LBCC womens basketball: Loses against Lane

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LBCC women’s basketball had a painful loss to the Lane Titans on Wednesday, January 23rd.

The final score of the game was 85-46. LBCC women's record currently is (9-10 overall, and 3-4 in conference) They are on a four game losing streak, and will need to recuperate fast. Next game against the Chemeketa Storm, who are (9-9 overall, and 4-3 in conference)

The Lane Titans record is (19-1 overall, and a perfect 7-0 in conference.) Their only loss, is to the Lower Columbia Red Devils, who are (12-8 overall, and 4-1in conference.)

Kalli Frieze put up a fight for the Roadrunners with a double-double. She finished the game with (21 points, and 10 rebounds.) However, the Lane Titans were just too much to handle, all five of Lane's starters had double-digits in scoring. Kalina Rojas, also had a double-double with (12 points, and 11 rebounds.) Kylie Guelsdorf was flirting with a triple-double, she finished with ( 13 points, 12 assist, and 8 rebounds). Megan Still, and Megan Fossen were the two leading scorers with (16 points a piece.) Mya India Thomas added in (12 points and 5 steals.)

Hannah Kinniburgh (Freshman power forward for LBCC,) says “Lane had good defense, but it was us trying to get our offense going. We rushed ourselfs. Defensively we were trying to close out on the shooters they had, be ready for their drive, and play we defense, not me defense.” Katlin Beovich-Farris (Sophomore forward for LBCC,) says “ We didn’t change our defensive plans during the game. All the plans were adjusted on the offensive side because, our defense covered most of their plays. So it was kinda do what we do, and follow our rules.”


At a Glanc-


LBCC Women’s Basketball

Current record (9-10 overall)

Next game- 2:00 at Clark college, February 2nd

More info: http://nwacstats.org/sports/wbkb/2018-19/schedule?teamId=gesmachwc3w8dbnt

https://www.lanetitans.com/landing/index








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