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Women's Basketball Captures 69-62 Victory at Wichita State Tuesday
11/18/2025 8:30:00 PM | Women's Basketball
WICHITA, Kan. — Southeast Missouri Women's Basketball (2-2) defeated Wichita State University (1-4), 69-62, with a decisive 22-point fourth quarter at Charles Koch Arena. The Redhawks captialized on turnovers, scoring 26 points off the Shockers' 18 turnovers.
First Quarter Â
- Carmen Taylor opened scoring with a 3-pointer, assisted by Lexi McCully, giving SEMO an early lead. Â
- The Shockers responded with a fast-break 3-pointer by Jaila Harding, assisted by Taya Davis, to take the lead temporarily. Â
- Raissa Nsabua assisted McCully for a fast-break layup, regaining the advantage for the Redhawks Â
- Carmen Taylor closed the quarter with a buzzer-beating 3-pointer, putting SEMO ahead 15–14.
Second Quarter
- Raissa Nsabua hit a 3-pointer at 6:50, assisted by Charmen Taylor, giving the Redhawks a brief lead.
- Charmen Taylor connected on another 3-pointer with 5:50 remaining, extending the visitor's advantage.
- The Shockers leveled the score at 26 with a layup from Cheyenne Banks, assisted by Diamond Richardson at 2:39.
- At the half, the score was tied at 28.
Third Quarter
- Aa'Mya Stacker opened the quarter with an offensive rebound and tip-in to gain an early lead for SEMO.Â
- Lexi McCully connected on a 3-pointer with an assist from Zoey Rixter, widening the gap.
- The Shockers responded with a three-pointer from Abby Cater, closing in on the lead.
- Ainaya Williams scored a late jumper, reducing the deficit to three points by the end of the quarter.
- At the end of the third quarter, the Shockers held a 50–47 lead.
Fourth Quarter
- Southeast Missouri capitalized on free throws, converting 10 of 14 attempts in the quarter.
- A 3-pointer by Lexi McCully at 2:13 pushed the visitors ahead by six.
- Raissa Nsabua contributed defensively with a steal and two free throws, extending the lead late.
- At the final buzzer, the Redhawks secured a 69–62 victory.
SEMO Top Performers
Lexi McCully Â
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- 18 points Â
- 3 3-pointers Â
- 3/4 free throws made Â
Ainaya Williams Â
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- 14 points Â
- 8/11 free throws made Â
- 5 blocks Â
- 2 steals Â
Raissa Nsabua Â
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- 11 points Â
- 4 steals Â
- 4 assists Â
- 8 rebounds Â
Carmen Taylor Â
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- 13 points Â
- 3 3-pointers Â
Game Notes:
- Raissa Nsabua finished with a SEMO career-high 11 points.
- The Redhawks are now 2-1 all-time against the Shockers.
-Tuesday's contest featured 20 lead changes.Â
In their next game, Southeast Missouri will travel to face Arizona State on Saturday, Nov. 29. The matchup is set for 7:30 p.m. at Desert Financial Arena in Tempe, Arizona.
First Quarter Â
- Carmen Taylor opened scoring with a 3-pointer, assisted by Lexi McCully, giving SEMO an early lead. Â
- The Shockers responded with a fast-break 3-pointer by Jaila Harding, assisted by Taya Davis, to take the lead temporarily. Â
- Raissa Nsabua assisted McCully for a fast-break layup, regaining the advantage for the Redhawks Â
- Carmen Taylor closed the quarter with a buzzer-beating 3-pointer, putting SEMO ahead 15–14.
Second Quarter
- Raissa Nsabua hit a 3-pointer at 6:50, assisted by Charmen Taylor, giving the Redhawks a brief lead.
- Charmen Taylor connected on another 3-pointer with 5:50 remaining, extending the visitor's advantage.
- The Shockers leveled the score at 26 with a layup from Cheyenne Banks, assisted by Diamond Richardson at 2:39.
- At the half, the score was tied at 28.
Third Quarter
- Aa'Mya Stacker opened the quarter with an offensive rebound and tip-in to gain an early lead for SEMO.Â
- Lexi McCully connected on a 3-pointer with an assist from Zoey Rixter, widening the gap.
- The Shockers responded with a three-pointer from Abby Cater, closing in on the lead.
- Ainaya Williams scored a late jumper, reducing the deficit to three points by the end of the quarter.
- At the end of the third quarter, the Shockers held a 50–47 lead.
Fourth Quarter
- Southeast Missouri capitalized on free throws, converting 10 of 14 attempts in the quarter.
- A 3-pointer by Lexi McCully at 2:13 pushed the visitors ahead by six.
- Raissa Nsabua contributed defensively with a steal and two free throws, extending the lead late.
- At the final buzzer, the Redhawks secured a 69–62 victory.
SEMO Top Performers
Lexi McCully Â
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- 18 points Â
- 3 3-pointers Â
- 3/4 free throws made Â
Ainaya Williams Â
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- 14 points Â
- 8/11 free throws made Â
- 5 blocks Â
- 2 steals Â
Raissa Nsabua Â
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- 11 points Â
- 4 steals Â
- 4 assists Â
- 8 rebounds Â
Carmen Taylor Â
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- 13 points Â
- 3 3-pointers Â
Game Notes:
- Raissa Nsabua finished with a SEMO career-high 11 points.
- The Redhawks are now 2-1 all-time against the Shockers.
-Tuesday's contest featured 20 lead changes.Â
In their next game, Southeast Missouri will travel to face Arizona State on Saturday, Nov. 29. The matchup is set for 7:30 p.m. at Desert Financial Arena in Tempe, Arizona.
Players Mentioned
Team Stats
SEMO
WSU
FG%
.380
.388
3FG%
.450
.350
FT%
.647
.300
RB
37
45
TO
16
18
STL
10
10
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