Lady Mustangs Drop Contest To Stephens

Erik Holth, CBC Sports Information Director

            Columbia, Mo. – Playing on the road for the second time in three days, Central Baptist College women's basketball was at Silverthorne Arena this afternoon for an American Midwest Conference game against the Stars of Stephens College. CBC (3-9, 2-5 AMC) trailed at halftime, cut the deficit in the third quarter, but came up short, falling 88-55 to SC (12-5, 7-1 AMC).

            Lydia York led the way in scoring with 14 points while being joined in double figures by Caroline Citty, who had 12. CBC was plus 13 on the glass (45-32) and made 20 free throws to just 14, but Stephens doubled the Mustangs on field goals made and outshot CBC from three 14-5.

MUSTANG NOTES

• Citty made eight of her 10 free throw attempts today and moved into the top-five all-time in made free throws with 164. She's 11 behind Aaliyah Block for fourth all-time.
• York made four threes today, leaving her just 16 shy of becoming the seventh player with 100 or more made threes

NEXT UP

            CBC returns home on Thursday night for another American Midwest Conference tilt, this time against the Owls of William Woods. Tipoff from Reddin Fieldhouse is slated for 5:30 p.m.