LETHBRIDGE – In a flurry of offence, the University of Lethbridge Pronghorns women's basketball team has completed the regular season with a sweep. It also pulled the Pronghorns to an even .500 at 10-10 following a 79-64 win over the Winnipeg Wesmen in Canada West play Saturday night at the University of Lethbridge. The win completes the 2-0 weekend after a 70-47 win over the Wesmen Friday. In the rematch Saturday, the Horns were able to make a 48-45 third quarter deficit disappear thanks to back-to-back threes from Abby Stonehocker and Kamryn Deklerk that handed the Pronghorns a 53-48 lead they never relinquished en route to the win as the Pronghorns now look to the Canada West postseason. With the Pronghorns leading 40-37 on a layup from Collier, the Wesmen called a timeout with 3:55 to go in the third quarter. The visitors pulled even at 40-40 and then went on a six-point run to move up 48-42, eventually grabbing a three-point lead heading into the final quarter. It didn't take long for the Horns to snag the upper hand for good as Stonehocker and Deklerk struck from beyond the arc for a 53-48 lead. A layup from McKee for two of her 25 points on the night prompted another Wesmen timeout, but the Pronghorns kept coming, opening up a 12-point, 60-48 lead on a layup from Collier. The Wesmen managed to cut the deficit to 10 at 72-62 late in the game, but the Horns had enough insurance to salt the win and to end the regular season with a pair of wins as the both the women's and men's teams honoured their graduating players prior to the mens' game.
 
Q1

• The teams battled to a 16-6 tie after the first quarter. 
• Kyra Collier hit for three of her 22 points on the night with a three-pointer to hand the Horns and early 6-3 lead.
• Tana Layton pulled the Wesmen to within one to make it 10-9 with 6:16 to go in the opening quarter, but a layup from Piper Dobbelsteyn gave Lethbridge a three-point lead at 12-9 with 4:12 to go in the opening quarter.
• Winnipeg took at 14-13 lead with 2:15 to go in the first quarter on a three-pointer from Jennifer Kallon and went up 16-13 on a layup from Raia Guinto, but the Horns tied it after the first quarter on a Collier free throw and a layup from McKee to make it 16-16. 

Q2

• The Pronghorns moved up 20-16 with 8:44 to go in the second quarter on a layup from Tobor Okome and moved up 25-20 on a three-pointer from Jenessa Doctor with 5:38 remaining.
• The Wesmen regained the lead with 2:40 to go in the first half on a bucket from beyond the arc from Carmen Hiebert and moved up 30-27 on a layup from Jazmin Birch.

Q3

• The Wesmen went up 36-27 with 7:14 left in the third quarter on a layup from Tamiya Ness.
• The Pronghorns battled back to take the lead when Okome made a pair of free throws with 4:23 remaining in the third quarter.
• Anna Kernaghan paced Winnipeg to a 46-42 win with a three-point jump shot with 1:05 left in the third quarter and moved up 48-42 with 39 seconds left on a jump shot from Layton. 
• Okome pulled the Pronghorns to 48-45 with two free throws to cut the deficit to three after three quarter.

Q4

• Stonehocker's three-pointer with 9:14 remaining gave the Pronghorns a 50-48 lead and DeKlerk's three-pointer less than a minute later put the Pronghorns up 53-48.
• McKee upped Lethbridge's lead to 10 with 7:39 to go on a free-throw and Collier's layup with 7:09 to go made it 60-48.
• DeKlerk's layup with 5:17 to go put the Pronghorns up by 14 at 65-51.
• Winnipeg's Guinto hit for a three-point jump shot with 1:55 to briefly cut the Pronghorns lead to 10 at 72-62 with 1:55 to go.

 
McKee finished with 25 points and two rebounds, while Collier hit for the double double with 22 points and 12 rebounds. Okome added 11 points and six rebounds. Stonehocker had five assists and 16 rebounds. Kernaghan led Winnipeg with 21 points, six rebounds, five assists and 7 steals, while Guinto had 11 points. The Pronghorns shot 37.5 per cent from the field, going 24-for-64 and were 40 per cent from beyond the arc at 8-for-20. Lethbridge hit for 23 of 35 free throws and 67.5 per cent.