Defeated Lewis 84-69 in their exhibition. Should be noted that Lewis was a far tougher test for the women then the men had, as they are ranked #5 in all of division 2, though we did jump out to a big lead and I don't believe the lead was below double digits in the second half. Looks like most everyone is healthy, and Amber Jamison did play after taking the year off following the suicide of her roommate the prior year. She didn't start, but looked like her old self, with 15 points on 7 of 9 shooting in only 14 minutes of play. Pallas had a rough time with Lewis' smaller quicker lineup and foul trouble and finished with 9 points and seven boards. Abi Scheid and Lindsey Pulliam looked great, finishing with 22 and 18, respectvely. Only 20 from the other 9 players who played though, which was a bit concerning, though it is just nice to have a lot of bodies after the injury disaster that was last year.
Nice effort, but we'll find out right away if it is a sign of things to come as they start on the road Tuesday against Green Bay, a nearly 30- win NCAA team from a year ago, then come home Sunday to face an NCAA sweet-16 team from last year. Duke. Yup, just a tad more difficult then the men's schedule...
Nice effort, but we'll find out right away if it is a sign of things to come as they start on the road Tuesday against Green Bay, a nearly 30- win NCAA team from a year ago, then come home Sunday to face an NCAA sweet-16 team from last year. Duke. Yup, just a tad more difficult then the men's schedule...