The Louisburg College Women's Basketball team secured a resounding victory against Guilford Technical Community College. The final score, 91-66, reflects the team's prowess on both ends of the court.

The opening quarter set the tone for the game, with Louisburg and GTCC evenly matched, both posting 20 points. However, as the game progressed, Louisburg College asserted control, showcasing their offensive and defensive capabilities.

Player Highlights:

Jade Clowney (Guard): Clowney's all-around performance was crucial in Louisburg's success. With 8 points and 3 rebounds, she demonstrated her scoring ability and contributed defensively, showcasing her versatility on the court.

Trinity Smith (Guard): In just 10 minutes of action, Smith was a perfect 5 for 5 from the field including 2 for 2 from the 3point line. Her offensive efficiency helped spark the Hurricanes to the victory.

Kandace Daniels (Guard): Daniels had a standout game, recording a double-double with 12 points and an impressive 10 rebounds. Her court vision and playmaking skills were evident, with 6 assists and a strong defensive presence.

Amiyah Evans (Guard/Forward): Evans made a significant impact off the bench, leading the team in scoring with 13 points. Her ability to contribute both inside and beyond the arc added a valuable dimension to Louisburg's offensive strategy.

Dyimond Sturdivant (Forward): Sturdivant dominated the paint, recording 14 points and 5 rebounds. Her efficiency and scoring prowess were key factors in Louisburg's strong offensive performance.

Team Stats Showcase Dominance:

Louisburg College's dominance extended beyond individual performances, as reflected in the team statistics:

• Transition Points:Louisburg capitalized on fast breaks, securing 10 transition points compared to GTCC's 4, showcasing their speed and agility.

• Points Off Turnovers: The Louisburg defense was relentless, converting turnovers into valuable points, tallying 16 compared to GTCC's 2.

• Second Chance Points: Louisburg's commitment on the boards paid off, earning 24 second-chance points while limiting GTCC to 10.

• Points in the Paint: The team's inside presence was evident with a commanding 54 points in the paint compared to GTCC's 42.

In the post-game analysis, Coach Rasnake commended the team's cohesive effort, emphasizing the players' commitment to executing the game plan. "This team has put in a ton of work this year and that work is paying off. I'm happy for our team's early success but I know if they keep working hard every day we can be even better as the season progresses."

After a short break for Thanksgiving, the Hurricanes will be back in action on November 29th at Home vs Wake Technical Community College at 5pm.