Box Score

Ouachita Baptist OUA-W 7-15, 4-12 GAC

Arkansas Tech ATU-W 18-2, 16-0 GAC

Ouachita Baptist OUA-W

7-15, 4-12 GAC

Final

Feb. 11, 2016

Arkansas Tech ATU-W

18-2, 16-0 GAC

Score By Periods
Team	1	2	3	4	F
Ouachita Baptist OUA-W	14	16	13	9	52
Arkansas Tech ATU-W	24	24	22	23	93

Game Recap: Women's Basketball | 02.11.16

GOLDEN SUNS RACE PAST OUACHITA BAPTIST

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RUSSELLVILLE, Ark. – Fatima Adams led all players with 21 points, while Bre Brooks chipped in 14 more and Aujana Dawkins added 10 as the No. 15 Arkansas Tech Golden Suns (18-2, 16-0 Great American Conference) picked up a 93-52 win over Ouachita Baptist (7-15, 4-12 GAC) on Thursday night at Tucker Coliseum.

HOW IT HAPPENED

Ouachita Baptist jumped out to an early lead in the opening minutes, going ahead 6-2 after hitting a pair of 3-pointers in the opning minutes.
Tech responded and claimed the lead for good at the 5:49 mark of the opening quarter on a Fatima Adams layup.
After OBU cut the Tech lead to one (11-10) with 3:53 to play in the half, the Golden Suns outscored the Tigers 13-4 down the stretch to end the opening quarter with a ten-point (24-14) lead.
The Golden Suns raced ahead in the second quarter, going ahead by 20 (38-18) with 6:38 to play until halftime, settling into the half with an 18-point (48-30) lead.
Tech's lead grew to 27 points (70-43) after the third quarter.
Tech outscored OBU 23-9 in the fourth quarter, leading by as many as 42 (93-51) in the final minute of the game before OBU cut the final margin to 41 points.

NOTABLES

Anissa Pounds scored nine points, and now needs 12 points to reach 1,000 career points.
Tech outscored OBU 46-20 in the paint, 29-8 off turnovers, 20-6 on second-chance buckets, 10-0 on fast-break points, and 31-17 in bench points.
The Golden Suns held a 43-29 rebounding advantage and forced 23 OBU turnovers while only committing 15.
Anna Lea Little led the Golden Suns with eight rebounds, while Kelsey McClure dished out a team-best six assists.
Tech held OBU to just 26.9 percent shooting in the second half and led the game 53 percent to 33.3 percent from the floor

COACH WILBERS SAYS·

On the last two minutes of the first quarter – "There are a lot of options, and our girls have been doing a good job executing those options. It is a bit demoralizing when you hit a three at the buzzer, and I thought our girls did a good job taking care of business with a fantastic, enthusiastic crowd."
On the transition game – "I think we're making very good decisions. We're throwing it to the open person. This team is not selfish, one bit. We work on it in practice and do a good job of executing it in the game."
On the beginning of a three game in five day stretch – "(Being able to rest the starters in the fourth quarter) is very valuable because we're going to go on the road for two tough games. Our players are looking forward to it too – it's a good time to play basketball. Practice, and then play a game. You throw three or four practices in a row and it's tough."

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