WINNIPEG – The Lethbridge Pronghorns secured a 74-68 victory over the Manitoba Bisons, improving to 4-4 on the season. Five Pronghorns scored in double figures, led by Courtney McKee (18 points), Kyra Collier (14 points, 13 rebounds), Tobore Okome (14 points), Piper Dobbelstyen (13 points) and Kamryn Deklerk (10 points). Despite a strong performance from the Bisons, including Emerson Martin and Paige Schatkowsky in double digits, the Horns dominated on the boards, outrebounding Manitoba 55-38. Collier's first career double-double helped the Pronghorns extend their lead, with key contributions from Okome and Dobbelstyen. Manitoba mounted a strong push in the third quarter, but the Pronghorns closed it out with an 18-point lead.

Q1

• The Pronghorns came out strong, taking a 25-18 lead. Courtney McKee led the charge with 7 points, and Lethbridge shot 45% from the field. Manitoba struggled to keep pace, shooting just 40%.

Q2

• Lethbridge continued to build their advantage, outscoring Manitoba 23-14 to lead 48-32 at halftime. McKee added another 5 points, while the Pronghorns maintained a solid offensive rhythm, shooting nearly 39% from the floor.

Q3

• Manitoba made a push, winning the quarter 20-12, as Anna Miko exploded for 8 points, including 6 straight. Despite their efforts, Lethbridge's offense stalled, shooting just 18% from the field. Still, the Pronghorns held a comfortable 60-52 lead heading into the final frame.

Q4

• Lethbridge regained control, winning the quarter 18-12 to seal a 74-68 victory. McKee added 6 crucial points down the stretch, and the Pronghorns held firm despite a late push from Manitoba.

NEXT UP
Pronghorns return to the hardwood at the University of Lethbridge in the new year, facing the University of Alberta Pandas and Golden Bears on January 10 and 11. On Friday night, the women tipoff at 6:00 p.m., followed by the men at 8:00 p.m. On Saturday, the women play at 5:00 p.m., and the men play at 7:00 p.m.