GREENVILLE, Ill. - The women's basketball team is 1-2 on their most recent SLIAC competitions, defeating Blackburn and falling to Eureka and Webster. 

How it Happened:

Game 1 vs. Eureka

Greenville fought hard but fell to Eureka 80-60. Trailing by just seven heading into the final period, Greenville was outscored 23-10, sealing their fate.

Dru Clark led the Panthers with eleven points off the bench, shooting an efficient 5-of-6 from the field.

Baylie Joiner added ten points, while Carolina Hoffman chipped in with ten of her own.

Despite the loss, Greenville's defense shone, matching Eureka in rebounds (thirty-three) and collecting nine steals. 

Game 2 vs. Blackburn

The Panthers overwhelmed Blackburn with a decisive 97-39 victory. The Panthers took control early, holding Blackburn to only thirteen points in the first half.

They showcased their depth and efficiency, shooting 48.3% from the field while out-rebounding the Beavers 49-40.

Greenville was led by Savana Powell-Goodman, who posted thirteen points and three rebounds, while Joiner contributed twelve points and seven boards.

Game 3 vs. Webster

GU put up a determined fight against a strong Webster squad but fell 86-62 in a spirited home game.

Hoffman led the way for Greenville with thirteen points and six assists, while Powell-Goodman added eleven points in an energetic performance.

The Panthers showed resilience on the boards, out-rebounding Webster 45-41, with Cortney Brummer grabbing eight rebounds to go along with her eight points.

Up Next:

The Panthers (10-10) move to 8-5 in conference, looking to collect a win against Westminster on Saturday at home.