Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Strong second half keys SAU women

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The Southern Arkansas University women (11-11, 6-10 Great American Conference) outscored Southeaste­rn Oklahoma State 21-11 in the third quarter Saturday and 23-16 in the fourth to pull away for a 76-61 victory at the W.T. Watson Athletic Center in Magnolia.

The Muleriders shot 41.2% from the floor in the third quarter and 55.6% in the fourth to finish at 45.6% for the game. The Savage Storm (7-15, 3-13) had its best shooting in the second quarter, shooting 71.4% from the floor to outscore SAU 26-17 in the quarter. Southern Arkansas held a 40-29 rebounding advantage, a 42-32 scoring advantage in the lane and turned 24 Southeaste­rn turnovers into 24 points.

Addy Tremie led Southern Arkansas with 20 points on 8-of-19 shooting from the floor, while Zykeria Anderson added 12 and Diamond Morris chipped in with 10. Caitlin Kobiske led Southeaste­rn with 14 points.

In other Great American Conference women’s games Saturday, Laney Mears scored a game-high 22 points to lead four Ouachita Baptist University (9-11, 7-9) players with 10 or more points in an 87-80 victory over NW Oklahoma State (20-4, 12-4) at Vining Arena in Arkadelphi­a. … Jadah Pickens led Henderson State University (14-8, 10-6) with 18 points and Ashley Farrar chipped in with 11 in a 62-53 victory over SW Oklahoma State (12-10, 9-7) at the Duke Wells Center in Arkadelphi­a. … Arkansas Tech University (10-10, 7-9) outscored Oklahoma Baptist (9-13, 6-10) 21-7 in the second quarter to pull away for an 87-54 victory at Tucker Coliseum in Arkadelphi­a. Maisa Marcal led the Golden Suns with 18 points and Julie Wagner poured in 17. … Rory Geer scored a game-high 27 points to lead five Harding University (20-2, 15-1) players with 10 or more points in a 77-57 victory over Southern Nazarene (21-1, 151) at Rhodes-Reaves Field House in Searcy. … Alindsey Long and Kelsey Blakemore scored 12 points each for the University of Arkansas-Monticello (7-15, 3-13) in a 52-50 loss to East Central (Okla.) (7-13, 3-13) at Steelman Fieldhouse in Monticello.

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