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Central Christian College of Kansas

Rachel vs Peru
Kami Wood
65
Winner Mid-America Christian MACU 6-0, 2-0
48
Central Christian CCCK 0-6, 0-2
Winner
Mid-America Christian MACU
6-0, 2-0
65
Final
48
Central Christian CCCK
0-6, 0-2
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 F
Mid-America Christian MACU 19 18 16 12 65
Central Christian CCCK 11 9 16 12 48

Game Recap: Women's Basketball |

Tigers Fall in SAC Home Opener to MACU

Photo by Kami Wood

McPherson, Kan. – The Central Christian College women's dropped their Sooner Athletic Conference home opener on Saturday to the Mid-America Christian University Evangels 65-48.

The Tigers had a tough first half, scoring just 20 points and giving up 37 points to the Evangels on the defensive end. After the halftime intermission, the Tigers bounced back and played a solid second half, playing even with the Evangels, 38-38.

Two Tigers scored in double figures led by freshman Hallee Winsea, who had a career high 15 points.

Key Statistic

The Tigers were out-scored in the paint, 37-22.

By the Numbers

For the game, the Tigers shot 29% from the floor, making 17 of 58 attempts.

They made 7 of 31 (23%) of their attempts from beyond the three point arc.

They were 7 of 14 (50%) from the free throw line.

The Tigers won the turnover battle 16 to 23, but lost the rebounding battle 54 to 30.

Tiger Leaders

Points: Hallee Winsea (15)

Rebounds: Olivia Bell (9)                   

Assists: Briasia Garza (4)

Steals: Olivia Bell (3)

Blocks: Mattie Rich (4)

Coach Quote:

"When you play a team as good as MACU with a young team, the goal is to show improvement. I think anyone watching would say that we played tougher and more together today that we have so far in this season. We had glimpses of what this team can do. We will have a week now against very good competition where we can continue the growth process to get ready for the rest of the conference season. Proud of their resiliency and their togetherness today." – Coach Barreiro

Next Up
 
With the loss, the Tigers fall to 0-6 overall, and 0-2 in the SAC. The next four games for the Tigers will be exhibitions against three NCAA DII schools, and one DI school. First up is Newman University, next Tuesday down in Wichita, Kan.
 
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