St. Augustine, FL - The Clayton State University women's basketball team faced a tough matchup against the Trojans of Anderson University (SC), ultimately falling 88-66 in a fierce match-up Saturday evening. The Lakers fought hard throughout the game, showcasing strong efforts and determination despite the final score.
From the tip-off, the Lakers brought energy on both ends of the court.
Nya Young scored 12 points in the first half of the game, bringing the momentum out. This included several jump shots and a pair of three-pointers, while Kayla Greene forced a key fastbreak, also showcasing layups and free throws.
Tianna Dismuke competed aggressively in the paint, earning points on several layups that energized the team. The Lakers stayed competitive by crashing the boards and executing their sets for the remainder of the half.
Halftime: Clayton State 34, Anderson University 45
In the second half, the Lakers continued to push inside and capitalize on transitional opportunities. Dazjana Greene made a key defensive stop in the third quarter, halting a 10-point run by the Trojans and helping close the gap. Young and Greene remained aggressive around the rim, adding multiple layups to the scoreboard, while Dismuke continued her strong work in the paint. Despite the effort, Anderson pulled away in the final minutes, leaving the Lakers with a final score of 88–66.
Final Score: Clayton State 66, Anderson University 88
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What's Next?
The Lakers (1-1) will travel to Dahlonega, GA, to compete against Carson-Newman University. Tip-off is 4 p.m. sharp.
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