Friday, December 13
St. Cloud, Minn.
5:30 P.M.
St. Cloud State
vs
MSU Moorhead
St. Cloud State Women’s Basketball to Play MSU Moorhead and Northern State in First Conference Home Games
12/11/2024 11:19:00 AM | Women's Basketball
Huskies look to stay perfect in conference play
St. Cloud, Minn.- St. Cloud State Women's Basketball (5-2, 2-0 NSIC) will host their first home conference games of the season as they play MSU Moorhead on Friday, December 13 and then Northern State on Saturday, December 14. Friday's game is set for 5:30 P.M. while Saturday's game will be played at 3:30 P.M.
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Live Stats will be provided by St. Cloud State for both games. Both games will also be streamed live for free on the NSIC Network and broadcasted on the Varsity Network. Steve Linzmeier, the Voice of St. Cloud State Basketball, can be heard on the audio broadcast for both games.
Gameday Promotions
Friday's game will be a winter whiteout, so make sure to wear white!
Saturday's game will be Youth Day, Toys for Tots Drive, and Husky Hot Shots Night. Kids under 13 will get in free with a paid adult.
Last Time Out
St. Cloud State opened up conference play this past weekend as they traveled Minot State and Minnesota Crookston.
Friday's game saw the Huskies flexed their defensive muscle in the first quarter as they held the Beavers to nine points on 4/13 shooting. Offensively, St. Cloud State put up 19 points by shooting 7/17, but were aggressive attacking the paint as they made five of their six free throw attempts. The teams battled in the second quarter as the Beavers quickly cut the Huskies lead to six points with 7:49 remaining in the half. Kylan Gerads pushed that lead back up to double-digits after she cashed a three-pointer and then finished a layup off her own miss to set the score at 26-15. St. Cloud State would go into halftime leading 29-20 after holding the Beavers to 36% from the field. SCSU's offense started to pick up coming out of halftime as a 9-2 run gave them a 15 point lead with 3:11 left in the third quarter. St. Cloud State would comfortably hold a 48-32 lead going into the final quarter after Jada Eggebrecht nailed a jumper with 39 seconds remaining. Minot State came out with a spark to start the fourth quarter as a 7-0 run at the 6:30 mark of the game cut St. Cloud State's lead to 10 points. SCSU would call a timeout and after trading turnovers, Reagan Briggs knocked down a much needed three-pointer for the Huskies to ease the tension. Minot State was never able to crack the St. Cloud State's lead into single digits the rest of the way as the Huskies picked up their first conference victory with a 63-51 win. The Huskies defense was lights out as they held Minot State to 40% from the field, 28% from three, and forced 19 turnovers. Jada Eggebrecht scored a game-high 19 points to go along with three rebounds and one assist and steal. Eggebrecht has scored 16+ points in four of SCSU's six games this season. Kylan Gerads set a career-high in scoring as she tallied 12 points on 4/6 shooting. She also made two three-pointers and grabbed six rebounds which she has done three times this season.
The first quarter against Minnesota Crookston was tightly contested as neither team were able to build much of a lead. A layup by Reagan Briggs with four seconds left would give St. Cloud State a 20-19 advantage at the end of the quarter. The second quarter saw the Golden Eagles start to take control as they took a 33-25 lead after going on a 12-2 run. The Huskies didn't allow Crookston to take full control as they countered with a 12-2 run of their own to close out the second quarter as Paige Lambe accounted for eight of those points. After a strong finish to the half, St. Cloud State would narrowly trail 36-38 at the break. The Huskies carried over their momentum from the end of the second quarter into the third quarter as they took a 46-38 lead after Jada Eggebrecht capped off a 10-0 with a pull-up three. SCSU kept it rolling in the third as they outscored the Golden Eagles 27-12 in the frame as they would lead 63-50 going into the fourth quarter. The Huskies pushed their lead up to 17 points early in the fourth, but Crookston battled all the way back as a jumper by Emma Miller cut the St. Cloud State lead down to two points with 1:06 left in the game. The Golden Eagles turned up their pressure and defensive intensity in the fourth to comeback and relied on a zone defense. On the ensuing Huskies possession and the pressure turned up, the Huskies moved the ball well against zone and ultimately found an open Eggebrecht in the slot as she drilled a clutch three-pointer with 38 seconds remaining to put SCSU up five points. Crookston would not slump their heads as Emma Miller returned the favor with a three-pointer of her own with 25 seconds remaining. Crookston would be forced to foul and wrongly chose Eggebrecht who is a 92.9% foul shooter. Jada calmy knocked down both free throws to put the Huskies up by four points with 19 seconds remaining. The highly touted defense of St. Cloud State came up with a clutch stop as more free throws for the Huskies would seal a 82-76 victory over Minnesota Crookston. Abigail O'Reilly set a career-high in scoring as she notched 19 points on a very efficient 8/10 shooting. She also dished three assists and grabbed two rebounds. Paige Lambe nearly tallied a double-double with a career-high of 14 points and eight rebounds. Lambe shot 5/10 from the field. Jada Eggebrecht finished the game with 12 points on 4/9 shooting while grabbing four rebounds.
St. Cloud State Statistical Leaders (total-average)
St. Cloud State Team Stats (NSIC Ranking)
(all stats accumulated December 11)
Series History
Friday's game against MSU Moorhead will be the 67th meeting between the two teams with the Huskies holding a 36-30 advantage. The teams matched up once last year where the Dragons came away with a victory.
The Huskies got off to a slow start as they trailed 17-5 after the first quarter. A three-pointer by Moorhead pushed the lead to 19 points with 5:10 left in the 2nd quarter. The Huskies started to find their footing as they ended the half on a 7-0 run to cut the deficit to 12 points going into halftime.
The third quarter was again kind to the Huskies as they outscored the Dragons 21-10 and briefly held a one-point lead. The Huskies defense picked up as they forced five turnovers and held the Dragons to 1-of-9 shooting from the floor. St. Cloud State still trailed 37-36 entering the fourth quarter. Opening the quarter on an 8-2 run, SCSU would take a 44-39 lead with 7:34 left in the game. St. Cloud State ran out of gas and the Dragons ended the game on an 18-4 run to pull away with a 57-48 victory.
Saturday's game against Northern State will be the 34th game between the programs with the Wolves holding a 17-16 record against the Huskies. The teams played twice a season ago where they each won on their home floor.
SCSU came out flat offensively against Northern State as they shot 2-of-13 from the field in the first quarter and 4-of-14 from the field in the second quarter. Despite the poor shooting, St. Cloud State only found themselves down nine points (22-13) at halftime.
The Huskies caught fire in the third quarter embarking on a 24-4 run to turn what was once a 10-point deficit into a 10-point lead. St. Cloud State outscored Northern 29-10 in the third quarter and shot 52.9% from the field and 50% from three. Jada Eggebrecht scored nine of her team-high 16 points in the third quarter. The fourth quarter flipped for the Huskies as NSU went on a 14-2 run to tie the game at 46 with 3:02 left in the game. Northern made three free throws to take a three-point lead with 1:10 remaining in the game. Eggebrecht knocked down a jumper to bring the Huskies within one-point with 49 ticks left on the clock. Northern would strike again with a layup by Rianna Fillipi to retake a three-point lead. The Huskies took a timeout with 21 seconds remaining and Eggebrecht came up clutch for St. Cloud again, breaking down her defender and sinking a three-pointer from the top of the key to tie the game at 51. The Huskies came up with a defensive stop on Northern's ensuing possession to force the game into overtime.
The Wolves took an early four-point lead in overtime, but Jasmine Litt scored four straight points for St. Cloud State, tying the game at 59 with 53 seconds left. Northern then closed the game on an 8-0 run with six makes from the free throw line to earn a 67-59 victory.
In the matchup at Halenbeck Hall, the Huskies held a modest one-point lead at the end of the first quarter. The second quarter was a dominant quarter for St. Cloud State for the second consecutive game as it made six three-pointers in the period with. Dru Henning and Alana Zarneke each drained a pair in the quarter. The Huskies outscored the Wolves 24-8 in the period, shooting 50% from the field and 60% from beyond the arc while holding NSU to 27% from the field and 0% from three. St. Cloud State led 37-20 at halftime. In the second half, the Huskies comfortably led by 12+ points for the remainder of the game and went on to win, 75-55, in a dominant performance. St. Cloud State's defense shined, holding the Wolves to less than 33% shooting in three of the four quarters and forced a total of 18 turnovers. Offensively, the Huskies shot 47% from the field and 41% from beyond the arc for the game.
Scouting Minnesota State Moorhead
The Minnesota State Moorhead Dragons come into this matchup holding a 4-4 record with a 2-0 mark in conference play. Last week, the Dragons took down Northern State 73-70 in overtime and then beat UMary 65-43. Coming into this season, the MSU was projected to finish sixth in the NSIC after a 13-16 2023-24 season where they went 12-10 in conference play. The Dragons reached the NSIC quarterfinals after they beat Winona State, but their season ended at the hands of the eventual National Champion Minnesota State Mankato Mavericks.
The Dragons return their two All-Conference honorees from a season ago in Natalie Jens and Terryn Johnson. Jens is averaging 13 points per game while shooting 30.8% from the field and 38.5% from beyond the arc. She is also averaging 4.0 rebounds and a team-high 2.5 assists. Johnson is the only other Dragon in double-figure scoring with a 10.5 per game average while shooting 54.1% from the field. She also leads the team in rebounding with 8.5 boards per game.
Head Coach Karla Nelson enters her 25th season with the Dragons in the 2024-25 campaign. Nelson has seen sustained success with the program as she has guided them to 21 straight winning seasons and has an all-time record of 412-257. She is also a four-time NSIC Coach of the Year honoree with the most recent recognition coming in the 2018-19 season.
Minnesota State Moorhead Statistical Leaders (total-average)
Scouting Northern State
The Northern State Wolves enter this matchup with the Huskies holding a 4-4 record with a 1-1 mark in conference play. The Wolves beat UMary 73-71 in their conference opener on November 21, but then were defeated 70-73 against MSU Moorhead. In the NSIC Preseason Coaches' Poll, Northern State was projected to finish second after going 20-9 with a 16-6 record in conference play. Receiving a bye to the quarterfinals thanks to their fourth-place finish in the standings, Northern State would be upset by Southwest Minnesota State, ending their season.
The Wolves came into this season holding three All-Conference honorees from a season ago in Madelyn Bragg, Michaela Jewett, and Rianna Fillipi. Bragg is leading NSU by nearly averaging a double-double with 15.4 points and 8.1 rebounds. She is also shooting 46.4% from the field. Jewett also nearly averages a double-double with 9.1 points and 7.9 rebounds per game while shooting 34.2% from the field. She also averages 2.3 stocks per game. Fillipi has done a little bit of everything for the Wolves this season by averaging 8.9 points, 5.5 rebounds, and 4.9 assists. She is shooting 38.4% from the field and totaling 1.6 stocks per game.
Head Coach Paula Krueger enters her seventh season with Northern State in the 2024-25 campaign. During her tenure with the Wolves, Krueger has accumulated an 80-80 record.
Northern State will travel to Bemidji State on Friday to play the Beavers before playing the Huskies on Saturday.
Northern State Statistical Leaders (total-average)
For all the latest on St. Cloud State Women's Basketball, stay tuned to scsuhuskies.com and follow the team on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.
Follow the Huskies
Live Stats will be provided by St. Cloud State for both games. Both games will also be streamed live for free on the NSIC Network and broadcasted on the Varsity Network. Steve Linzmeier, the Voice of St. Cloud State Basketball, can be heard on the audio broadcast for both games.
Gameday Promotions
Friday's game will be a winter whiteout, so make sure to wear white!
Saturday's game will be Youth Day, Toys for Tots Drive, and Husky Hot Shots Night. Kids under 13 will get in free with a paid adult.
Last Time Out
St. Cloud State opened up conference play this past weekend as they traveled Minot State and Minnesota Crookston.
Friday's game saw the Huskies flexed their defensive muscle in the first quarter as they held the Beavers to nine points on 4/13 shooting. Offensively, St. Cloud State put up 19 points by shooting 7/17, but were aggressive attacking the paint as they made five of their six free throw attempts. The teams battled in the second quarter as the Beavers quickly cut the Huskies lead to six points with 7:49 remaining in the half. Kylan Gerads pushed that lead back up to double-digits after she cashed a three-pointer and then finished a layup off her own miss to set the score at 26-15. St. Cloud State would go into halftime leading 29-20 after holding the Beavers to 36% from the field. SCSU's offense started to pick up coming out of halftime as a 9-2 run gave them a 15 point lead with 3:11 left in the third quarter. St. Cloud State would comfortably hold a 48-32 lead going into the final quarter after Jada Eggebrecht nailed a jumper with 39 seconds remaining. Minot State came out with a spark to start the fourth quarter as a 7-0 run at the 6:30 mark of the game cut St. Cloud State's lead to 10 points. SCSU would call a timeout and after trading turnovers, Reagan Briggs knocked down a much needed three-pointer for the Huskies to ease the tension. Minot State was never able to crack the St. Cloud State's lead into single digits the rest of the way as the Huskies picked up their first conference victory with a 63-51 win. The Huskies defense was lights out as they held Minot State to 40% from the field, 28% from three, and forced 19 turnovers. Jada Eggebrecht scored a game-high 19 points to go along with three rebounds and one assist and steal. Eggebrecht has scored 16+ points in four of SCSU's six games this season. Kylan Gerads set a career-high in scoring as she tallied 12 points on 4/6 shooting. She also made two three-pointers and grabbed six rebounds which she has done three times this season.
The first quarter against Minnesota Crookston was tightly contested as neither team were able to build much of a lead. A layup by Reagan Briggs with four seconds left would give St. Cloud State a 20-19 advantage at the end of the quarter. The second quarter saw the Golden Eagles start to take control as they took a 33-25 lead after going on a 12-2 run. The Huskies didn't allow Crookston to take full control as they countered with a 12-2 run of their own to close out the second quarter as Paige Lambe accounted for eight of those points. After a strong finish to the half, St. Cloud State would narrowly trail 36-38 at the break. The Huskies carried over their momentum from the end of the second quarter into the third quarter as they took a 46-38 lead after Jada Eggebrecht capped off a 10-0 with a pull-up three. SCSU kept it rolling in the third as they outscored the Golden Eagles 27-12 in the frame as they would lead 63-50 going into the fourth quarter. The Huskies pushed their lead up to 17 points early in the fourth, but Crookston battled all the way back as a jumper by Emma Miller cut the St. Cloud State lead down to two points with 1:06 left in the game. The Golden Eagles turned up their pressure and defensive intensity in the fourth to comeback and relied on a zone defense. On the ensuing Huskies possession and the pressure turned up, the Huskies moved the ball well against zone and ultimately found an open Eggebrecht in the slot as she drilled a clutch three-pointer with 38 seconds remaining to put SCSU up five points. Crookston would not slump their heads as Emma Miller returned the favor with a three-pointer of her own with 25 seconds remaining. Crookston would be forced to foul and wrongly chose Eggebrecht who is a 92.9% foul shooter. Jada calmy knocked down both free throws to put the Huskies up by four points with 19 seconds remaining. The highly touted defense of St. Cloud State came up with a clutch stop as more free throws for the Huskies would seal a 82-76 victory over Minnesota Crookston. Abigail O'Reilly set a career-high in scoring as she notched 19 points on a very efficient 8/10 shooting. She also dished three assists and grabbed two rebounds. Paige Lambe nearly tallied a double-double with a career-high of 14 points and eight rebounds. Lambe shot 5/10 from the field. Jada Eggebrecht finished the game with 12 points on 4/9 shooting while grabbing four rebounds.
St. Cloud State Statistical Leaders (total-average)
- Points- Jada Eggebrecht (106-15.1)
- Rebounds- Abigail O'Reilly (49-7.0)
- Offensive rebounds- Abigail O'Reilly (23-3.3)
- Assists- Alyssa Stamer (29-4.1)
- Steals- Alana Zarneke (15-2.1)
- Blocks- Alana Zarneke (6-0.9)
- Stocks- Alana Zarneke (21-3.0)
- Field goals made- Jada Eggebrecht (41-5.9)
- Three-point field goals made- Jada Eggebrecht (11-1.6)
- Free throw makes- Abigail O'Reilly (23-3.3)
- Minutes- Jada Eggebrecht (227-32.4)
St. Cloud State Team Stats (NSIC Ranking)
- 66.1 points per game (9th) | 62.0 points per game allowed (4th) | 4.1 scoring margin (5th)
- 41.2 field goal percentage (9th) | 31.6 three-point percentage (6th) | 72.5 free throw percentage (7th)
- 42.1 opponent field goal percentage (11th) | 33.8 opponent three-point percentage (13th)
- 37.1 rebounds per game (8th) | 12.7 offensive rebounds per game (4th)
- 33.6 opponent rebounds per game (2nd) | 3.6 rebounding margin (6th)
- 14.1 turnovers per game (3rd) | 3.86 turnover margin (2nd)
- 3.14 blocks per game (8th)
- 9.57 steals per game (3rd)
- 16.29 assists per game (2nd)
- 6.1 three-point field goals made per game (10th)
(all stats accumulated December 11)
Series History
Friday's game against MSU Moorhead will be the 67th meeting between the two teams with the Huskies holding a 36-30 advantage. The teams matched up once last year where the Dragons came away with a victory.
The Huskies got off to a slow start as they trailed 17-5 after the first quarter. A three-pointer by Moorhead pushed the lead to 19 points with 5:10 left in the 2nd quarter. The Huskies started to find their footing as they ended the half on a 7-0 run to cut the deficit to 12 points going into halftime.
The third quarter was again kind to the Huskies as they outscored the Dragons 21-10 and briefly held a one-point lead. The Huskies defense picked up as they forced five turnovers and held the Dragons to 1-of-9 shooting from the floor. St. Cloud State still trailed 37-36 entering the fourth quarter. Opening the quarter on an 8-2 run, SCSU would take a 44-39 lead with 7:34 left in the game. St. Cloud State ran out of gas and the Dragons ended the game on an 18-4 run to pull away with a 57-48 victory.
Saturday's game against Northern State will be the 34th game between the programs with the Wolves holding a 17-16 record against the Huskies. The teams played twice a season ago where they each won on their home floor.
SCSU came out flat offensively against Northern State as they shot 2-of-13 from the field in the first quarter and 4-of-14 from the field in the second quarter. Despite the poor shooting, St. Cloud State only found themselves down nine points (22-13) at halftime.
The Huskies caught fire in the third quarter embarking on a 24-4 run to turn what was once a 10-point deficit into a 10-point lead. St. Cloud State outscored Northern 29-10 in the third quarter and shot 52.9% from the field and 50% from three. Jada Eggebrecht scored nine of her team-high 16 points in the third quarter. The fourth quarter flipped for the Huskies as NSU went on a 14-2 run to tie the game at 46 with 3:02 left in the game. Northern made three free throws to take a three-point lead with 1:10 remaining in the game. Eggebrecht knocked down a jumper to bring the Huskies within one-point with 49 ticks left on the clock. Northern would strike again with a layup by Rianna Fillipi to retake a three-point lead. The Huskies took a timeout with 21 seconds remaining and Eggebrecht came up clutch for St. Cloud again, breaking down her defender and sinking a three-pointer from the top of the key to tie the game at 51. The Huskies came up with a defensive stop on Northern's ensuing possession to force the game into overtime.
The Wolves took an early four-point lead in overtime, but Jasmine Litt scored four straight points for St. Cloud State, tying the game at 59 with 53 seconds left. Northern then closed the game on an 8-0 run with six makes from the free throw line to earn a 67-59 victory.
In the matchup at Halenbeck Hall, the Huskies held a modest one-point lead at the end of the first quarter. The second quarter was a dominant quarter for St. Cloud State for the second consecutive game as it made six three-pointers in the period with. Dru Henning and Alana Zarneke each drained a pair in the quarter. The Huskies outscored the Wolves 24-8 in the period, shooting 50% from the field and 60% from beyond the arc while holding NSU to 27% from the field and 0% from three. St. Cloud State led 37-20 at halftime. In the second half, the Huskies comfortably led by 12+ points for the remainder of the game and went on to win, 75-55, in a dominant performance. St. Cloud State's defense shined, holding the Wolves to less than 33% shooting in three of the four quarters and forced a total of 18 turnovers. Offensively, the Huskies shot 47% from the field and 41% from beyond the arc for the game.
Scouting Minnesota State Moorhead
The Minnesota State Moorhead Dragons come into this matchup holding a 4-4 record with a 2-0 mark in conference play. Last week, the Dragons took down Northern State 73-70 in overtime and then beat UMary 65-43. Coming into this season, the MSU was projected to finish sixth in the NSIC after a 13-16 2023-24 season where they went 12-10 in conference play. The Dragons reached the NSIC quarterfinals after they beat Winona State, but their season ended at the hands of the eventual National Champion Minnesota State Mankato Mavericks.
The Dragons return their two All-Conference honorees from a season ago in Natalie Jens and Terryn Johnson. Jens is averaging 13 points per game while shooting 30.8% from the field and 38.5% from beyond the arc. She is also averaging 4.0 rebounds and a team-high 2.5 assists. Johnson is the only other Dragon in double-figure scoring with a 10.5 per game average while shooting 54.1% from the field. She also leads the team in rebounding with 8.5 boards per game.
Head Coach Karla Nelson enters her 25th season with the Dragons in the 2024-25 campaign. Nelson has seen sustained success with the program as she has guided them to 21 straight winning seasons and has an all-time record of 412-257. She is also a four-time NSIC Coach of the Year honoree with the most recent recognition coming in the 2018-19 season.
Minnesota State Moorhead Statistical Leaders (total-average)
- Points- Natalie Jens (104-13.0)
- Rebounds- Terryn Johnson (68-8.5)
- Offensive rebounds- Terryn Johnson (27-3.4)
- Assists- Natalie Jens (20-2.5)
- Steals- Ashton Safranski (13-1.6)
- Blocks- Terryn Johnson (5-0.6)
- Stocks- Ashton Safranski (14-1.7)
- Field goals made- Terryn Johnson (33-4.1)
- Three-point field goals made- Natalie Jens (15-1.9)
- Free throw makes- Abby Berge (39-4.9)
- Minutes- Terryn Johnson (241-30.1)
- 59.3 points per game (15th) | 61.0 points per game allowed (2nd) | 1.8 scoring margin (10th)
- 34.6 field goal percentage (15th) | 28.3 three-point percentage (11th) | 68.3 free throw percentage (13th)
- 36.3 opponent field goal percentage (2nd) | 30.3 opponent three-point percentage (7th)
- 40.9 rebounds per game (4th) | 11.9 offensive rebounds per game (5th)
- 37.6 opponent rebounds per game (10th) | 3.3 rebounding margin (7th)
- 16.4 turnovers per game (12th) | -1.50 turnover margin (10th)
- 1.50 blocks per game (14th)
- 7.00 steals per game (7th)
- 9.88 assists per game (15th)
- 5.4 three-point field goals made per game (12th)
Scouting Northern State
The Northern State Wolves enter this matchup with the Huskies holding a 4-4 record with a 1-1 mark in conference play. The Wolves beat UMary 73-71 in their conference opener on November 21, but then were defeated 70-73 against MSU Moorhead. In the NSIC Preseason Coaches' Poll, Northern State was projected to finish second after going 20-9 with a 16-6 record in conference play. Receiving a bye to the quarterfinals thanks to their fourth-place finish in the standings, Northern State would be upset by Southwest Minnesota State, ending their season.
The Wolves came into this season holding three All-Conference honorees from a season ago in Madelyn Bragg, Michaela Jewett, and Rianna Fillipi. Bragg is leading NSU by nearly averaging a double-double with 15.4 points and 8.1 rebounds. She is also shooting 46.4% from the field. Jewett also nearly averages a double-double with 9.1 points and 7.9 rebounds per game while shooting 34.2% from the field. She also averages 2.3 stocks per game. Fillipi has done a little bit of everything for the Wolves this season by averaging 8.9 points, 5.5 rebounds, and 4.9 assists. She is shooting 38.4% from the field and totaling 1.6 stocks per game.
Head Coach Paula Krueger enters her seventh season with Northern State in the 2024-25 campaign. During her tenure with the Wolves, Krueger has accumulated an 80-80 record.
Northern State will travel to Bemidji State on Friday to play the Beavers before playing the Huskies on Saturday.
Northern State Statistical Leaders (total-average)
- Points- Madelyn Bragg (123-15.4)
- Rebounds- Madelyn Bragg (65-8.1)
- Offensive rebounds- Decontee Smith (20-2.5)
- Assists- Rianna Fillipi (39-4.9)
- Steals- Morgan Fielder (9-1.1)
- Blocks- Michaela Jewett (10-1.3)
- Stocks- Michaela Jewett (18-2.3)
- Field goals made- Madelyn Bragg (45-5.6)
- Three-point field goals made- Alayna Benike (12-1.5)
- Free throw makes- Madelyn Bragg (21-3.9)
- Minutes- Rianna Fillipi (263-32.9)
- 66.5 points per game (8th) | 66.6 points per game allowed (7th) | -0.1 scoring margin (8th)
- 42.0 field goal percentage (5th) | 25.6 three-point percentage (15th) | 68.9 free throw percentage (11th)
- 39.2 opponent field goal percentage (6th) | 30.7 opponent three-point percentage (8th)
- 39.6 rebounds per game (5th) | 11.1 offensive rebounds per game (8th)
- 33.9 opponent rebounds per game (3rd) | 5.8 rebounding margin (5th)
- 16.0 turnovers per game (10th) | -3.88 turnover margin (13th)
- 3.63 blocks per game (7th)
- 5.38 steals per game (13th)
- 14.38 assists per game (8th)
- 4.3 three-point field goals made per game (14th)
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