Recap

Glenville State is one of the top teams not only in the Mountain East Conference, but in the region, and they played like it on Saturday. The Lady Pioneers downed the Lady 'Cats 124-75, and they controlled the game throughout. They play at a very fast pace and lead the league in scoring, making it difficult for Wesleyan to keep up after the first quarter. The Lady 'Cats got three players into double-figures, and Freshman Cierra Tolbert set a career high with twenty points off the bench. Coach Vicky Bullett did not start Nicole Gilyard as well, and she answered that call by leading the team with twenty-two points.

Team Records

West Virginia Wesleyan falls to 3-13 overall, and 1-9 this season in the MEC.
Glenville State improves to 12-4 overall, and 8-2 in the conference, which is good for a co-second place spot with Concord.

Impact Performers - West Virginia Wesleyan

Nicole Gilyard - 22 pts, 13 reb
Cierra Tolbert - 20 pts, 9-12 fg

Impact Performers - Glenville State

Zakiyah Winfield - 26 pts, 10-12 fg
Re-Shawna Stone - 22 pts, 9-15 fg
Emily Stoller - 22 pts, 4-10 3pt

Key Statistics

Three Point Percentage
GSC 43.2% - 20.0% WVWC

Turnovers
GSC 31-9 WVWC

Points off Turnovers
GSC 50-14 WVWC

What's Next

West Virginia Wesleyan will be eyeing a win on Wednesday when they host Frostburg State. The Lady Bobcats have played much stronger at home this season, and they can leave Frostburg in the last place spot in the MEC with a victory.
Glenville State will have an exciting matchup in Institute this Wednesday against WVSU. This will be the second matchup between the top two scoring teams in the league, and the Lady Pioneers took the first matchup 127-91 in the Waco Center. WVSU should be expected to keep it closer this time around on their home floor.