Warner University Women's Basketball Seals a Thrilling Victory Over Ave Maria, 68-66
In an intense SUN Conference faceoff, the Warner University Royals clinched a narrow victory against the Ave Maria Gyrenes with a final score of 68-66 on February 8, 2025, at Tom Golisano FH. The Royals' determination and strategic gameplay turned the tide in their favor during the crucial moments of the game. The game began with Ave Maria establishing an early lead, enjoying a 9-point margin at its peak during the first period. Despite a rocky start with missed 3-point attempts, Warner started regaining ground, closing the first half slightly ahead at 33-31. The fight intensified in the second half, witnessing several lead changes. Key players such as Kalyah Watson and Courtney Logan played pivotal roles, with Watson scoring a crucial three-pointer and Logan's steal in the third period proving decisive. As the final quarter unfolded, Warner's effective 3-point shooting helped them sustain and extend their lead. Kalyah Watson, the game's top scorer, was impressive with 18 points, supported effectively by Julia Gilbert and Bethany Howard, who contributed significantly both offensively and defensively. Howard not only topped the rebounding chart with 6 rebounds but also shared the top spot for steals along with Jasmine Cheema, enhancing Warner's defensive stability. Reflecting on their performance, the Royals exploited defensive gaps and maintained composure in critical late-game moments, which was key to their victory. Looking ahead, Warner University is set to face St. Thomas University on February 12, 2025, in Lake Wales, FL., as they try to improve their current season record of 8-15.
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