Ada, OK. – The Cameron University women's basketball team delivered a remarkable performance in their 69-59 win against East Central University. With standout individual contributions and cohesive team play, the Aggies improved their record to 1-1, showcasing their potential for the season ahead. 

Cameron tailed 69 points, powered by 19 field goals, including 10 three-pointers on 38% shooting from beyond the arc. Freshman, Madison Griggs led the team with 19 points, including four three-pointers, and contributed two steals and two assists in her 34 minutes of play. Senior, Grace Alverson scored 12 points, hitting four three-pointers, and added five rebounds, three assists, and one steal. The Aggies grabbed 34 total rebounds, including 26 on the defensive end, limiting East Central's second-chance opportunities.  

 Cameron's bench players contributed 20 points, doubling the production of East Central. Senior, Shamica Smith dominated the boards with 15 rebounds, added 12 points for a double-double, and recorded two blocks. Smith's defensive tenacity anchored the Aggies. Freshman, Kenly Gore provided a spark off the bench with eight points, two rebounds, and three assists in just 16 minutes. 

The Aggies surged in the second half, outscoring East Central 44-23 in the third and fourth quarters combined. A strong defensive effort, highlighted by five team steals and a +2 rebounding margin, proved instrumental in shifting momentum.

The Aggies now set their sights on their next match up against Southeastern Oklahoma State University in the Aggie Gym on November 20, 2024 at 5:30pm.