Gallery: Women’s basketball crushes Falcons

December 2, 2020 by David Mitchell

The women’s basketball team defeated the UT Permian Basin Falcons 95-55 in Teague Special Events Center Tuesday evening. The Wildcats now stand 3-0 as they prepare to face Northern Colorado on Friday.

: Senior forward Alyssa Adams competes with a Falcon for control of the tipoff. (Photo by David Mitchell)

: Freshman guard Taylor Morgan signals to a teammate downcourt. (Photo by David Mitchell)

: Junior forward Kim Best blocks redshirt senior guard Anna McLeod’s shot. (Photo by David Mitchell)

: Junior guard Madi Miller protects her side of the court. (Photo by David Mitchell)

: Redshirt sophomore guard Kamryn Mraz swipes at the ball. (Photo by David Mitchell)

: Senior forward Alyssa Adams defends against the Falcons. (Photo by David Mitchell)

: Junior forward Ogechi Nwodo and redshirt senior guard Anna McLeod watch a free throw. (Photo by David Mitchell)

: Senior forward Alyssa Adams jumps for a layup. (Photo by David Mitchell)

: Junior guard Madi Miller passes the ball to a teammate. (Photo by David Mitchell)

: Freshman guard Taylor Morgan tries to block a pass thrown by redshirt junior forward Alexis Popham. (Photo by David Mitchell)

: Senior forward Alyssa Adams faces off with freshman guard Ally Haman. (Photo by David Mitchell)

: Redshirt sophomore center Sarah Griswold attempts a layup. (Photo by David Mitchell)

: Redshirt sophomore center Sarah Griswold shares a laugh with junior guard Madi Miller during a break. (Photo by David Mitchell)

About David Mitchell

My name is David Mitchell, and I am a senior psychology major from Dallas, Texas. I have always had a passion for photography and videography, and enjoy sharing my perspectives with others.

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