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PIONEERS
DROP A SECOND GAME ON THE ROAD
Looking for First Conference Win with Five-Game Homestand Ahead
ABILENE,
Texas – Despite
a game-high 14 points from TWU junior forward Kenyada
Frazier (Denver, CO), the Pioneers lost to Abilene Christian,
77-50, Saturday afternoon.
Senior
forwards Lacey Pemberton (Hawkins, TX) and Daphne
Lyons (Flower Mound, TX) also had good performances
on the road. Pemberton added 11 points, with 5-of-8 shooting
from the field, and Lyons just missed a double-double with
nine points and eight rebounds on the afternoon.
“Abilene
did a great job of shutting down our guards, making it tough
for them to get a look much less a good shot off,” said
TWU head coach Devin Gabbard. “We
just need to be more consistent across the board to be more
productive.”
The
Wildcats outrebounded TWU, 56-41, on the strength of 16 rebounds
from senior center Melanie Carter.
The
Pioneers (1-15, 0-3) will look for their first Lone Star
Conference victory as they begin a five-game homestand. TWU
returns home Tuesday, January 27 to face Midwestern State
at 7 p.m. at Kitty Magee Arena.
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