
Photo Credit: Henry Harms

All-Canadians Lindsay DeGroot and Kim Tulloch led the Huskies with 21 and 17
points each respectively. Fifth-year Alicia Wilson netted another 15 for her
team. The three also led in rebounds – Wilson had eight, followed by DeGroot
and Tulloch with six a piece.
With the win, the No. 5 ranked Huskies move to 12-6 on the season. The loss drops
Lethbridge to 7-12. A night
earlier, the Huskies won 80-68. The win clinched the Huskies a spot in the
postseason.
Battling back-and-forth for the first few minutes of the first quarter, it was
Lethbridge who carried a lead throughout the majority of the frame. A Sam
Hornquist jumper put the ‘Horns ahead at 15-13. Lethbridge would score four
more points before DeGroot found the basket at the end of the quarter. The
Pronghorns led 19-15 heading into the second.
In the second quarter, DeGroot tied the game at 23 with a three-point shot from the top of the
arc with six minutes left in the first half. Lethbridge continued to score
netting the next five points before DeGroot added a layup from under the
basket. The Huskies took the lead at 29-28 with 1:13 left they continued to
move to the 31-28 mark. From there the Huskies took over the game and led 36-28
heading into halftime. The Huskies held the ‘Horns to just nine points in the
second quarter.
Although Price opened the scoring for the Pronghorns in the second half, the
Huskies continued to answer the Pronghorns points to maintain their lead.
Lethbridge continued to try and play catchup in the frame but could never get a
good run going. Even with the Pronghorns scoring just two less baskets in the
quarter, the Huskies finished the third quarter up 10 points at 51-41. It was a
similar story in the fourth quarter. The Pronghorns continued to put the ball
in the net but could never catch up even to regain the lead.
Both Lethbridge and Saskatchewan were close in shooting in the game. Lethbridge hit 23-of-54 shots, while the Huskies netted 24-of-56 to each sit at 42%. The Huskies beat the ‘Horns on the boards bringing down 36 rebounds. The Huskies scored 14 points on that second chance.
Hannah Blanchette led the ‘Horns with 13 points on the
night. Price and Becky Heninger followed with 11 each. Price nabbed seven
rebounds for her team.
The Huskies will face provincial foe the University of Regina Cougars next
weekend in a home-and-home series to wrap up the regular season. The teams will
be in Saskatoon Saturday. Tip off is at 6 p.m. The Pronghorns return home to
host the University of Calgary Dinos next weekend.
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