The Lady Owls sought revenge after falling to The Apprentice school in an early match up and came up on top 74-54.  The Owls used an impressive first and fourth quarter to put away the Builders.  The Owls now improve to 3-1 in EMAC conference play.  Asia Caldwell led the Owls in scoring with 23 points.  She was followed by Kalie Mayo, who had a double-double with 15 points and 10 rebounds and Niya Black who had 10 points and a game-high 3 assists.  Sam Hoyle led the Owls defensively with a career-high 21 rebounds.  This is the second consecutive game that has seen the Owls scoring over 70 points. "When we have multiple players scoring in double digits we are a tough matchup," Coach Davis had to say about her team's performance.

 

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