Goodwell, OK. – The Oklahoma Panhandle State University women's basketball team faced a tough road test on Saturday afternoon, falling 58-30 to the College of the Ozarks Bobcats. The Aggies struggled offensively, managing just 12 made field goals against a strong Bobcat defense.

The game started with a dominant first quarter from College of the Ozarks, as they held OPSU scoreless while scoring 19 points of their own. The Aggies found some rhythm in the second quarter, scoring 17 points to match the Bobcats' output. However, offensive struggles returned in the second half, with OPSU scoring just 13 points total across the final two quarters.

Lyric Carpenter was leading the Aggies in scoring, who recorded 8 points on 4-of-15 shooting while adding four rebounds. Tessa Kile provided a spark off the bench, knocking down two three-pointers for 6 points. Jana Radovanovic and Carolyn Olvera each contributed 4 points, with Radovanovic also leading the team with five rebounds.

OPSU shot 12-of-58 from the field as a team, including 3-of-15 from three-point range. Despite battling on the boards with 30 rebounds, turnovers, and offensive struggles ultimately hurt the Aggies' chances of keeping pace with the Bobcats.

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The Aggies look to bounce back as they prepare for their matchup against Mid-America Christian University on February 22, 2025, at Anchor D Arena.