Wednesday, December 3
St. Paul, MN
7:30 P.M.
St. Cloud State
at
#16 Concordia-St. Paul
Photo by: Isaac Bentrott
St. Cloud State Women’s Basketball Battle No. 16 Golden Bears on the Road Before Hosting Warriors
12/2/2025 12:57:00 PM | Women's Basketball
Huskies take on No. 16 Concordia-St. Paul and Winona State
St. Cloud, MN. – St. Cloud State Women's Basketball (3-3, 0-1 NSIC) play their first full week of conference games as they travel to St. Paul, MN on Wednesday, December 3 to take on No. 16 Concordia-St. Paul before hosting Winona State on Saturday, December 6. Wednesday's game is set for 7:30 p.m. while Saturday's game is slated for 4:00 p.m. at Halenbeck Hall.
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Both games will be streamed live for free on the NSIC Network. Live Stats will be provided by Concordia-St. Paul on Wednesday and then by St. Cloud State on Saturday. Both games will also be broadcasted on the Varsity Network. Steve Linzmeier, the Voice of St. Cloud State Basketball, can be heard on the audio broadcast for both games and then on the live stream on Saturday.
Gameday Promotions
Saturday's game against Winona State will be Husky Hot Shots Day. At halftime, all of the Husky Hot Shots will showcase their skills that they learned from the four sessions at the Husky Hot Shots Camp.
Last Time Out
St. Cloud State opened up conference play this past week against Minnesota State before wrapping up their non-conference schedule with a game against Alaska Fairbanks.
Turnovers Plague Huskies in 110-81 Loss to No. 8 Minnesota State- November 25, 2025
Three minutes into the first quarter, it was the Mavericks who burst out to an early 10-4 lead. A three by Alana Zarneke weathered the early storm as the Huskies stayed within striking distance. The next three minutes saw Mankato start to take control as they extended their lead to 10 points with a 10-3 run to lead 20-10. SCSU's defense picked up over the final few minutes of the quarter and Kristi Kottke scored the final four points of the frame as the Huskies only trailed by five at the end of one. The Mavericks continued their relentless defensive pressure into the second quarter as they grew their lead back up to double-digits. Timely makes by the Huskies were crucial as they did not let go of the rope. Despite 19 turnovers in the first half, SCSU went into halftime trailing 51-38.
Out of the break, Mankato opened the third with a 9-0 run as they quickly grew their lead to 22 points. The rest of the game garnered similar results to the first half as the Mavericks took advantage of the turnover woes by SCSU. St. Cloud State trailed by 16+ points the remainder of the game with their biggest deficit being 29 points. The Huskies would ultimately fall 110-81 in their first conference game of the season.
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Huskies Cruise to 101-53 Win Over Alaska Fairbanks- November 29, 2025
St. Cloud State came out on fire as a two-pointer by Jada Eggebrecht gave SCSU a quick 9-0 lead. SCSU continued to pour it on offensively as an 8-2 run gave them a 17-4 lead. The Huskies would shoot 65% from the field in the first quarter as they held a commanding 30-9 lead. Offensive rebounds and assists were the key factors in the first half for St. Cloud State. Grabbing 17 offensive rebounds led to SCSU taking 21 more shots than Alaska Fairbanks in the first half and 18 assists occurred on 20 field goals made. St. Cloud State continued to roll as they led 47-23 at halftime.
The second half saw similar results as the Huskies led by 24+ points the remainder of the game with their biggest lead being 51 points. SCSU ultimately went on to win 101-53 in their home opener. St. Cloud State finished two assists shy of a team record (34), as they totaled 32 assists in the game. They relentlessly attacked the offensive glass with 28 offensive rebounds leading to 23 second chance points. The 101 points they scored was also the most in a game since December 3 2016 where they scored 111 against Bemidji State.
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Series History
Wednesday's game against Concordia-St. Paul will be the 41st meeting between the teams with the Golden Bears holding a slight 21-19 advantage. CSP has won four straight games against the Huskies with a pair of wins last year. One of those wins was in the NSIC Tournament.
Turnovers Plague Huskies in 55-72 Loss to Golden Bears- January 8, 2025
CSP got off to a fast start as they led 8-2 in the first three minutes of the game. The Huskies started to then find their offensive footing as a three by Jada Eggebrecht capped off an 8-2 run of their own as the game would be tied 10-10. The teams battled the rest of the quarter as the Huskies trailed 14-16 at the end of the first quarter after Alyssa Stamer sunk a jumper with six seconds left. Through the first five minutes of the second quarter, neither team held more than a four-point lead. Rachel Kottke gave SCSU their first lead of the game as she cashed a three to put the Huskies up 25-24 with 4:52 left in the half. The teams traded leads over the next two minutes as the Golden Bears led by a single point after a jumper by Lydia Haack. From that point, CSP started to seize control of the game as they closed the half on an 11-2 run to lead 37-29 at the break.
The momentum continued in favor of the Golden Bears at the start of the second half as back-to-back threes extended their lead to 14 and led to a timeout by SCSU. CSP's defense stifled St. Cloud State's offense as they forced 15 turnovers in the second half while the Huskies shot 30% from the field. The Golden Bears led by 12+ points the rest of the game as they went on to defeat St. Cloud State 72-55.
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Huskies Season Ends at the Pentagon, Fall 76-60 to No. 11 Concordia-St. Paul in NSIC Quarterfinals- March 1, 2025
SCSU got off to a strong start in the game as a three-pointer by Alana Zarneke gave them a 7-2 lead. The Golden Bears responded with their own 7-2 run as the game would be tied at 9 points apiece. From that moment, CSP built up a double-digit lead with a 15-4 run as they now led 24-13 with 2:51 left in the quarter. The teams traded buckets in the final stretch of the frame before Ashley Schuelke made a buzzer beating three to give CSP a 29-15 lead. The momentum for Concordia maintained into the second quarter as they opened on an 8-2 run to push the lead up to 20 points. The Huskies ultimately went into halftime trailing 43-24.
The second half saw similar results as SCSU trailed by 15+ the remainder of the game. The Huskies were unable to make a string of stops and scores to cut into the deficit as they shot 35% from the field and 25% from three while CSP shot 49.1% from the field and 45% from three. St. Cloud State's season would come to a close as they would be defeated 76-70.
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Saturday's game against Winona State will be the 51st all-time meeting between the programs with SCSU holding a 31-19 lead in the series. St. Cloud State has won six straight games over the Warriors including both matchups last year.
Defense Smothers in Huskies 66-41 Win Over Winona State- January 17, 2025
Through the first five minutes of the game, Winona State narrowly held a 9-6 advantage after Olivia Gamoke made a three-pointer to break the tie. St. Cloud State started to take control as they held the Warriors scoreless over the next four minutes to now lead 15-9 after a 9-0. The Huskies added some fireworks to the end of the first quarter as Paige Lambe swished a turn around jumper to beat the buzzer. St. Cloud State would lead 17-11 after the buzzer beater by Lambe. The Huskies held a steady lead throughout most of the second quarter, but free throws by Winona State cut SCSU's lead down to three points. With 2:16 left in the second quarter, scored the next four points as the lead went back up to seven. Kylan Gerads expanded that lead to nine following an offensive rebound and putback. The Huskies would lead 29-20 going into halftime after holding Winona State to a mere 19% from the field in the half.
Winona State opened the second half with some energy as a 4-0 run got the lead down to five. From that point, St. Cloud State started to take control as Jada Eggebrecht capped off a 14-2 run for the Huskies by drilling a three-pointer. SCSU led by 17 points with 4:36 left in the third quarter but kept pouring it on the Warriors as Eggebrecht splashed another three with 22 seconds left to extend the lead to 22 points. The fourth quarter saw the Huskies lead by 21+ points throughout as they came away with a 66-41 victory against Winona State. The Warriors scored less than 11 points in every quarter and shot 21% from the field in the game.
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Through the first five minutes of the game, St. Cloud State held a 10-6 lead after a bucket by the Warriors. The defense then turned up for SCSU as they held WSU scoreless for the final four minutes of the quarter. With three field goal makes along the way, the Huskies would lead 16-6 going into the second quarter. St. Cloud State continued to expand the lead as an and-one layup by Kylan Gerads set the score at 35-17. With 2:19 left until halftime, Alana Zarneke cashed a three to push the lead to 20 points. Following a jumper by Winona, Zarneke splashed another three and then knocked down a long two with three seconds left in the half to cap off her personal 8-2 run. The Huskies would go into the half leading 43-21.
The third quarter saw Winona State start to break into the deficit as a three-pointer at the 5:25 mark brought the lead down to 15 points. Halle Vande Hey got it back rolling for the Huskies with a putback off an offensive rebound. St. Cloud State forced a miss which then led to a three by Jada Eggebrecht. The Huskies strung another stop as Eggebrecht received an outlet pass off the rebound and then cashed a transition three. In need to stop the run, the Warriors would be stuffed on a jumper by Gerads who then took it the distance to cap off the 10-0 as St. Cloud State now led 57-32. The Huskies ultimately led by 23+ points the rest of the way with a lead as big as 33 points to cruise to an 80-47 win against Winona State.
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Scouting Concordia-St. Paul
The Concordia-St. Paul Golden Bears come into this matchup with a 4-2 record with wins against Missouri Western, Truman State, Maryville, and Michigan Tech. CSP's two losses have come against No. 4 Fort Hays State and Winona State. The Golden Bears are coming off a 2024-25 season where they tallied a 29-3 record and a 20-2 mark in conference play to finish atop the NSIC. CSP rolled through the NSIC Tournament to earn the auto-bid into the NCAA Tournament. Their season would come to a close as they fell to Southwest Minnesota State in the first round. Concordia-St. Paul came into this season projected to finish second in the NSIC and are currently ranked No. 16 in the Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) Poll.
The offseason saw CSP graduate one of their two All-Conference Honorees in Lindsey Becher. Becher was First Team All-NSIC a season ago while also being named NSIC Defensive Player of the Year. Lydia Haack, who also earned First Team All-NSIC last season, returns after averaging 16.8 points, 4.8 rebounds, and 4.5 assists.
Through six games this year, Haack is averaging 17.2 points, 6.5 boards, 8.0 assists, and 3.2 steals. She is shooting 38.7% from the field and 40.0% from three. CSP is being led by Lauren Wilson who is averaging a double-double with 25.2 points and 11.7 rebounds along with 2.4 stocks. She is shooting 50% from the field.
Head Coach Amanda Johnson enters her 11th season with Concordia-St. Paul in 2025-26. Johnson has compiled a 170-98 record in her tenure. She was named NSIC Coach of the Year last season with CSP winning the NSIC regular season and tournament title.
Scouting Winona State
The Winona State Warriors come into this game holding a 4-3 record with wins over Southeastern Oklahoma State, Truman State, Concordia-St. Paul, and Michigan Tech. Winona State is coming off an 11-17 record with a 7-15 mark in conference play to finish 13th in the NSIC last season. The Warriors did not reach the NSIC Tournament. This season, Winona State was projected to finish 12th in the conference.
The offseason saw Winona State graduate their lone All-Conference honoree in Olivia Gamoke who earned Second Team All-NSIC last season. The Warriors do return their other top two scorers in Hailey Markworth and Vivica Bretton. Markworth was second on the team in scoring with 11.2 points per game. Bretton averaged 9.9 points while leading the team in rebounding with 5.6 per game.
Through seven games, Markworth leads the Warriors in scoring, rebounding, and steals with 12.6 points, 6.3 rebounds, and 1.4 assists. She also is shooting 50.7% from the field. Breah Golden and Sadie Jarmolowicz are the only other Warriors at 9+ points per game with 9.4 and 9.3 ppg respectively.
Head Coach Ana Wurtz enters her fourth season with the Warriors in the 2025-26 season. Wurtz has totaled a 36-55 record during her tenure with Winona State.
Winona State will take on No. 5 Minnesota State on Thursday before facing the Huskies on Saturday.
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
Both games will be streamed live for free on the NSIC Network. Live Stats will be provided by Concordia-St. Paul on Wednesday and then by St. Cloud State on Saturday. Both games will also be broadcasted on the Varsity Network. Steve Linzmeier, the Voice of St. Cloud State Basketball, can be heard on the audio broadcast for both games and then on the live stream on Saturday.
Gameday Promotions
Saturday's game against Winona State will be Husky Hot Shots Day. At halftime, all of the Husky Hot Shots will showcase their skills that they learned from the four sessions at the Husky Hot Shots Camp.
Last Time Out
St. Cloud State opened up conference play this past week against Minnesota State before wrapping up their non-conference schedule with a game against Alaska Fairbanks.
Turnovers Plague Huskies in 110-81 Loss to No. 8 Minnesota State- November 25, 2025
Three minutes into the first quarter, it was the Mavericks who burst out to an early 10-4 lead. A three by Alana Zarneke weathered the early storm as the Huskies stayed within striking distance. The next three minutes saw Mankato start to take control as they extended their lead to 10 points with a 10-3 run to lead 20-10. SCSU's defense picked up over the final few minutes of the quarter and Kristi Kottke scored the final four points of the frame as the Huskies only trailed by five at the end of one. The Mavericks continued their relentless defensive pressure into the second quarter as they grew their lead back up to double-digits. Timely makes by the Huskies were crucial as they did not let go of the rope. Despite 19 turnovers in the first half, SCSU went into halftime trailing 51-38.
Out of the break, Mankato opened the third with a 9-0 run as they quickly grew their lead to 22 points. The rest of the game garnered similar results to the first half as the Mavericks took advantage of the turnover woes by SCSU. St. Cloud State trailed by 16+ points the remainder of the game with their biggest deficit being 29 points. The Huskies would ultimately fall 110-81 in their first conference game of the season.
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- Jada Eggebrecht led the Huskies in scoring with 18 points on an efficient 6/11 shooting. Eggebrecht shot 4/6 from three and totaled three rebounds, two assists, and three stocks.
- Abigail O'Reilly scored 15 points on a perfect 5/5 shooting. She also made five of her seven free throws and grabbed five rebounds and nabbed two steals.
- Alana Zarneke tallied 13 points, four rebounds, and two assists and steals.
Huskies Cruise to 101-53 Win Over Alaska Fairbanks- November 29, 2025
St. Cloud State came out on fire as a two-pointer by Jada Eggebrecht gave SCSU a quick 9-0 lead. SCSU continued to pour it on offensively as an 8-2 run gave them a 17-4 lead. The Huskies would shoot 65% from the field in the first quarter as they held a commanding 30-9 lead. Offensive rebounds and assists were the key factors in the first half for St. Cloud State. Grabbing 17 offensive rebounds led to SCSU taking 21 more shots than Alaska Fairbanks in the first half and 18 assists occurred on 20 field goals made. St. Cloud State continued to roll as they led 47-23 at halftime.
The second half saw similar results as the Huskies led by 24+ points the remainder of the game with their biggest lead being 51 points. SCSU ultimately went on to win 101-53 in their home opener. St. Cloud State finished two assists shy of a team record (34), as they totaled 32 assists in the game. They relentlessly attacked the offensive glass with 28 offensive rebounds leading to 23 second chance points. The 101 points they scored was also the most in a game since December 3 2016 where they scored 111 against Bemidji State.
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- Kristi Kottke fell just short of a triple-double as she totaled 12 points, nine rebounds (eight offensive), and eight assists. She also nabbed three steals while shooting 5/10 from the field.
- Brynn Olson led the Huskies in scoring with 16 points on an efficient 6/9 shooting. Olson also tallied five rebounds, three steals, and two assists.
- Abigail O'Reilly recorded 14 points (7/11) and six rebounds.
Series History
Wednesday's game against Concordia-St. Paul will be the 41st meeting between the teams with the Golden Bears holding a slight 21-19 advantage. CSP has won four straight games against the Huskies with a pair of wins last year. One of those wins was in the NSIC Tournament.
Turnovers Plague Huskies in 55-72 Loss to Golden Bears- January 8, 2025
CSP got off to a fast start as they led 8-2 in the first three minutes of the game. The Huskies started to then find their offensive footing as a three by Jada Eggebrecht capped off an 8-2 run of their own as the game would be tied 10-10. The teams battled the rest of the quarter as the Huskies trailed 14-16 at the end of the first quarter after Alyssa Stamer sunk a jumper with six seconds left. Through the first five minutes of the second quarter, neither team held more than a four-point lead. Rachel Kottke gave SCSU their first lead of the game as she cashed a three to put the Huskies up 25-24 with 4:52 left in the half. The teams traded leads over the next two minutes as the Golden Bears led by a single point after a jumper by Lydia Haack. From that point, CSP started to seize control of the game as they closed the half on an 11-2 run to lead 37-29 at the break.
The momentum continued in favor of the Golden Bears at the start of the second half as back-to-back threes extended their lead to 14 and led to a timeout by SCSU. CSP's defense stifled St. Cloud State's offense as they forced 15 turnovers in the second half while the Huskies shot 30% from the field. The Golden Bears led by 12+ points the rest of the game as they went on to defeat St. Cloud State 72-55.
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- Alana Zarneke paced the Huskies in scoring with 14 points on 6/11 shooting. She also grabbed three rebounds. This was Zarneke's third consecutive game scoring in double-digits.
- Jada Eggebrecht tallied seven points, and three rebounds while tying her career-high with four steals. This was Eggebrecht's third multi-steal game of the season.
- Kylan Gerads scored nine points and grabbed seven rebounds while dishing two assists. Gerads also went 5/5 from the free throw line which was a career-high in makes. This was the fifth game this season where Gerads has grabbed 7+ rebounds.
Huskies Season Ends at the Pentagon, Fall 76-60 to No. 11 Concordia-St. Paul in NSIC Quarterfinals- March 1, 2025
SCSU got off to a strong start in the game as a three-pointer by Alana Zarneke gave them a 7-2 lead. The Golden Bears responded with their own 7-2 run as the game would be tied at 9 points apiece. From that moment, CSP built up a double-digit lead with a 15-4 run as they now led 24-13 with 2:51 left in the quarter. The teams traded buckets in the final stretch of the frame before Ashley Schuelke made a buzzer beating three to give CSP a 29-15 lead. The momentum for Concordia maintained into the second quarter as they opened on an 8-2 run to push the lead up to 20 points. The Huskies ultimately went into halftime trailing 43-24.
The second half saw similar results as SCSU trailed by 15+ the remainder of the game. The Huskies were unable to make a string of stops and scores to cut into the deficit as they shot 35% from the field and 25% from three while CSP shot 49.1% from the field and 45% from three. St. Cloud State's season would come to a close as they would be defeated 76-70.
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- Jada Eggebrecht led the Huskies with 13 points on 5/12 shooting to go with three rebounds and a steal.
- Alana Zarneke was the only other Husky to crack double figures as she tallied 10 points and two rebounds and threes.
- Kristi Kottke scored eight points and grabbed six rebounds.
Saturday's game against Winona State will be the 51st all-time meeting between the programs with SCSU holding a 31-19 lead in the series. St. Cloud State has won six straight games over the Warriors including both matchups last year.
Defense Smothers in Huskies 66-41 Win Over Winona State- January 17, 2025
Through the first five minutes of the game, Winona State narrowly held a 9-6 advantage after Olivia Gamoke made a three-pointer to break the tie. St. Cloud State started to take control as they held the Warriors scoreless over the next four minutes to now lead 15-9 after a 9-0. The Huskies added some fireworks to the end of the first quarter as Paige Lambe swished a turn around jumper to beat the buzzer. St. Cloud State would lead 17-11 after the buzzer beater by Lambe. The Huskies held a steady lead throughout most of the second quarter, but free throws by Winona State cut SCSU's lead down to three points. With 2:16 left in the second quarter, scored the next four points as the lead went back up to seven. Kylan Gerads expanded that lead to nine following an offensive rebound and putback. The Huskies would lead 29-20 going into halftime after holding Winona State to a mere 19% from the field in the half.
Winona State opened the second half with some energy as a 4-0 run got the lead down to five. From that point, St. Cloud State started to take control as Jada Eggebrecht capped off a 14-2 run for the Huskies by drilling a three-pointer. SCSU led by 17 points with 4:36 left in the third quarter but kept pouring it on the Warriors as Eggebrecht splashed another three with 22 seconds left to extend the lead to 22 points. The fourth quarter saw the Huskies lead by 21+ points throughout as they came away with a 66-41 victory against Winona State. The Warriors scored less than 11 points in every quarter and shot 21% from the field in the game.
Top Huskies
- Kristi Kottke paced the Huskies in scoring with 15 points to go along with six rebounds, and four steals. Kottke shot 7/9 from the field.
- Jada Eggebrecht stuffed the stat sheet with 13 points, five rebounds, and four assists. She made five of her nine field goal attempts and drained three three-pointers.
- Kylan Gerads scored 10 points and grabbed six rebounds while shooting 5/7 from the field.
Through the first five minutes of the game, St. Cloud State held a 10-6 lead after a bucket by the Warriors. The defense then turned up for SCSU as they held WSU scoreless for the final four minutes of the quarter. With three field goal makes along the way, the Huskies would lead 16-6 going into the second quarter. St. Cloud State continued to expand the lead as an and-one layup by Kylan Gerads set the score at 35-17. With 2:19 left until halftime, Alana Zarneke cashed a three to push the lead to 20 points. Following a jumper by Winona, Zarneke splashed another three and then knocked down a long two with three seconds left in the half to cap off her personal 8-2 run. The Huskies would go into the half leading 43-21.
The third quarter saw Winona State start to break into the deficit as a three-pointer at the 5:25 mark brought the lead down to 15 points. Halle Vande Hey got it back rolling for the Huskies with a putback off an offensive rebound. St. Cloud State forced a miss which then led to a three by Jada Eggebrecht. The Huskies strung another stop as Eggebrecht received an outlet pass off the rebound and then cashed a transition three. In need to stop the run, the Warriors would be stuffed on a jumper by Gerads who then took it the distance to cap off the 10-0 as St. Cloud State now led 57-32. The Huskies ultimately led by 23+ points the rest of the way with a lead as big as 33 points to cruise to an 80-47 win against Winona State.
Top Huskies
- Jada Eggebrecht paced the Huskies in scoring with 19 points on an efficient 7/10 shooting. Eggebrecht also grabbed four rebounds, cash two threes, and recorded a block. This was her sixth game with 19+ points this season.
- Alana Zarneke closed in on a double-double with 17 points and seven rebounds while cashing three threes. This was her fifth game with 17+ points and eighth game with 3+ threes.
- Kylan Gerads was the final Husky to score in double-figures as she tallied 10 points and five rebounds while shooting 4/6 from the field. This was her 11th game scoring 10+ points.
Scouting Concordia-St. Paul
The Concordia-St. Paul Golden Bears come into this matchup with a 4-2 record with wins against Missouri Western, Truman State, Maryville, and Michigan Tech. CSP's two losses have come against No. 4 Fort Hays State and Winona State. The Golden Bears are coming off a 2024-25 season where they tallied a 29-3 record and a 20-2 mark in conference play to finish atop the NSIC. CSP rolled through the NSIC Tournament to earn the auto-bid into the NCAA Tournament. Their season would come to a close as they fell to Southwest Minnesota State in the first round. Concordia-St. Paul came into this season projected to finish second in the NSIC and are currently ranked No. 16 in the Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) Poll.
The offseason saw CSP graduate one of their two All-Conference Honorees in Lindsey Becher. Becher was First Team All-NSIC a season ago while also being named NSIC Defensive Player of the Year. Lydia Haack, who also earned First Team All-NSIC last season, returns after averaging 16.8 points, 4.8 rebounds, and 4.5 assists.
Through six games this year, Haack is averaging 17.2 points, 6.5 boards, 8.0 assists, and 3.2 steals. She is shooting 38.7% from the field and 40.0% from three. CSP is being led by Lauren Wilson who is averaging a double-double with 25.2 points and 11.7 rebounds along with 2.4 stocks. She is shooting 50% from the field.
Head Coach Amanda Johnson enters her 11th season with Concordia-St. Paul in 2025-26. Johnson has compiled a 170-98 record in her tenure. She was named NSIC Coach of the Year last season with CSP winning the NSIC regular season and tournament title.
Scouting Winona State
The Winona State Warriors come into this game holding a 4-3 record with wins over Southeastern Oklahoma State, Truman State, Concordia-St. Paul, and Michigan Tech. Winona State is coming off an 11-17 record with a 7-15 mark in conference play to finish 13th in the NSIC last season. The Warriors did not reach the NSIC Tournament. This season, Winona State was projected to finish 12th in the conference.
The offseason saw Winona State graduate their lone All-Conference honoree in Olivia Gamoke who earned Second Team All-NSIC last season. The Warriors do return their other top two scorers in Hailey Markworth and Vivica Bretton. Markworth was second on the team in scoring with 11.2 points per game. Bretton averaged 9.9 points while leading the team in rebounding with 5.6 per game.
Through seven games, Markworth leads the Warriors in scoring, rebounding, and steals with 12.6 points, 6.3 rebounds, and 1.4 assists. She also is shooting 50.7% from the field. Breah Golden and Sadie Jarmolowicz are the only other Warriors at 9+ points per game with 9.4 and 9.3 ppg respectively.
Head Coach Ana Wurtz enters her fourth season with the Warriors in the 2025-26 season. Wurtz has totaled a 36-55 record during her tenure with Winona State.
Winona State will take on No. 5 Minnesota State on Thursday before facing the Huskies on Saturday.
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.
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