Michigan Tech Women's Basketball vs Winona State - 11/09/26

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So today's countdown tip-off brought to you by Kirkish Furniture and it is certainly a different look for this Michigan Tech Huskies team this season than we saw last season.

A lot of changes for the Huskies including the loss of seniors, transfers and the head coach has moved on.

So the program now under the tutelage of Eric Gruber.

who is in now his first official game as the head coach of the Huskies with Evie Wolshire and Patrick Rocks to assist on the bench.

Huskies will also then be without Janie Tormenden who graduated after last season along with Maya Kozłowska and Kiza Solani all graduating from last year and then transferring to other institutions were the leading scorers in Ella Mason and

with Kendall Standfest.

The Huskies are going to be spending a little bit of time at the beginning of this season looking for their new options to fill the nets.

And in the opener, the exhibition game against Michigan State about a week or so ago, it was Caitlin Maxwell who led the Huskies with 16 points, six of 12 shooting from the field, four of nine from three point range in a 153 loss to a very stout division one Michigan State program.

And Thorea Tims

added in 13 points, including a triples, three triples on the day.

Claudia Francis and Abby Piedola each contributed seven points, tack shot 20 to 55 from the field, nine of 29 from beyond the arc.

But a lot of that was all done without Alyssa Wipitch, who has been dealing with a preseason injury.

She got a chance to play a little bit in that game against her sister, who is playing for the Michigan State Spartans.

She was named into the all.

GLIAC second team in the preseason after being an all GLIAC second team honoree as a junior last year So she and Soraya Tims will certainly be looking to bring that leadership and Experience onto the floor for the Huskies now Claudia Francis joined Michigan Tech from NCAA Division one University of Missouri Kansas City where she played one season and 18 games tallying 42 points and 27 rebounds Huskies also bring in transfer Paula Barajas Ruiz

who played at Oakland, Indiana at NAIA Oakland City University last season.

The school did close, though, in the spring.

She also played two seasons at Casper College in the NJCAA in Casper, Wyoming.

So a couple of the new faces there, along with some of the freshmen that the Huskies may expect to see, including number one, Abby Piedola, along with the highly anticipated official debut of Janessa Eagle, the instrumenting product who committed to the Huskies after being

a national or a state champion in the MHSAA here in her high school career.

Huskies will smatter some other freshmen in there and we're looking for players like Brianna Anderson and Aubrey Johnson.

and Chloe Zentkowski to take bigger steps in their Michigan Tech basketball careers here moving forward.

So that's what some of the Huskies will look like this season.

We'll find out how that mix goes along in terms of the rotations, who gets the starts, who are some of the first players off the bench.

And certainly during the non-conference season, it's a great opportunity for the coaching staff to experiment with some of those things and see which players styles have already meshed and fit

into what the Huskies are hoping to do offensively and defensively.

And we'll hear from Coach Gruber in our pregame interview coming up in just a little bit here as well.

Kind of getting the idea of what it is that he's looking to do as a head coach and what his program will look like here at Michigan Tech.

So plenty to come here today.

This is the only home game for the Huskies until January the 10th.

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January 10th.

The Huskies will be on the road this weekend at the Wisconsin Dells Tournament taking on Upper Iowa and Lewis before visiting Minnesota to Luth, Bemidji State and Minnesota Crookston in non-conference play to round out November.

Then they continue the road assault against Parkside and Roosevelt in Gliac play the first weekend of December.

They're at Northwood on the 17th of December at Hillsdale two days later and then will be

opening up Gliac play again on New Year's Eve at Ferris State and Davenport on the second.

Northern Michigan on the 7th of January before finally game number two for the Michigan Tech Huskies will be at home.

So, Michigan Tech Women's Basketball, plenty of road games on the slate for them.

Michigan Tech Men's Basketball will start at that Wisconsin Dells Tournament as well.

Then they will be home here at the SDC for a few more games.

You can always check out MichiganTechHuskies.com for a complete schedule of games, both non-conference and GLIAC conference games.

We'll step aside in our Kirkish furniture, count down to tip off.

We'll take a two-minute timeout, and when we come back, my conversation with...

Head Coach Eric Gruber as we get ready for Michigan Tech Women's Basketball against Wynonna State.

The season opener coming up in just a little bit here on MIX 93

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Welcome back here on mix 93 the Kirkish furniture countdown to tip-off continues here on mix 93 and The Huskies have hired Eric Gruber to be their new head coach.

She is I believe the 10th

Head coach in Michigan Tech women's basketball history was officially named to the gig back in April.

And I had a chance to catch up with Coach Gruber during our Huskies live tailgate show prior to the football contest on Saturday for our de facto pregame interview.

And first and foremost, just ask Coach Gruber how he's adjusting to living in Houghton here these past several months.

Definitely a big adjustment for the families moving up.

A lot of travel with that, but once we got up it's been good.

So we're starting to get a little taste of winter here.

Finally saw some snow yesterday.

But everything's been good so far.

Enjoying the community.

Had a great place to live.

And my wife settled in with her job, so it's been good.

So when you look at what you want to do as a coaching staff and as a program, what does an Eric Gruber coach team want to

accomplish?

Yeah, I think one of our biggest things, offensive identity, we want to be

known as the team that shares the ball and shoots the ball.

We want to take care of it and play together.

It's a big thing.

It's not an ISO game for us.

Obviously, there's always situations for that.

But we want to be thrust to shoot it.

And we want to be all involved, essentially.

Not involved.

We're on one, two, people, anything like that.

So yeah, I think they've done a really good job so far with that.

And due to some of the early injuries you've had, it's actually almost helped us out.

So yeah, I think the adjustment for that's been really good.

And then defensively, it's good.

the big focus has been team defense.

I got your back defense and nobody's out there by themselves on the

island.

So the Huskies had a chance to play Michigan State in an exhibition game.

Obviously the Spartans are a team that is really good at the division one level.

So what did you learn about your team in that first competition?

Yeah, I think their ability to compete was what I was impressed with.

I think early on we talked about the bunch.

We had three wide open looks start the game.

Left was zero points and it's like you can't get better stuff than that.

And I think from

and they kind of adjusted, settled in and played better and took care of the ball more.

I mean, we had three turnovers in the first, like, minute and a half, and then we had five in the next two quarters after that.

So I think they impressed me with a lot of those kind of qualities, being able to settle in and play really hard, compete.

I mean, obviously, we're outsized.

I'll match that.

Well, it doesn't lie, all that kind of stuff.

They knew that coming in already.

But yeah, it was a great experience, I think, for our whole group, and we got better from it.

We're here with head coach, the Michigan Tech women's basketball team.

Jared Gruber and Coach D. The Huskies obviously lost some big keys to the team from last year with Stan Fest and Mason and Tormann.

So when it came time to try and reassemble a team here, what was that process like trying to find some players to fill in those gaps?

Yeah, with their two posts that graduated last year, we had to try to find some posts in Porto pretty quick.

So I brought in a couple of those and we had a good incoming freshman class coming in already.

So that was nice.

We added one to that class as well.

a little bit as much as you can in that spot just to fill some needs.

But we have a good roster right now.

I feel like when we're fully healthy, we'll be pretty deep, which is good.

So the style we're starting to understand, people are buying into it and they're starting to really understand how to play with each other, which is going to make us dangerous down the road.

And we don't want to play our best basketball right now.

You want to play your best basketball late in the year.

So yeah.

What is a player like Alyssa Whypich meant to your staff and to your program here?

had shown some leadership quality certainly in her earlier career, but right now is one of those players that the Huskies are going to have to lean on for both production and that leadership.

Yeah, she's been out with an injury right now.

Hopefully we'll get her back soon.

I think that part, you can definitely feel her absence when she's not live with us.

You can still see her in talks on the side and all that kind of stuff.

But she's been great when she's been in, when she's been out.

She's been awesome for our staff, awesome for our team.

And she's obviously a really good player too.

So she'll add a big boost to us when she gets back and she got in for about a minute to play against her sister.

But yeah, she's getting closer to getting healthy, which is good.

And she's been, yeah, she's been great

for us.

Winona State is the opener here for the official season here.

So what have you seen from Winona?

in their first

couple of games they've had so far.

Yeah, they were in Hawaii.

They're good.

They played some good teams out there.

They played the number two preseason team in the country, lost by seven, I think it was.

And they played really, really hard.

They offensively rebounded the heck out of the ball.

They're physical.

They got spacing, shooted.

They're a tough matchup.

They're a good team.

And we're excited for that challenge.

But it's really good for us right away to have a team like that.

Absolutely.

And then a

lot of road games coming up after that.

So as a new coaching staff and as

There's a new group of players here.

We're kind of excited about the

opportunity to bond on the road.

Yeah, I think a lot of road games.

We go on the road for two full months here pretty much.

So, yeah, I think it'll be a good chance for them.

I know you go out to eat here in the hotels, you get all that downtime, but it's definitely a good chance for them to get with different roommates, right?

You have a good chance to, I get thinking to know them, them to get to know each other on kind of a more personal level than they probably already do.

So that's really good for us, I hope.

And it'll be a good challenge with us to be on the road.

I mean, it's obviously fun to play at home.

but being on the road presents its own stuff too so yeah it's gonna be and we got some really tough games too so it'll be really good for us.

That is Michigan Tech Coach Eric Gruber as we join the national anthem in progress.

Michigan Tech Pep Band leading us in the Star Spangled Banner here as the starting lineups getting ready to be announced by PA announcer Mark Moylin in here in just a few moments.

Coach talked about the Winona State Warriors early season.

schedule they opened at the season with a 58-54 win over Lubbock Christian followed by a 71-56 win against Hawaii Pacific.

The loan loss came against Colorado Mesa 64-257 so with all that the Warriors are averaging 62 points per game shooting 38.5% from the field 23.3% from three-point range.

Starting lineup here for the Wynona State

Warriors again being announced here right now.

And let's go ahead and get some of those ones marked off on my sheet for you.

And of course the Huskies will have their starting group announced here momentarily.

So Michigan Tech will first start number three.

Danny News to five seven senior from Becker, Minnesota.

Then they will start number 10.

Brittany Ms.

Lovacheck, she's a 5'10 senior from La Crosse, Wisconsin.

Number 13 will be Chloe Zentkowski, a 6'1 Junior from Superior, Wisconsin.

Number 14 is Caitlin Maxwell, a 5'7 graduate student from Everett, Pennsylvania.

And rounding out the starting lineup for Coach Gruber today will be number 54, Claudia Francis, a six foot sophomore from Valencia, Spain, the transfer from the University of Missouri at Kansas City.

For the Warriors head coach Anna Wertz, they will start number one, Sadie Jarmalovic.

Number 13 is Megan Schumann.

Number 21, Sydney Cherney.

Number 22, Vivica Breton.

And number 42 is Megan Johnson.

Huskies will wear white uniforms with black numerals.

The Warriors in black uniforms with white numerals on them.

A little bit of purple trim on there as well.

And we are just about set for the first basketball action here at the Michigan Tech S.D.C.

since March.

I tell you the seven or so months since the Huskies last had a game at all when I was back in Pittsburgh PA with the men's team sometimes feels like it was yesterday.

The summer just flew right on by but we are all set for a brand new season.

Chloe Zentkowski will jump center against Megan Schumann and the opening tip will be controlled by the Huskies.

We are underway.

Ball be controlled by Danny Noost.

With a hand off to Maxwell, Francis, Miss Lovacheck.

Much everybody touching the ball here so far.

Zent Kelski is posting up down low, being denied right now.

And an offensive foul will be called on Danny Noost.

She takes down on the dribble drive, Jarmalovic.

And the Huskies will turn it over there right away with a offensive foul on Danny Noost.

Just underway here on mix 93 and flow sports Husky basketball this evening taking on the white on a state Warriors Jarmalovic down low looking for Schumann Schumann over the top of Francis That's no good and Francis will grab the rebound right under the basket fed ahead for noose pushing the pace a little bit here down to the corner Miss Lovacheck right back to the top.

This is noose left wing side Maxwell swung back around for noose to resurvey for Francis left wing three-point shot is perfect

Claudia Francis from downtown and the Huskies take the first lead of the game three to nothing First half of today's basketball game brought to you by the turbo agency The dribble drive there for the Warriors is good as Vivica Breton the senior from Rochester, Minnesota Takes it down the right side of the lane right to the basket with limited interruption by the Huskies

3-2 early Michigan Tech lead, Miss Lovachev, left-hand drive, gets stopped, finds Zhentkowski on the inside who gets fouled on her way up.

Looks like that one's gonna go on Megan Johnson.

Sophomore from West Salem, Wisconsin, standing at 5-40-11.

And that'll put Chloe Zhentkowski at the free throw line for Michigan Tech.

And Zankowski's first free throw off back iron and no good.

Zankowski will toe again here for Michigan Tech.

Second free throw is good.

Zankowski last year averaged about 16 and a half minutes per game.

81 and a half percent from the free throw line splits the pair there to put the Huskies up four to two.

Down low and a kick up for a corner three, which is up and no good off the top of the rim.

Rebounded by Noost and now a tied-up basketball as Jarma Lovitz gets her hands in and ties up that one with Noost back in the defensive backcourt there and possession arrow will favor the visitors here.

So Wayne State, excuse me, Wynona State and I'll probably do that more than once with the Wayne State Warriors football team coming into town.

The Winona State Warriors women's basketball team hear the chance to tie or take the lead on this possession.

Instead they'll dribble it off the leg and it's stolen away by Ms.

Lovachev.

Steps back for Danny Noos, a little hesitation into the lane.

Outside corner three from Zent Kowski is too strong over the top of it all and the rebound easily collected by Winona.

Throwing cross court for a right wing three point shot looks good but it's a touch long.

And a foul was called on the rebound.

This might be a second one on Megan Johnson.

And they called Churny, I think, for the first foul.

So this means this will only be the first on Megan Johnson.

Huskies get a substitution into the game here as number one.

Abby Piedola, freshman from Delano, Minnesota will make her way in.

Delano, Minnesota, let me correct that for you.

There's Maxwell.

on the left-hand drive back to the outside.

This is Miss Lovacheck goes towards Francis almost threw it away there as Claudia was moving in towards the lane.

Zenkowski with a one touch pass.

Francis rolls it off the top of the rim and no good.

Rebound by the Warriors.

Jarma Lovitz.

This one now for Vivica Britton who goes in, lays it up.

and evens a scored four.

7-0-5 remaining here in the first quarter.

Michigan Tech in Wynonna State, the Husky season opener here at the Michigan Tech SDC.

Piedala, left hand drive all the way in, puts it off the glass a little bit short off the side and it hits the rim off the backboard rebounded by Wynonna State for Bretton.

Top of the key off the left wing corner, down low, here is a one.

bounce and attempt there for Megan Schumann sophomore from Brilliant, Wisconsin takes the foul from Claudia Francis and Michigan Tech will check in number 42 Bella Hanna sophomore from Maple Grove, Minnesota getting some action here in the first quarter of this game following that foul

And Schumann misses the first.

Megan Schumann was the team's second leading scorer for the Warriors last year at a little over 11.5 per game.

And there's only a 50% free throw shooter.

Actually, that's at this point in the season.

I take that back.

That's this season's stats.

at 7-14 from the free throw line, 11.7 points per game.

Ball went out of bounds after the free throw and Husky basketball.

6-34 and counting, first quarter, 4-4 your score.

As Maxwell into the lane, back outside Miss Lovachuk, top of the key for three, that's no good.

Hannah the rebound though and she'll work it back out towards the free throw line.

Zentkowski and Hannah.

Hannah to the free throw line back out for Maxwell.

She tries her hand at three.

That one's no good.

Zent Kowski to their offensive board.

Stripped away though and a rebound or steal I should say taken here for Wynonna State.

Down towards the corner for Lydia Lakanen number 32 in the game for the first time here.

Also Riley Cotter in the game for the first time here for Wynonna as well.

She wears number four in black.

Outside, three point shot for Cherni, that is returned.

Huskies fired up on that defensive play there as Miss Lovacheck comes over and sends that one into the people.

Nice job coming over on defense with nine on the shot clock.

Here is Vivica Breton.

Outside for Schumann, three point shot up, three point shot down and the Warriors take their first lead.

at seven to four.

Huskies though quickly up the floor.

This is Bella Hanna.

Stops and travels.

Little quick there putting the, removing the feet without the dribble.

And that is a violation in most leagues not named the NBA.

I've heard that in the NBA dribbling is optional.

That's a joke, of course, but based on some highlights that you've seen or lowlights that almost seems like the truth.

Looking down low for a pass, it's tipped away by Ms.

Lovacheck.

They were trying to find a pass into the post area.

Ms.

Lovacheck going to try to answer with a three, and she does.

Huge shot there for Brittany Ms.

Lovacheck to even things at seven.

A couple of big defensive plays and cashing in on the offensive side of the floor as well as we've passed the halfway mark in the first quarter.

Onto the dribble is Maya Mall.

And back outside, this is Cotter.

Down in, dribble, left hand shot, nice defense there for Maxwell who had to reestablish herself back in the playing area.

And they'll slow things down a little bit as the Huskies have some substitutions ready to come in at the next dead ball.

Bella Hanna gonna make that whistle happen.

She drives the basket and draws a foul with 430 to go here in the first quarter.

Substitutions coming on the other side of this.

With 430 to go in the first quarter, it's Michigan Tech 7, Wynonna State 7.

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It is Michigan Tech 7, Wynona State 7.

Feel like 7-7 is a football score.

Still in the heart of football season for Michigan Tech fans, they'll be back at home at Curly Stadium for the regular season finale on Saturday, taking on the Wayne State Warriors kickoff set for 12 noon.

As Bella Hannah rattles out the first free throw our coverage on mix 93 will start at 11 a.m.

Eastern time Countdown to kick off at 11 30 Second one for Hannah as good so she splits a pair and the Huskies go up by one eight seven here in the first quarter clock begins again after That followed her four and a half to go here in the first down low Vivica Breton gets a nice feed and give the assist on the play

I think it was the Mayan Mall who had a nice interior pass there, good finish for Breton.

It's the Warriors out front here, nine to eights.

Down low, Claudia Francis fights through two arms, two sets of arms.

And the arms that are gonna be drawing the foul there are for Riley Coulter, the sophomore from Jackson County, Minnesota, five foot 10 sophomore, Jackson County Central High School.

and the Huskies who've not had the most success from the free throw line yet here early on in the day will hit the first.

Still plenty early enough though of course in this game we're not gonna worry about any of the trends here at this point still a lot of things to be figured out.

Huskies did get another substitution in by the way is number five, Janessa Eagle.

The freshman from Ishpeming has entered the game.

And Piedola will retreat to the bench.

Maxwell will come back in.

So Neust, along with Hannah, Francis, Maxwell and Eagle on the floor for Michigan Tech.

4-0-5 now and counting here is the Huskies lead 10-9 in the first quarter.

Sharma Lovic back outside.

Dribble drive there on the right side, way over the top by Maul and the rebound is collected by Hannah.

Pushed ahead here, Maxwell.

Back outside, this is Noost.

Danny on the dribble, her defender falls down, kick outside, Hannah wants to drive now, and she picks up her dribble, so the Huskies will reset.

Here's Genessa Eagle, Eagle in an offense, a defensive foul, excuse me.

Going to be called there on Sadie Jarmalovic, junior from Freedom, Wisconsin.

Buskies will get Zent Kelski back into the game here and Bella Hannah will head to the bench for the time being.

And as Genesi Eagle has that one go off back iron, no good.

Second free throw is good for Janessa Eagle, and the Huskies up 11-9, first official points for the freshman's career.

And the Warriors working the ball around the outside here.

Their player in is Brie Golden, knows the Huskies from her time at Lake Superior State.

Inside is Bretton, closed off nicely by Francis, but a good extra effort.

From Vivica Breton senior from Rochester, Minnesota Working in and getting that right hand the drop 11-11 Eagle for three.

It is no good and the rebound will be collected by Brie Golden And the foul will be called on Zentkowski For Zentkowski, that's gonna be her first team's third here in the first quarter 258 to go in this first quarter all

even at 11 apiece.

As Warriors across half court here, will touch down to the free throw line and hand it off from right back to Jarma Levich and a moving screen called on the play as Lydia Lakanin gets called for the foul.

Junior from Anoka, Minnesota.

Moved on that screen attempt and foul was called.

So the Huskies will inbound here with Danny Noost in the back court.

Noost will work in front of the warrior bench for Francis, now Piedola and Maxwell.

Top of the circles that is at Kowski tries to go to the dribble there for a moment back for Piedola Guard a little more apt for the dribble Noost and Maxwell gets a screen pulls for three It is no good the rebound tipped and then tipped again and out of bounds Word is last touched by Zankowski though She was in a rebounding duel there with Vivica Breton

And that might have really gone off of Breton, but I think we're going to be... Oh, looks like they did make that change.

They did adjust that call.

So it will be Husky's basketball here with 20 on the shot clock.

2-16 on the first quarter clock as it's inbound to Francis.

And for Abby Piedola into the lane she goes, a nice contortion move, but...

Can't finish the basket and it's rebounded by Megan Johnson Warriors moving it ahead here trying to get in before the Huskies can set their defense, but a foul will now be called And it's on Caitlyn Maxwell and now that's four on the Huskies here in this first quarter Inbound comes back to Jarmalovic

And Bretton trying to look for something down low wasn't there so she'll drive in instead back in fade off of Zankowski It's no good rebounded easily there by Danny news to surveys Looking to her left now back to a right for Piedola Piedola left hand dribble over for Francis is hit one from three make it to that one was perfect again Claudia Francis With a pair of triples gives the Huskies the three-point lead

Outside and a step in and around and the jumper is good for Brie Golden Huskies though still maintain the one-point advantage after that two-point shot Francis holding it up high here and offers that kowsky flowing had position but lost the basketball Brenton's defense was enough to cause the disruption going inside and

Cotter can't finish, but it will be Megan Johnson on the offensive rebound with the putback, and now the Warriors back out front by one.

Piedle is going to try to answer, and she can't.

Closed off there defensively by the Warriors who grab the rebound.

They've got numbers.

Back outside, Jarma Lovic, three-point shot.

Megan Johnson called.

It is good.

Huskies will pick up the ball here in the...

Shot and game clock separated by roughly two seconds.

Huskies will need to take the shot before the end of the quarter.

Noost is being pressured at that Huskies logo, but they are in no huge hurry to get this play going with 10 now on the shot clock.

Noost, right hand dribble, gets a lane all the way to the basket.

Stops, left hand, off glass, no good.

Rebounded by Golden.

Times running out here on the Warriors, about to launch one from...

a third of the way and it is no good.

And the first quarter will come to an end with Michigan Tech trailing wide-known estate by a score of 18 to 14.

Second quarter action coming up next, you're listening to Michigan Tech basketball presented by the Turbo Agency on MIX 93 and Flow Sports.

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Huskies trailing Wynona State by an 18-14 score after one quarter of play.

They'll have some of the live stats updated here in just a little while, but the Huskies made a couple threes.

Actually, they made a few of them.

Ms.

Lovacheck with three.

Claudia Francis with a three, and I believe she's got two of them here in the early goings of this one.

Leading the Huskies in first quarter points to this stage.

And we are back to play here.

It is Abby Piedola.

Delano, Minnesota product.

Wearing number one for the Huskies.

Right wing side there.

Over to the Eupur, Genessa Eagle.

Back for Bella Hanna and Zentkowski.

Chloe to the drive here.

She leans in and a foul will be called.

A blocking foul called against Sydney Churny.

Junior from Reedsburg, Wisconsin.

Stands at 5-8.

And Churny will pick up the foul, which is going to be her second personal foul here of the game.

And Chloe Zinkowski will return to the free-throw line where she split a pair earlier.

Gets the first one.

And the second as well.

And Huskies trim the lead down to an even deuce, 18-16, as Jarma Levich.

Right wing top of the circle down low with a quick pass to Megan Johnson Johnson against her fellow 42 in Hannah outside Jarmalovic for three at the block by Eagle rebound though taken by the Warriors and that one was no good and the rebound outstretched by the arms of Abby Piedola Eagle back for Piedola right wing there in front of that winona bench Resets the dribble here

and goes to the baseline all the way around.

Kick out for a three-point shot from his Lovachev, a little wide, right, rebounded by Breton, and it's back ahead for the Warriors in transition.

They lay it up.

Megan Schumann gets the bucket there for Lionona State, and lead back up to four points, 20-16, early here in the second quarter.

Zankowski wants to dribble again.

Back outside Piedla.

She'll try her hand at three.

This one halfway down and spit back out.

Bordered there by the Warriors.

Johnson with an open look at a mid-range jump shot there.

That was maybe ill-advised so early in the shot clock.

Nobody there for a rebound except Huskies.

Michigan Tech was able to convert it right back into an offensive possession.

Piedla.

and Hannah will head fake and drive into the lane.

Things open up and the layup is good off the left side with the left hand by Bella Hannah.

One of the Minnesotans on the roster for the Huskies.

Miss Lovachev tried to put some body into her opponent but Vivica Breton was able to go right through it and instead drew the foul for an and one opportunity.

And so Vivica Breton will head to the free throw line here for Wynona State.

The end one opportunity is no good.

Warriors shooting only 54% from the free throw line through three games this season.

Certainly not where they would want to consider mid-season form by any stretch.

Zankowski, a line drive three is no good.

Hannah tried to run down the rebound, but it will be out of her range and out of bounds.

Warrior basketball.

Eagle to the bench, Maxwell back in.

Latest substitution there with seven and a half to go here in the first half, 22-18.

Wynor estate with a lead.

Jarmalowicz.

Loses the handle on that one.

It is gonna be Maxwell to the left wing.

Right back over for Hannah.

She fakes again now into the corner for Maxwell.

Maxwell closed off on the baseline, has to go back outside.

Vera Zentkowski, she'll drive, go to the basket.

Swing out for Miss Lovachev, a three point shot that's no good.

Rebounded by Jarma Lovic.

And she will look to her right.

Open three point shot is gonna be a little bit off.

by Kother and the rebound easily by the Huskies.

Piedola trying to push the pace into the basket, high off the glass, that one's no good, still can't buy one.

She's got a couple of good looks, hasn't gotten it to fall.

Bretton all the way back down the other end and she will score in transition.

Timeout, Huskies.

32 to go here in the first half and Wynonna State has opened their biggest lead of the game 24 to 18.

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Tech is trailing the Wynonna State Warriors by a score of 24 to 18 here after about three and a half minutes into the second quarter of play.

Wynonna State was picked to finish ninth overall in the Northern Sun and sixth in the NSIC South Division.

Last season the Warriors were sixth overall fourth in the south at 17 and 13 and in conference they were 13 and 9 Huskies meanwhile were picked to finish 7th in the GLIAC as Miss Lovacheck goes back for Maxwell Maxwell to the outside Francis little extra pass to the corner Hannah looking down low and that one is over the top of Danny Noost trying to find her cutting towards the basket and just couldn't get the pass to go

And not a bounce on that play.

We'll give the ball right back to Lionona State.

As the clock is rolling here in the second quarter, it is locking in.

She'll go to the dribble here.

Had a hand touch on that one for a moment and almost had her lose it.

The clock's got to be winding down on locking in the official.

Did not have enough apparently on his calls.

Breton goes in, uses glass, can't get to finish.

Francis the rebound.

Up here for Neust.

Danny Neust, little hesitation, moved to the basket, called the bucket and won.

Little explosion to the rack there for Danny Neust.

And the Huskies, the chance to

Cut the lead down to three with an end one opportunity for Danny Played a role primarily off the bench for the Huskies last year did start one game But out of the 29 that she played only the one start Free throw shooting though was not her specialty last season at about 43 percent and right there that miss Keeps it a four-point game a turnover though

Gives the Huskies the ball, fed ahead for Noost, waiting for her mates to show.

Noost will step back for three and that one is good.

And Noost makes up for the missed free throw where they made three in the Huskies back within one, 24-23.

As it is Mall, down low for Lockenin, lost the ball, tied up by the Huskies.

Down low, I think Ms.

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And she will check out here for Piedola.

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Turning around here is Breton.

Ball was tipped away for a moment there.

Piedla got some body on her.

No call was there.

The rebound on the missed shot by Claudia Francis.

And Nust, another little stutter move down into the corner for Maxwell.

Had a look at the lane.

Back for Piedla.

Open for three.

That's good.

Abby Piedla, the three-point shot, and the Warriors take a timeout.

The Huskies have answered with eight straight after falling down by six.

They're up by two with 439 to go here in the second quarter.

Hot stretch there for the Huskies offense here and good shooting by Danny Neust.

And a nice shot there for Abby Piedola to officially get herself on the board as a Michigan Tech Husky.

Tech out in front there by just those two points.

Winona State does lead the all-time series five to two.

They won last year's matchup 78 to 54.

That was at the tail end of November last season.

Meanwhile, it looks like there will be a handful of home games coming up for Wynona State.

An exhibition later this week in Rochester, Minnesota, followed by some home games.

And the Huskies will be on the road in women's basketball, basically for the next two months.

Steal by Michigan Tech, as Pietal is the one who comes up with it, fed ahead for Noost.

Neust tried to cross over, round her back, kept the dribble alive for Francis.

Open for three.

Yes, ma'am.

And that is a third three-pointer.

Nothing but net for Claudia Francis.

Huskies out by five now.

29-24.

Off to the corner in front of the Husky bench.

Baseline drive is closed off nicely by Pietola.

They have to work it back outside.

Golden.

And down low, looking for Schumann.

It's knocked away by Francis, collected by Piedola.

And over for Neust.

Neust, step back.

Three-point shot is too strong.

Spins off and is rebounded by Wynona State.

Huskies were ready to explode after a three there if they could have gotten it.

Jarmalovic inside.

Almost lost it, goes back for Schumann for three.

That one's no good and the long rebound is tipped out of bounds.

Looked like it was last touched by Wynonna State.

Huskies bench all thought, so we'll take a look at the flow replay here.

And it might have actually been Caitlin Maxwell, so good call by the official, I believe, on this play as it did look like it was Maxwell's hand inside the hand of the Wynonna State defender.

So a 20 on the shot clock, they'll start it over here.

Darma Lovic.

Cotter.

A high dribble there for Breton, able to collect it.

Top of the circle.

Iso move here for Vivica Breton.

Now back for an inside feed towards Schumann.

Huskies will commit the foul on the floor underneath and this will not be a shooting foul.

So we'll put 20 back on the shot clock here as Claudia Francis reaches in and

draws the foul 317 to go first half 29-24, Michigan Tech.

Jarma Lovic gets it inbounds to Bretton.

Looking cross court, Coulter, three-point shot from the left, he spins and is good.

A little bit of odd rotation on that three-point shot there for Riley Coulter.

But it was on target and it was good.

and the lead back down to just two for the Huskies.

Pietela goes in, no good, almost had her own rebound, tips with the Maxwell, give her an assist on the play, and Caitlin Maxwell finishes it off.

Huskies back out four, 31-27.

Wynona, this is Breton.

Drive down, spin and a lane violation on Wynona State.

Nice play by Pietela getting in and you won't necessarily call it a pass, but I'll give her credit for it anyway.

It spun through her hands to the left and nice little pick up there by Maxwell chasing it down as well to finish before the defense could even realize she was there.

Bella Hanna back into the game here for Zenkowski who's also checked in for Hanna in the left corner.

Cross court pass.

And stepping in and drawing a foul is Johnson on Danny Noost.

And so Noost will stand in amongst the enemy there on their sideline to inbound.

Goes for Pietela and Maxwell.

Caitlyn to the dribble here.

She floats one up off the glass and scores right hand left side.

No problem for Katelyn Maxwell.

Huskies back out six.

This is their largest lead of the game.

As the handoff goes to Jarmalovic.

Inside she goes and finishes.

Maxwell tried to hold her ground right there and not pick up a foul as Jarmalovic was making her way into the lane.

Three-point shot for Abby Piedola is no good and another defensive rebound by Wynonna who's pushing the pace forward.

And doing so, Jarma Lovic loses the basketball, thrown ahead for Danny Noost.

The layup is good.

Nice work by Michigan Tech in transition there to take the steal and turn it into points.

Danny Noost hits the gas to complete it.

We've got a foul called on the floor here.

Looks like Hannah's going to pick up the foul on a driving Bretton.

Will in fact be on Hannah.

Noose will get a break here Miss Levacheck will come back in 131 to go here in the first half Huskies 35 Warriors 29 First half is sponsored by the turbo agency in Hancock If it could Bretton inside uses that right hand off the glass She's been money from there a couple times in this game goes right over the top of the Huskies defense to collect the two Piedola

for Zentkowski and staying on the outside for Maxwell.

Maxwell has to pick up her dribble.

Hannah now touchdown low for Zentkowski.

Glass on that one and it's good.

Right in the low post area.

Good catch, good finish for Chloe Zentkowski with one minute remaining in the first half.

The second quarter of this women's basketball contest, 37-31 Huskies.

Vivica Breton.

tasked with a lot of one-on-one dribbling here to create.

Shot from the corner is no good.

That one taken by Czerny.

Huskies grab that rebound, and now they'll settle things down here for not quite the last shot, but you can't get a two-for-one at this point here, so they try to utilize as much of the clock here as they can.

It appears.

Piedola for Maxwell.

Holding it low for Zentkowski and Zentkowski gonna draw a foul on the play.

And that'll turn the shot clock off now with 19.1.

Little too much contact there for Megan Johnson.

Fourth team foul and that should be now the second one on Megan Johnson.

Inbound goes up high to Zentkowski and Huskies will just walk it back out to the circle.

It'll be more of a jog out to the Husky logo at midcourt.

With Piedola, wait for the offense.

Maxwell finds herself wide open for three, that's no good.

Miss Lovacheck grabbed the rebound, short armed the shot and now she's holding on to the knee.

And hopefully Brittany Miss Lovacheck's okay.

And she gets up hobbling, favoring that right.

knee area a little bit underneath there.

Hopefully it was just a hard landing and she's okay.

She'll get checked on by a training staff with 1.1 to go in bounds and Kowski puts it up and cannot finish.

Hits the back iron and rejected by the Huskies with a 37-31 advantage after two quarters of play.

A strong second quarter by Michigan tactile score.

the Wainona State Warriors will have some of the unofficial numbers for you here as they're still in the process of correcting a few things on those live stats.

We'll have that for you here on our halftime show.

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Back inside the Michigan Tech SDC varsity gymnasium Michigan Tech women's basketball leading the Warriors of Winona State 37 into 31 We'll give the stat crew a little bit more time to make their edits and corrections to our live stats here And I'll give you some of the other games that are in basketball here today It's always kind of fun to see who some of the other GLIAC teams meet up with in non-conference play

right now Lake Superior State is taking on Algoma and they are nearly doubling them up 59 to 30.

It'd be the first win of the season for Lake Superior State who's started 0 for 3 in their season thus far.

Purdue Northwest is trailing Illinois Springfield opener for both of those teams at Springfield Illinois 15 to 6 early on in that game.

Parkside defeated Minnesota State in Mankato by an 88-68 score earlier and there is action in University Center Saginaw Valley State taking on Damon and no score is available for that at this time but those the games in women's basketball on the men's side of things there are some more non-conference games underway Grand Valley State on the men's basketball slate

are one and two on the early season.

They are up over Northwood, 1913.

That one being played in Midland and it's the first game of the season for the Timberwolves.

Davenport is taking on Kuiper today.

Kuiper has already played five contests, it looks like, at one and four.

Davenport, their season open, they'll do so at home.

Wayne State taking on the Walsh Cavaliers who come into the season ranked number 14 in the early season.

Both teams with their opener taking place there in downtown Detroit.

Indiana University Northwest is who Saginaw Valley State will have tonight at 7 p.m.

Lewis will be in hem in Indiana to take on Purdue Northwest and Maryville will take on Roosevelt tonight in Greater Chicago area that set for eight o'clock Eastern as well so still plenty of games Happening in non-conference play all the way around the Gliac Whereas for women's basketball on the Michigan Tech side of things they will

Head to the road for this weekend's tournament Yeah, the Wisconsin Dells the just a game classic upper Iowa and Lewis set for six o'clock starts on both the 13th and the 14th and Michigan Tech men's basketball team will also play in that just a game Tournament at the Wisconsin Dells this weekend.

I don't have their opponents directly in front of me just yet, but I know I've got them somewhere and

Here they are.

They'll play Wynona State on Friday, Missouri St.

Louis on Saturday.

So you can follow the Huskies on the social media and at MichiganTechHuskies.com for information there.

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Rachel Zurich led the offense with 4.43 kills per set.

Madeline Crider set the attack with 11.5 assists per set.

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Kids out there there will be a skate with the Husky Saturday after the game So tell your parents bring your skates and skate with the Huskies on Saturday Speaking of Saturday the Michigan Tech football team overwhelmed number 12 Davenport not allowing a touchdown handing the Panthers a 37-6 loss at Curly Stadium Husky scoring 31st half points did not allow the opponent into the end zone for the first time

in two calendar years since November 4th.

They get three calendar years because math November 4th, 2023.

Attack now eight and two overall five and one in the Gliac and have won eight games for the first time since 2014.

Huskies will wrap up the regular season on Saturday hosting Wayne State for senior day kickoff at noon at Curly Stadium.

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at 11.30 all set for the regular season finale and the Michigan Tech football team is ranked number three in the super region.

That was just released yesterday.

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Minnesota State who suffered a loss this past weekend.

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Finley is now number five.

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So right now Davenport sitting at the seventh spot in the Super Region would potentially get in to the dance.

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Representative would potentially take that eighth and final spot as right now their top team is ranked outside the top 50 in the NPI, so a bit of a ways out there.

But Minnesota the Luth, Wayne State of Nebraska and Northern State all potentially still alive in the football playoff opportunities.

So that's a look at what's going on around the rest of the world of Michigan Tech Athletics as the Huskies lead the Warriors of Winona State and Women's Basketball 37-31 here at halftime.

We'll get our stats and second half coming up for you here in just a little bit.

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Welcome back to Michigan Tech S.D.C.

It is halftime in the Huskies leading the Warriors 37-31 on the women's side of things and stats look like they've been fully updated so let's get them for you here.

Huskies leading scorers Claudia Francis who's a perfect three of three from the floor all from outside.

and has hit both of her free throws 11 points to lead Michigan Tech in scoring throw in three rebounds a steal as well in 11 minutes of play Huskies then turned Danny Noost on five shots made three including a three pointer seven points on the day for Danny two rebounds two assists as well then it is Chloe Zentkowski with five points three of which came from the free throw line four

on the sheet for Caitlin Maxwell taking the most shots for the Huskies today two of seven tied there with Abby Piedola who's got three points on one of seven shooting but you can tell she's got some creativity to her game so just a matter of time I think before some of those shots go down so had some good open looks here this afternoon and into the evening

Bella Han has also got three points.

So does Brittany Mislova-Czech and one point off the free throw line for Janessa Eagle, her first point as a Michigan Tech Husky.

Tech is shooting 36.4 from the field, 30% from three and 63 from the free throw line.

19 rebounds, seven assists and six steals through one half.

For Wynona State, their leading scorer is Vivica Breton.

who's taken ten shots, made seven, including a three-pointer, fifteen of her team's thirty-one points to go with two rebounds, two assists and a steal in nineteen plus on the floor in the first half.

Then it's a pretty heavy drop-off until you get to Megan Schuman at five points, four for Megan Johnson, three going to Riley Cotter, two points each for Bree Golden and for Sadie Jarmalovic.

Their team total of thirty-one.

Wynonna State shooting 48.3 from the floor, 14 of 29.

Three of 10 from outside, 19 rebounds, four assists, four steals.

And Michigan Tech was outscored 18-14 in the first quarter.

Huskies came back to outscore 23-13 in the second quarter, and that leads us in the Michigan Tech advantage of 37-31.

Huskies in the paint.

have been outscored 18-12 so far.

Second chance points also in favor of Winona State 8-2.

And let's see here, points off, turnovers though, do favor Michigan Tech right now, 10-5.

And offensive rebounds in the Huskies favor as well, 6-4.

That same two rebound advantage can be credited to Winona State on the defensive end of things.

And those are your first half numbers.

We've got the second half tip-off coming your way.

Michigan Tech 31, Wayne, Wynona State.

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getting ready for the second half of basketball.

It's Michigan Tech 37.

Wynona State 31.

I'll keep saying Wayne State.

I've got that football on my mind.

And maybe if they had different nicknames, it might be easier for me to keep them straight.

But Wynona State and Wayne State, both WSU, both on the schedule for the Huskies.

in some capacity this week and some old habits are hard to break sometimes.

We are underway here with the second half of basketball, third quarter here at the STC and the Huskies starting with the ball.

And it is Abby Piedalo is going to get a nice look right to the basket, banks it off the glass and scores it.

Nice play there for the 5-8 freshman guard.

Where's the number one from Michigan Tech?

As the Warriors

Head of the dribble themselves, shot put up there and missed by Sydney Cherney.

Grand Valley State transfer.

Wasn't able to get that one, but a tied up basketball here, it will remain with Winona State.

Huskies guarding the inbound here well.

Finally, it looks like Breton's gonna find herself open, but Piedola was baiting her into it and it's intercepted.

Off the glass, and one, Piedola, coast to coast with the steal, the finish, and a foul.

And she'll head the line for an and one opportunity as the Huskies are the first team to achieve a double-digit lead here in this game.

Things were back and forth over the course of the first half.

Piedola.

We'll miss that free throw, however, so it stays a 10-point edge, 41-31.

Michigan tech out in front.

Bretton, top of the key, looks down to the low block.

Francis, forcing her to the baseline, have to try and scoop that one from underneath the basket, unable to do so, and out of bounds, Husky basketball.

Good defensive effort there from Francis.

Working closely against Megan Schumann, one of the players to keep an eye out for, for the Wynona State Squad.

Francis, who's been money from outside here today, will dish it around.

Danny Neust, triple to her credit as well, for Pietela, who's got one too.

Tried to find Francis, able to get it to her through some tips for Zankowski.

Cannot join the three-party.

and it's tipped around and recovered eventually by Winona State.

Warriors looking for their first basket here in the early stages of quarter to three.

Breton goes to the dribble.

Turn around shot is good.

Vivica Breton certainly seems like a player.

The NSIC is going to have to keep an eye on.

She's got some game to her game and she is now out of bounds.

after nearly stealing that one, trying to collect it along the sidelines.

But Vivica Breton's got the game lead with 17 points for her team.

She's the reason why the Warriors are in it right now.

As Francis, nearly a foul called underneath.

Huskies manage to keep it.

Noose goes for three.

It's short.

Rebound is taken by Breton.

Huskies wanted a flop on Winona State.

Did not get it.

Johnson on the other side for the Warriors gets that and then Collisions down underneath the basket everybody looks all right, but They were trying to get a flop call right there on Shuman on the offensive side Francis through the mass of humanity still able to come up with the basketball And then on the other end people decided that the floor was the place to be and they all went down again luckily nobody any worse for the wear after those

Landings on the hardwood.

Darma Lovic has it tipped away.

Frances nearly stole it.

Piedola able to collect a loose ball and the Huskies off to the races offensively.

Piedola for Maxwell.

Maxwell drives inside, floats one off the glass and an offensive foul is going to be called.

She made the basket but as she was hanging through, Schumann was in position.

and drew the offensive foul on Caitlin Maxwell.

Just took so long for her to hover through the air into the waiting person of Megan Schumann.

So wipe it out in a foul on Maxwell, the ball back to the Lionona State Warriors, Jarmalovic.

Into the corner, Megan Johnson, another tip and another steal, this one for the Huskies, Maxwell.

Maxwell turns, feeds to Noost, three-point shot is off-iron, no good, raced it down by Maxwell into the Huskies' corner.

Bella Hanna, a turnaround and a score.

And the warrior bench looking for a foul on Hanna on that play, nothing called.

Huskies up back by 10, 43-33.

Brenton around the back to the free throw line she goes.

Now a double team comes.

Picked up the dribble, got it to Cherny.

Picked up a foul on Danny Neust.

Trying to help on defense.

They're coming in a little bit late on the play.

Substitution will bring Janessa Eagle back out there in place of Piedola.

And trying to see if Brittany Muslovaček is still...

Out there but does not seem like she's on the bench for the Huskies at this moment.

Double check over there though.

She may well be toward the end of the bench.

Just not getting a great look from this vantage point up here.

Free throws by the Warriors are good and it's 43-35.

Another whistle and a touch foul called against Wynona State.

That one's Hivick of Breton.

Through second personal team second here in the third quarter tackle inbound From across the way of their bench area Still don't have the scoreboard hanging down here just yet as volleyball With their practices and things will still need the space so that won't be Put into position here until their season comes to an end

It's a little bit different look to the SDC gym now as Danny Noose finds Zent Kowski right wing side right back to Danny at the top.

Step back three point shot with the shot clock winding down is good.

Danny Noose with the clock ticking.

Ice cold three point shot there for her.

And they go right back to Breton here.

One on one with Hannah now to the corner and a touchdown to Shuman from Jarma Lovic.

And the two for the Warriors, back to nine points.

Noost, outside for Zentkowski and Eagle.

Janessa thought about the shot there, drives inside, mid-range jump shot, that one's no good.

And the rebound for Churny.

Now for Kother, ball loose to the floor and a tie it up basketball.

Zenkowski couldn't get a full grip on that one as the ball was knocked loose Cotter still tying it up with her there Substitutions bring Piedola back out onto the floor for the Huskies Francis back out there as well and Eagle will be with Maxwell and Hannah and Miss Lovacheck coming out of the locker room with crutches and an ice pack on her right knee area not

Great for the Huskies senior from La Crosse, Wisconsin.

Loost, three-point shot on a turn in fire on a feed from Bella Hanna.

And another triple for Danny Noost.

Puts the Huskies up by a dozen, 39-37.

Johnson for Breton, for Lockenin.

Down low turnie and a lot of hand fighting going on down there They're eventually gonna call a foul and it appears to be on Janessa Eagle That'll be her first personal Teams third here in the third quarter with 513 remaining in this third quarter forty seven forty nine thirty seven and a one-handed steal by Bella Hannah ill advised inbound from Wynona State

Hannah was right on her hip in an easy takeaway, relatively speaking.

Eagle, corner, three, good.

And a first made field goal.

Credit there to Janessa Eagle.

Huskies up by 15.

Down for Lockenin.

And rolled outside to Jarma Lovic.

Breton.

and corner, churning for three off iron and rebounded by Eagle.

Huskies gonna take their time on this possession a little bit more, get players into their offensive set.

Piedola, now gonna take it right herself.

Had it blocked, almost got the ball back on her own, but as she was tumbling to the ground, the ball rolls out of bounds.

It will be why don't a state basketball when we return.

Michigan Tech, 52.

Wynona State 37 with 4-14 to go in the third quarter.

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1.

Well,

it's a bit of a slow start for Michigan Tech here this afternoon.

And as time has progressed into the evenings, the Huskies have picked things up a little bit.

After trailing after the first quarter, the Huskies are now up by 15.

Folks watching on the flow replay there.

We'll get a look at what happened there to Britney Miss Lovacheck and non-contact there just came down on her right knee area or on her right leg and she felt that most in her right knee She's being still tended to by the training staff, but she did come back out on crutches with an ice pack on her Knee there and she is out for the rest of the game

It would certainly appear.

Well, we don't get injury updates mid game.

I think that one's about as clear as it can be.

Her evening is over.

Hopefully it's a minor thing for her and she can be right back on the floor in the Dells this weekend.

But you know, those bus rides aren't going to be any good on sore injured elements there as in little push-up there from Lydia Lakanen from the right side, about six feet away.

gets the Warriors back on the board with their next basket, and it's 52-39.

Huskies with a three-point shot to answer, and do they ever.

Caitlin Maxwell with the corner three-pointer, makes it back to a 16-point advantage.

Warriors trying to answer quickly inside locking, and you can hear the slap from up here.

That is gonna be an end-one opportunity.

Yeah, the first one there was just obvious coming across.

on Lydia Lachanin.

And a 55-41 game will now depend on the free throw here from Lachanin, who line drives it, bounces it off front and back in front to go through.

Three-point play converted and 55-42 our score.

Francis will...

Head to the bench.

Zankowski will come back in.

A substitution as Lockinon goes out, and I believe that is Mall coming back in.

Sophomore from Apple Valley, Minnesota.

Here is Eagle.

Quick little left-hand dribble right back outside for Piedola to Maxwell.

Right back to Piedola, right wing there.

And Maxwell again, top of the circle.

That's a three-pointer.

That's good.

Huskies three-point shooting, starting to find the bottom here on a more regular basis.

And the lead to 16, Bretton for Jarmalovic.

And that's gonna be a three-point foul.

Eagle trying to close out there, takes Sadie Jarmalovic out and three free throws pending.

For number one in black, you know, native of freedom, Wisconsin.

And the first one is good.

Huskies will get a sub in.

It looks like Noost is going to come in for Eagle in a moment.

Second free throw, no good.

Third one though, still to come.

Right now, Wynona stayed around the 50% mark from the free throw line, which is where they've been for the opening three games of the season.