SMSU Women’s Basketball Beats Minot State 78-61, Eyes NSIC Tournament Bye
The Southwest Minnesota State University women's basketball team secured a crucial 78-61 victory over Minot State in NSIC play, with standout performances from Sam Wall and Hannah Parsley.
By the Numbers- Sam Wall scored 21 points with seven 3-pointers.
- Southwest Minnesota State University moves to 17-10 overall and 15-6 in NSIC play.
- Minot State drops to 9-21 overall, 6-15 in the conference.
- MISU was out-rebounded by SMSU 38-30.
- SMSU closed the first half shooting 36% from the field, with an 11-2 run building a 30-26 lead at halftime.
- In the second half, SMSU went on an 11-2 run to establish a 41-30 lead.
- Sam Wall's sharpshooting from three-point range was a key factor in guiding the Mustangs to victory.
SMSU will face MSU Moorhead at home tomorrow with ambitions for a first-round bye in the upcoming NSIC Tournament starting on Feb 28.
Bottom LineThe Southwest Minnesota State University women's basketball team's impressive win against Minot State propels them towards a potential first-round bye in the NSIC Tournament, showcasing their strong form and aspirations for further success.
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