ranked team in Wisdom Gym since
defeating Northeastern State in 2003. Reed scored 12 of Tarleton’s first 14 points against the Rams to put the
Texans on top from the get-go as Tarleton never looked back en route to the win over the Rams. In two wins
against Angelo State and Texas A&M-Kingsville, Reed was 10-14 from the floor for a .714 shooting percentage,
including 2-3 from beyond the arc, and 5-7 at the charity stripe. He grabbed nine rebounds, dished out two
assists, swiped one steal and blocked three shots in addition to scoring 27 total points.
Darrell Williams, Texas A&M University - Commerce, returned to form with a pair of double-doubles during
the week. He scored 21 points and grabbed 12 rebounds while shooting 63.6 percent from the floor in the
Lions 83-74 win over Kingsville. He followed up with 27 points and 13 rebound in the Lions win over South
Dakota Mines Saturday. Against the Hardrockers he made 11 of his 19 shots both for season highs. He also
swatted away one shot in each game. He scored in double digits for the 20th time this season and 20 points
for the 13th time. He has recorded a double-double in 15 games and is the only player in the LSC averaging a
double-double.
Antjuan Ball, West Texas A&M University, propelled the Buffs defensively in two big LSC wins last week,
helping the team to a 16-9 record and 6-5 mark in league play. He tallied 13 points and nine rebounds in a home
win over Midwestern State on Wednesday before grabbing his fifth double-double of the season with 12 points
and 10 rebounds in a 15-point victory over Cameron on the road. On the week, Ball totaled 19 rebounds, 15
being on the defensive end, while adding a block and an assist with 12.5 points per game.
WOMEN’S OTHER TOP PERFORMERS
Kenesha Saygo, Texas Woman’s University, led the team on offense in the two games last week. She averaged
16.0 points while shooting 69.2 percent from the floor and 86.7 percent from the free-throw line. Saygo led the
team in points in both games. She scored 15 points while schooling 83.3 percent from the floor against Texas
A&M-Kingsville and then added 17 points while shooting 57.1 percent at Angelo State. Saygo also had four
assists, four rebounds and two blocks against ASU.
KeAnna Kelly, Angelo State University, averaged 15.3 points over three games including a game-high 23
points in a win over Texas Woman’s. Kelly went 6-for-15 from the field and 8-for-9 from the free throw line
in the win over TWU. She added two steals and two assists in the win. The Arlington native is averaging 10.2
points per game this season against conference opponents.
Bailey Wipff, Tarleton State University, was the leading scorer for Tarleton State last week in a pair of TexAnn
routs over Angelo State and Texas A&M-Kingsville. The sophomore posted a team-high 24 points on 9-15
shooting from the floor, including 5-8 from downtown, and 1-1 at the charity stripe. She poured in 19 points in
Kingsville to lift Tarleton State past the Javelinas Saturday. She also had three assists and a pair of steals for the
week.
Jasmine Johnson, Eastern New Mexico University, shot a team best .444 from the floor last week against
Cameron and Midwestern State. She averaged 10.5 points and 8.5 rebounds and had a 14-point, nine-rebound
outing at Midwestern State.
Abigail Leaupepe-Tele, Texas A&M University - Commerce, had an extremely effective week with very
little playing time in which to work as the Lions won both of their games this week. Logging only 16 and 18
minutes against Texas A&M-Kingsville and Angelo State, respectively, the senior forward averaged 7.5 points,
6.5 rebounds, 2 blocks and 1.5 steals. Leaupepe-Tele was part of an effort that limited the Javelinas to 5 of 35
shooting in the second half of their game, and limited opponents to a combined 31.2 percent shooting on the
week.
Andrea Carter, Midwestern State University, spurred a solid defensive effort for Midwestern State last week.
The senior from Angleton averaged 13.0 points and 9.5 rebounds per game including 11 defensive boards with
three steals last week as the Mustangs limited West Texas to a season low 59 points while shooting 40 percent
from the field. The Lady Buffs rank first in NCAA Division II in field goal percentage (48.5 percent) and 10th in
scoring offense (78.9). Carter narrowly missed her 10th double-double of the season going for nine points and
10 rebounds against WTAMU before going for a team-high 17 points and nine rebounds against Eastern New
Mexico, who the Mustangs held to 46 points and a .297 shooting percentage.
Danielle Westerfield, Texas Woman’s University, led the Pioneers on defense in the two games last week.
She averaged 12.5 points and 7.0 rebounds while shooting 44.0 percent from the floor. Westerfield recorded a
near double-double with 12 points and 9 rebounds against Texas A&M-Kingsville and helped the Pioneers snap
a four-game losing streak. She then added 13 points and five rebounds at Angelo State.
Ikpeaku Iwobi, Tarleton State University, was a powerhouse on the glass for Tarleton State last week as the
sophomore led the TexAnns with 17 rebounds, including 11 on the defensive end. She averaged 8.5 boards per
game in victories over Angelo State and Texas A&M-Kingsville. For the week, she also scored 12 points with two
assists and two steals.
Brittany Gutierrez, Eastern New Mexico University, registered a strong defensive performance last week for
the Zias, with 14 rebounds off the defensive glass against Cameron and Midwestern State. She blocked four
shots for the week, with three coming against Midwestern State.
MEN’S NOTES (Submitted by LSC SID’s)
Angelo State
The Rams moved to 22-2 on the season after a 72-68 loss at Tarleton State last Wednesday and then an 85-
51 win over South Dakota School of Mines on Friday. The Rams are 15-0 at home this season going into a
Wednesday night game against Midwestern State at the Junell Center. ASU, which had its 16-game winning
streak snapped by the Texans, has matched its single-season win record for the program. Demario Mayfield
leads the Rams with 16.2 points and 8.3 rebounds per game this season, while Chris Jones is averaging 15.3
D-16 Chris Wyms, Eastern New Mexico
D-22 Marsell Holden, Angelo State
J-5 David Chavlovich, West Texas A&M
J-12 Darrell Williams, Texas A&M-Commerce (2)
J-19 Bretson McNeal, Midwestern State
J-26 TaShawn Mabry, Tarleton State
F-2 Mo Lee, Tarleton State
F-9 Demario Mayfield, Angelo State (2)
F-16 Miles Gatewood, West Texas A&M
Date Men’s Defensive
N-18 Chris Jones, Angelo State
N-24 Desmond Henry, Cameron
D-1 Darrell Williams, Texas A&M-Commerce
D-8 Darrell Williams, Texas A&M-Commerce (2)
D-16 Carl White, West Texas A&M
D-22 Davene Carter, Tarleton State
J-5 Chris Jones, Angelo State (2)
J-12 Chris Jones, Angelo State (3)
J-19 Abiodun Adegoke, Midwestern State
J-26 Demario Mayfield, Angelo State
F-2 Antjuan Ball, West Texas A&M
F-9 Damion Clemons, Tarleton State
F-16 Nosa Ebomwonyi, Tarleton State
Date Women’s Offensive
N-18 La’Tisha Hearne, Texas A&M-Commerce
N-24 Tori Tucker, Eastern New Mexico
D-1 Kathy Thomas, Tarleton State
D-8 Sasha Watson, West Texas A&M
D-16 Chontiquah White, West Texas A&M
D-22 Chontiquah White, West Texas A&M (2)
J-5 Jazzmine Robinson, Cameron
J-12 Andrea Carter, Midwestern State
J-19 Jazzmine Robinson, Cameron (2)
J-26 Sasha Watson, West Texas A&M (2)
F-2 Lisa Hampton, Midwestern State
F-9 Jazzmine Robinson, Cameron (3)
F-16 Chontiquah White, West Texas A&M (3)
Date Women’s Defensive
N-18 Andrea Carter, Midwestern State
N-24 Andrea Carter, Midwestern State (2)
D-1 Sasha Watson, West Texas A&M
D-8 La’Tisha Hearne, Texas A&M-Commerce
D-16 Kenesha Saygo, Texas Woman’s
D-22 Madison McLain, West Texas A&M
J-5 Shambreka Jones, Midwestern State
J-12 Erin Maxwell, Texas Woman’s
J-19 DJ Vallier, Cameron
J-26 Andrea Carter, Midwestern State (3)
F-2 Ashlee Johnson, Texas A&M-Commerce
F-9 Andrea Carter, Midwestern State (4)
F-16 Haylee Oliver, West Texas A&M
A L L E N , T E X A S
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points per game and leads the team and conference
with 120 assists and 60 steals.
Cameron
1-1 last week.
Eastern New Mexico
The Eastern New Mexico men’s basketball team
fell to Midwestern State and Cameron this week,
falling to 0-11 in the Lone Star Conference. Against
Cameron Eastern came out slow to start the first half,
but managed to survive a 19-to-11 run by the Aggies
and hold a two point lead going into the half, 28-
26. After an intense back and forth second half, the
Greyhounds found themselves holding a two point
lead with 5:45 left in the game. Both teams started to
struggle shooting from the floor after that, but after
several unfortunate turnovers by Eastern, Cameron
started to build a lead and with too little time on the
clock, the Aggies would take the game in the closing
minutes, 55-47. Eastern struggled from behind the
arc, going 3-for-21 from deep. While the Aggies
only went 3-of-9 on three pointers, their 45 percent
shooting from the floor, compared to the Greyhounds
32.1 percent, ended up being the deciding factor.
Against Midwestern the Greyhounds again struggled
from behind the arc, shooting only 16.7 percent
from deep and 30.4 percent from the field, while the
Mustangs shot a blistering 45 percent from the three
point line as a team. At the seven minute mark in the
first half, the Greyhounds found themselves down by
23 points to the Mustangs. Despite what seemed to
be a lost cause, Eastern showed just how tough they
are by cutting Midwestern’s lead in half in the closing
minutes of the first period. Lawrence Domingo caught
fire, scoring nine of the Greyhounds 12 points during
a 12-0 run to bring the Mustangs lead back to 11
points. Unfortunately, Midwestern wasn’t finished in
the first and managed to add another seven points
before heading into the locker room at halftime, up
36-19. The second half saw much of the same, with
Midwestern coming out scoring at will. Then once
again the Greyhounds came surging back, finishing
the half only being outscored 28-23. Eastern did
manage to hold the Mustangs to 64 points, 10 lower
than their season average of 74.9 pointers per game.
For the week Eastern shot .313 percent (7-45) from
three point range compared to their opponents .467
percent (12-29). John Gilliam led the Greyhounds
with a combined 28 points and Domingo added 22
over the two games.
Midwestern State
Midwestern State split a pair of Lone Star Conference
games last week falling 73-60 Wednesday night at
West Texas A&M before beating Eastern New Mexico
64-42 Saturday night at D.L. Ligon Coliseum... The
Mustangs snapped a two-game skid at home which
was the first time MSU dropped consecutive home
games since the 2007-08 season... Midwestern has
held opponents to fewer than 50 points four times
this season including limiting Eastern New Mexico to
a campaign low 42 points twice this season... MSU
has struggled from the free throw line as a team
over the past four games shooting 42-of-79 (53.1
percent)... The Mustangs continue to rank amongst
national leaders in numerous statistical categories as
MSU is third in 3-point field goal defense (29.0), fifth
in field goal percentage defense (38.8), fifth in total
rebounds (1000.0), sixth in rebound margin (+9.8),
sixth in offensive rebounds per game (15.33), seventh
in total blocks (123.0) and 11th in blocked shots per
game (5.1)... Junior guard Bretson McNeal ranks
16th in NCAA Division II in free-throw percentage
(89.2), 20th in 3-point field goal percentage (45.7)
and 29th in 3-pointers per game (3.0)... McNeal
knocked down four 3-pointers and now has 67 made
treys this season -- the 11th most in a single season
in program history... McNeal’s 45.9 3-point field goal
percentage would rank as the fourth best in school
history... Senior guard Thad Rideau matched season
highs with five 3-pointers and 15 points Saturday
against Eastern New Mexico... Junior guard Hershell
Grant road a hot start to finish with 11 points and
five assists Saturday against Eastern New Mexico. It
was his seventh double-figure scoring outing of the
season... Sophomore forward Trevor Fuller scored six
points and grabbed four rebounds while making his
first start of the season Saturday against Eastern New
Mexico... Senior guard Kevin Wagner scored 10 points
and dished out three assists Wednesday night against
West Texas A&M before missing Saturday’s game
against Eastern New Mexico due to injury. It was his
second straight double-figure scoring performance...
Tarleton State
No. 11 Tarleton State pushed its current winning
streak to nine in a row after defeating No. 4 Angelo
State in Stephenville and Texas A&M-Kingsville on
the road. EJ Reed had his first career 20-point game
to lift Tarleton past Angelo State while four Texans
cracked double figures in Kingsville. The Texans will
travel to Canyon Wednesday night looking to stretch
the winning streak to double figures against the Buffs
at 7:30 p.m.
Texas A&M-Commerce
2-0 last week.
Texas A&M-Kingsville
Texas A&M-Kingsville went 0-2 this week after close
losses to A&M-Commerce on Thursday and No. 11/14
Tarleton State on Saturday... against the Texans, the
Javelinas trailed by as much as 17 and made it a two-
possession ballgame, but could not overcome their
slow start to upset TSU.
West Texas A&M
The West Texas A&M men’s basketball team improved
to 16-9 overall and 6-5 in Lone Star Conference play
with two wins last week over Midwestern State and
Cameron. The Buffs began the week with a big 73-60
win over MSU at home before traveling to Lawton,
Okla. on Saturday and grabbing an 88-73 road victory.
WT will return to action on Wednesday, Feb. 18, for a
rematch against No. 11 Tarleton State.
WOMEN’S NOTES (Submitted by LSC
SID’s)
Angelo State
The Belles moved to 7-16 and 2-11 in the LSC after
getting a win over TWU at home ... ASU held the
Pioneers to just 33.9-percent shooting in the game
and forced 15 turnovers ... The Belles lead the LSC in
3-point field goal percentage defense ... KeAnna Kelly
and Diamalises Rivera averaged 15.3 and 14.0 points
per game over the last three games ... ASU will host
Midwestern State on Wednesday at 6 p.m.
Cameron
Cameron split their games this last week after
winning a close 68-63 game at Eastern New Mexico
and falling at home to No. 6 West Texas A&M. Brandi
Leal on Wednesday topped a program mark for three-
pointers in a season, which was 72 and set last season
by Chelsea Stamp. Through this week, Leal now
sits at 81 with at least four games left this season.
Jazzmine Robinson was CU’s leading scorer for the
week by averaging 18 points and she pulled down 8.5
boards. Cameron will travel to Texas A&M-Kingsville
on Wednesday and have their final home game for
the season on Saturday against Angelo State.
Eastern New Mexico
The Eastern New Mexico University women’s
basketball team dropped a heartbreaker at home
to Cameron, last week, before falling at nationally-
ranked Midwestern State. Sarah Stinnett paced the
Zias with 13.5 points, while Jasmine Johnson added
10.5 points and 8.5 boards. This week, ENMU will
host Texas A&M-Commerce and Texas Woman’s,
before heading to Tarleton State.
Midwestern State
Midwestern State split a pair of Lone Star Conference
games falling at West Texas A&M 59-55 Wednesday
in Canyon before beating Eastern New Mexico 94-46
Saturday at D.L. Ligon Coliseum... The Mustangs are a
win away from posting their sixth 20-win season since
joining NCAA Division II in 1996-97... Midwestern
rallied from a 19-point first-half deficit to pull within
a single point with 7:46 to play Wednesday against
West Texas A&M... The Mustangs have trailed by
double digits in four games this season and are 1-3
in those games... MSU is 19-0 when scoring more
than 60 points this season and 0-4 in games when it
doesn’t... The Mustangs’ 48-point win over Eastern
New Mexico was the largest since beating Hillsdale
Baptist (Okla.) 101-26 in 2010-11... The 48-point
margin of victory was the largest by MSU against a
Lone Star Conference opponent since it joined the
league in 1996-97... Midwestern State held West
Texas A&M to a season low scoring output of 59
points Wednesday night in Canyon... The Mustangs’
13-point first half against WT marked its lowest
output in a half since scoring 12 against Cameron in
a 67-51 loss on Dec. 13, 2010 at Cameron... Senior
forward Andrea Carter narrowly missed her 10th
double-double of the season twice last week going for
nine points and 10 rebounds against West Texas A&M
before scoring a team-high 17 points to go along with
nine rebounds in 18 minutes Saturday against Eastern
New Mexico... Carter needs 20 rebounds to become
the second player in MSU history to snag 1,000 career
rebounds... Carter needs six points move past former
teammate Kirsti Degelia (1,396 points/2010-14) and
Lounette Adkins (1,395 points/1978-79, 80-81, 93-
95) into sixth place on the school’s all-time scoring
list... Senior guard Dianna Jones matched a career-
high knocking down four 3-pointers to finish with 14
points Saturday against Eastern New Mexico... With
four assists last week, Jones moved past Lisa Meurer
(339 assists/1977-81) into fourth on the school’s all-
time assists chart with 341... Jones also moved into
18th on the all-time scoring list with 1,033 points
passing Emily Dill (1,029 points/1990-94)... Senior
guard Janae McJunkins knocked down three second-
half triples Wednesday to spur MSU’s second half
comeback to finish with nine points against West
Texas A&M... Senior forward Taylor Dowd matched
a career-high with 16 points going 7-for-10 from the
field Saturday against Eastern New Mexico... Dowd
has scored in double figures in three of her last five
games... Senior guard Shatoia Gober has gone for
seven steals in her last two games... Sophomore
forward Destiny Means scored five points and
blocked a season-high four shots Saturday against
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Tarleton State
Tarleton State won two straight last week with
victories over Angelo State and Texas A&M-Kingsville.
The TexAnns will go for three straight Wednesday
night against No. 6 West Texas A&M in Canyon.
Texas A&M-Commerce
2-0 last week.
Texas A&M-Kingsville
Texas A&M-Kingsville lost all three games they played
last week to Tarleton State, Texas A&M-Commerce
and Texas Woman’s. The Javelinas recorded their
lowest scoring output in three season with 39 points
against the Pioneers. TAMUK did hold TWU to 55
points, the lowest for a Blue and Gold opponents
this year. The Javelinas have lost 24 straight, the third
longest active streak in Division II. This week TAMUK
hosts Cameron on Wednesday for senior night and
then travels to take on Midwestern State on Saturday.
Texas Woman’s
The TWU basketball team is 13-11 on the season and
6-7 in the Lone Star Conference after splitting the
two games last week. The Pioneers defeated Texas
A&M-Kingsville, 55-39, before falling at Angelo State,
64-58. Sophomore Kenesha Saygo led the Pioneers
on offense with 16.0 ppg while shooting 69.2 percent
from the floor. Junior Danielle Westerfield added
12.5 ppg and 7.0 rpg. She recorded a near double-
double against the Javelinas with 12 points and nine
rebounds. Sophomore Emily Spector was the team
leader in rebounds with 7.5 rpg. On the season
Spector leads the team in scoring with 11.3 points per
game while Saygo is second with 11.2 ppg. Spector
also leads the team with 6.4 rpg and Saygo handed a
team-best 61 assists.
West Texas A&M
The No. 6 Lady Buffs ran their winning streak to a
season-best 11 games with two wins this week. WT
downed visiting No. 22 Midwestern State 59-55 and
won at Cameron 81-67 to keep alone in first place
in the league standings with four games to go...
Senior Chontiquah White tallied her eighth and ninth
double-doubles of the season with 18 points and 13
rebounds against Midwestern State and 25 points
and 15 rebounds at Cameron...White eclipsed the
1,500 career point mark and is third in rebounding
in school history...The Lady Buffs host Tarleton
State on Wednesday, before traveling to Texas
A&M-Commerce and Texas Woman’s Saturday and
Sunday...WT then closes the regular season at home
on Feb. 28 versus Eastern New Mexico.