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Southern Ind. USI 10-4,10-4 GLVC

William Jewell WJC 7-8,7-8 GLVC

Southern Ind. USI

10-4,10-4 GLVC

Final

Feb. 04, 2021

William Jewell WJC

7-8,7-8 GLVC

Score By Periods
Team	1	2	3	4	F
Southern Ind. USI	13	9	15	21	58
William Jewell WJC	15	12	22	21	70

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Cardinals Upset No. 23 Southern Indiana

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LIBERTY, Mo. - The William Jewell women's basketball got their first win over a nationally ranked opponent in more than six years on Thursday night, upsetting the 23rd-ranked Southern Indiana Screaming Eagles, 70-58. The win moves the Cardinals to 7-8 on the season.

HOW IT HAPPENED

After rocky start with two turnovers on the first three possessions, the Cardinals gathered themselves and went on a 15-5 run, capped by a three from Sydney Offield. USI, however, scored the final two buckets of the opening quarter to make it 15-13 after one.
The Eagles continued their mini run into the second period, taking the lead, 17-15, before the Cardinals closed the half by outscoring USI 12-5, behind three consecutive triples from Annemarie Boeh, to lead 27-22 at the break.
The Screaming Eagles pulled within one just under two minutes into the second half but the Cardinals again pulled momentum back in their favor with a 21-8 run to expand their advantage to the largest of the night at 16, 48-32 with 50 seconds remaining in the third quarter.
USI found some offense in the final period, getting as close as eight with five minutes to play but Jewell got four more three pointers, along with a big bucket from Bailey Russell with just 95 seconds on the clock to push their lead back to 12.

FOR THE CARDINALS

Jewell posted three double-doubles, led by Kiara Bradley's 19 points and career-high 14 rebounds (tied), to go along with four steals and three assists.
Claire Burch finished with 15 points, going 13-of-16 from the free throw line, while also tying her career-high with 10 boards.
Offield once again flirted with triple-double, scoring 10 points and pulling down eight rebounds while dishing out a career-high 11 assists, which is the most for a Cardinal since Maddie Nelson's 11 against Ottawa in December 2015.
Boeh also shined, hitting four three point field goals to finish with 14 points.
As a team, the Cardinals shot 43% from the floor while holding USI to a season-low 28% and out-rebounding the Eagles 43-24, another season-low.

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