Hodges guides Warriors past Lincoln Trail in 63 55 win
Kaela Hodges led Wabash Valley College women to a 63 55 victory over Lincoln Trail College with 24 points 11 rebounds and six steals. Nikki Muensterman Kaitlyn Henning and Kacie Wallace fueled the offense as WVC pulled away in the third quarter and held on late. Hodges added a double double season high while Avery Hamm provided a key arc triple and Olivia Hunt stepped to the line for points. The Lady Warriors head to Kaukasiska next for a 5 30 p m tip against Great Rivers Athletic Conference foe.
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Paige Rust
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Sierra Wilson
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Warriors Travel to Lewis and Clark for Saturday Showdown
West Virginia Central travels to Godfrey Illinois on Saturday to face Lewis and Clark Trailblazers at 2 PM. WVC sits 16 9 on the season after two losses and aims to rebound, while Lewis and Clark stands 8 16. WVC led by Jaylen Beckham and DeAngelo Isley aim to snap a skid as Trailblazers rely on Kolbe Caldwell and Mike Bey for scoring.
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Beane leads SIU past Indiana State with 31 points
Anthony Beane drilled five 3-pointers and finished with 31 as Southern Illinois defeated Indiana State 85-78. Tyler Smithpeters added 16 points while Sean O'Brien and Bol Olaniyan contributed 12 and 11 respectively, helping SIU secure their 19th win of the season and bolster their MVC title hopes.
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Hawks rout Bulls to close first half with win
Atlanta led by five at halftime and pulled away in the third, routing Chicago 113 90 as AJ Horford and Jeff Teague powered the Hawks with 16 and 17 points respectively. Dennis Schröder added 18, Paul Millsap 15, and Chicago struggled with 19 turnovers amid injuries and a frenzied crowd.
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