Warner University Royals Battle but Fall to St. Thomas Bobcats in SUN Conference Play, 67-57
In a challenging SUN Conference match-up, the Warner University Royals women's team faced off against the St. Thomas Bobcats on February 12, 2025, at Lake Wales, Fla. Despite a hard-fought contest, the Royals were defeated with a final score of 67-57. The game opened with St. Thomas setting the pace, capturing an early lead that stretched to 14 points by the end of the first period. Warner University, however, did not back down. Highlight plays from Julia Gilbert, who scored 11 points including crucial 3-pointers, and Bethany Howard, leading with 12 points and 6 rebounds, kept the Royals competitive. The second period saw improved performances, with Warner managing to tie the game at 33-33 by halftime. Despite Warner's efforts throughout the third and into the final period, St. Thomas maintained the upper hand. The Bobcats' defensive pressure in the fourth quarter proved decisive. Clutch performances from St. Thomas' Katrina Litte, who delivered multiple 3-pointers and sealed the victory with late free throws, left the Royals trailing at the final buzzer with a ten-point deficit. Courtney Logan provided notable playmaking for Warner, leading the team with 3 assists. The game's momentum saw multiple shifts, but St. Thomas executed better during critical stretches, especially from the free-throw line which was pivotal in securing their win. Looking ahead, the Warner University Royals aim to bounce back in their next meeting against Southeastern University on February 15, 2025, in Lakeland, FL. The Royals, now holding a 7-16 record, are focusing on sharpening their skills and strategies for this upcoming challenge.
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