SAN ANTONIO, Texas – The Louisiana Christian University women's basketball program picked up its best win of the campaign over third-place Texas A&M-San Antonio squad who came into the day seven games over .500, riding a pair of double-doubles to pull off a 91-84 shocker.
 
The Wildcats scorched the Jaguars Den to the tune of a 36-for-61 (59%) shooting bonanza and nearly banked a field goal percentage north of 60% for the first time since December 2022 at Tougaloo.
 
If you thought Thursday's display of rebounding was impressive, the Orange and Blue's post presence was even more overpowering on Saturday, going for an unfathomable +29 advantage, out-muscling the Jags 52 to 23 which negated a -18 turnover differential.
 
The visitors from Pineville put on an offensive clinic, setting new benchmarks for points (91), field goals (36), three-point percentage (50%, 4-of-8), and field-goal percentage.
 
The Basics:
 

• Score
  • Louisiana Christian – 91
  • Texas A&M-San Antonio – 84

 

• Records
  • Louisiana Christian (5-9, 5-7 Red River)
  • Texas A&M-San Antonio (12-6, 9-5 Red River)

 

• Location
  • San Antonio, Texas – Texas A&M-San Antonio Recreational Sports Center

  

• Series History
  • Series Tied 1-1 (50%)

 

• Winning Streak
  • Wildcats (W1) | Jaguars' Last Win: November 14, 2024 (83-81)

 
Wildcats Top Performers:
 

• Personal-records on the offensive side of the ball was the prevailing narrative as five different ladies set either season or career-high scoring numbers including McKayla Price, Jakiya Thompson, Deja Tanks, Kaitlyn Antilley, and Yahzmynne Andrews.

 

• After numerous near-misses, Kylei Leblanc finally cobbled together her first career double-double, logging a game-best dozen boards as well as 11 points as she hit on 5-of-8 (62.5%) from the court with a pair of both steals and blocks.

 

• Thompson cashed in a career-most 13 points amidst her first multi-triple contest (2) while splashing a season-high four buckets, boasting a perfect conversion percentage.

 

• Price fell one shy of her career scoring benchmark, settling for a 2024-25 high water mark instead at 18 points on top of a trio of dimes, but did collect a career-high eight field goals on 11 tries (72.7%).

 

• Princis Goff led the way on the scoreboard (24 points), as the floor general (career-most four assists) and defensively (season-high three steals) while matching last year's double-double total of seven for her 14th while representing "The Hill".

 

• The remainder of the 2024-25 scoring highs came via Tanks' four field goals, Antilley's six points on two three balls, plus Yahzmynne Andrews' four points.

 
Next:
  

• Home is where the Wildcats faithful live as they go for their third triumph in-a-row against North American at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday as students return to campus.

 

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