Voorhees University Tigers Suffer Defeat to Fisk University Bulldogs in Women's Basketball Conference Game
In a hard-fought women's basketball conference game held on November 20, 2025, at Nashville, TN, the Voorhees University Tigers faced a tough loss against the Fisk University Bulldogs, with the final score reading Fisk 68, Voorhees 56. This contest highlighted a challenging affair for the Tigers as they moved their season record to 3-4.
The game commenced with a strong start by the Bulldogs, establishing an early lead with effective plays by Ari Branch, and a notable three-pointer by Kayla Lee, pushing Fisk to a 19-10 lead by the end of the first period. Despite aggressive play from Kimmya Epps who scored crucial free throws, the Tigers trailed 38-33 at halftime. The third period saw a comeback attempt by Voorhees spearheaded by Destiny McFadden and Shy'Kiera Brown, with Brown making key scores. However, Fisk maintained a narrow lead of 49-45 heading into the final period.
The critical fourth period featured a tight competition with several turnovers, where the lead switched hands multiple times. Key steals from Shy'Kiera Brown and Tierra Griffin kept the Tigers in contention, but strategic play and fouls by Fisk towards the game's close expanded their lead, culminating in their victory. Top performers for Voorhees included Kierra Diggs with 16 points and Shy'Kiera Brown contributing with 11 points, 6 rebounds, and 5 steals.
Looking forward, the Tigers are set to face Oakwood University in their next game on November 22, 2025, at the Leonard E. Dawson Health and Human Resource Center. The team hopes to rebound from their current standings and get back on a winning track.
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