Women's basketball overpowers Lyon
Women's basketball had a commanding 97-77 victory over Lyon on Saturday, cruising to a 54-29 advantage at halftime.
GREENVILLE, Ill. - The women's basketball team had a commanding 97-77 victory over Lyon on Saturday. From the opening tip, the Panthers set the tone with a relentless offensive attack and stifling defense, building a 26-14 lead in the first quarter and cruising to a 54-29 advantage at halftime.
How it Happened:
Savana Powell-Goodman led Greenville's charge, scoring seventeen points while grabbing eight rebounds and adding two assists.
Carolina Hoffman orchestrated the offense masterfully, contributing thirteen points and nine assists with four steals, while Alyssa Seymour chipped in another thirteen points with efficient shooting.
Off the bench, Zaylee Ramos added eleven points, highlighting the team's incredible depth.
The Panthers' defense was relentless, forcing twenty-eight Lyon turnovers and racking up eighteen steals. Greenville dominated the boards with fifty-one rebounds, including twenty-one on the offensive end, leading to second-chance points that kept Lyon on their heels.
Up Next:
The Panthers (9-8, 7-3 SLIAC) look to keep their winning streak alive as they face the Eureka Red Devils again on Wednesday.