WINNIPEG – The Horns couldn't overcome a tough shooting night, falling 81-59 to the Manitoba Bisons on Saturday. Despite a career-high 29 points and 10 rebounds from Anna Miko, the Pronghorns were held to just 27.4% shooting, including a poor 4-for-36 from three-point range. Kyra Collier and Courtney McKee led Lethbridge with 14 and 15 points, respectively, but the Pronghorns couldn't find their offensive rhythm. Manitoba's hot shooting and strong fourth-quarter push sealed the victory, handing the Horns their second straight loss. The Pronghorns now sit at 3-4 in Canada West and will look to bounce back in tomorrow's rematch.
Q1
- Manitoba set the tone early, leading 23-17 after the first. Miko led the charge, scoring 11 points in the quarter, including two three-pointers. Lethbridge was cold from deep, going just 1-9 from three-point range.
Q2
- Both teams battled through a hard-fought second, but Manitoba maintained their advantage, leading 46-34 at the break. Miko's shooting continued to shine, while Lethbridge remained unable to find a consistent offensive rhythm.
Q3
- The Horns mounted a brief charge, outscoring the Bisons 18-16 in the quarter, but still trailed by 10 (62-52). Okome's 10 points and 7 rebounds were a bright spot, but the Pronghorns struggled to convert on their numerous opportunities from beyond the arc.
Q4
- Manitoba dominated the final frame, outscoring the Pronghorns 19-7. Lethbridge was limited to just 6.25% shooting from the floor in the quarter, as the Bisons clamped down defensively and turned up their offensive execution.
NEXT UP
The Horns will try to bounce back and split the series with the Manitoba Bisons on Sunday, with tip-off set for 5 p.m. at the Investors Group Athletic Centre in Winnipeg, MB. Don't miss the action on canadawest.tv.
