Women’s Basketball Throttles TSU, Extends Win Streak to Three Games

CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. — Southeast Missouri Women’s Basketball (11-17, 7-12 OVC) defeated Tennessee State (4-24, 3-16 OVC), 89-52, on the Show Me Center, due to a dominant 44 factors within the paint and 17 steals. The Redhawks maintained management all through the sport with out surrendering the lead.

First Quarter  

– SEMO took management early with a 14-6 benefit in factors within the paint.  

– Nsabua contributed considerably with assists on a number of performs, together with a fast-break 3-pointer by Taylor.  

– The residence group capitalized on Tennessee State’s turnovers, scoring 13 factors off turnovers and producing eight steals.  

– At the top of the primary quarter, the Redhawks held a 26-10 lead.

Second Quarter

– The Redhawks linked on 10 of 13 area aim makes an attempt, together with 4 from past the arc.

– McCully contributed considerably with a steal and a 3-pointer early within the quarter.

– Jackson made back-to-back 3-pointers to increase the Redhawks’ lead.

– At halftime, the Redhawks held a 53–21 benefit.

Third Quarter

– Jackson hit a three-pointer early to increase the Redhawks’ lead.

– Jones added two layups, contributing to a 14-point benefit within the paint for the house group.

– Taylor linked on a three-pointer at 4:48, pushing the lead additional.

– The Redhawks took a commanding 74–38 lead into the ultimate quarter.

Fourth Quarter  

– Rixter opened the scoring for the Redhawks with a three-pointer, extending its lead early within the quarter.  

– Nsabua and Jones contributed defensively with key steals and a block, respectively.  

– Williams added a jumper from the paint, supported by an offensive rebound, pushing the house group’s rating additional.  

– The Redhawks concluded the sport with a decisive 89-52 victory.

SEMO Top Performers  

Carmen Taylor  

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– 16 factors  

– 4 3-pointers  

– 4 assists  

– 2 steals  

Raissa Nsabua  

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– 10 factors  

– 6 assists  

– 4 steals  

– 2 blocks  

Kearra Jones  

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– 20 factors  

– 9/9 area targets  

– 2 blocks  

– 6 rebounds  

Lexi McCully  

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– 15 factors  

– 6 steals  

Looking forward, Southeast Missouri State will face Tennessee Tech on Saturday, Feb. 28, at 1:30 p.m. The sport will happen on the Show Me Center in Cape Girardeau, Missouri.