Recap

Concord's Madison May is certainly one of the best players in the Mountain East Conference, and she was too strong for Wesleyan to handle on Saturday afternoon. The senior from Athens had one of her standard performances, collecting twenty-four points with seven rebounds to lead all scorers. She did so efficiently, shooting 10-17 from the field. May received help on the glass from Riley Fitzwater, who contributed thirteen rebounds along with her ten points. Malaika Kimmons and Abi Gabauer were the only Lady Bobcats to reach double-figures, and they shot under 30% from the field as a team. The duo of May and Fitzwater inside was too tough for Wesleyan, as Concord outscored them in the paint 46-18.

Team Records

Wesleyan drops to 1-19 in the Mountain East Conference this season.
Concord remains in fourth place, but improves to 14-6 with two games remaining in the regular season.

Impact Performer - West Virginia Wesleyan

Malaika Kimmons - 11 pts, 4 reb, 2 ast, 2 stl, 5-12 fg

Impact Performers - Concord

Madison May - 24 pts, 7 reb, 10-17 fg
Riley Fitzwater - 10 pts, 13 reb

Key Statistics

Points in the Paint
CU 46-18 WVWC

Points off Turnovers
CU 24-12 WVWC

What's Next

Wesleyan has two games remaining on the schedule this season, the first is at Fairmont State on Wednesday night. The Falcons are currently sixth in the MEC.
Concord hosts WVSU on Wednesday, and first-place Glenville State next Saturday.