WBB 11-26-25
64
Winner Lane Lane 4-0,3-0 SIAC
49
Spring Hill SHC 2-2,0-1 SIAC
Winner
Lane Lane
4-0,3-0 SIAC
64
Final
49
Spring Hill SHC
2-2,0-1 SIAC
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 F
Lane Lane 13 15 17 19 64
Spring Hill SHC 16 13 10 10 49

Game Recap: Women's Basketball |

Dragons stay unbeaten with win over Spring Hill

MOBILE, Ala. — Lane College remained perfect on the season Tuesday evening, using a commanding second-half performance to pull away from Spring Hill for a 64–49 road victory inside the Arthur R. Outlaw Recreation Center. The win moves the Dragons to 4–0 overall and 3–0 in SIAC play.

Despite trailing by three after the opening quarter and by one at halftime, Lane outscored the Badgers 36–20 over the final 20 minutes and shot 50% in the third quarter and 61.5% in the fourth, flipping the momentum with suffocating defense and relentless attacking in transition.

Top Performers

  • Kamil Washum — 15 points, 5 steals, 4 rebounds

    • Hit two threes and delivered multiple momentum-changing plays on the defensive end.

  • Europe Brown — 10 points, 3 steals, 3 assists

    • Sparked the third-quarter run with back-to-back threes as Lane created its first multi-possession lead.

  • Lauren Lain — 9 points, 3 rebounds

    • Hit big shots early in the fourth, helping Lane push the lead to double digits.

  • Dyani Bernstine — 9 points, 6 rebounds, 5 steals

    • Provided energy in the paint and helped fuel a 26–10 advantage in points off turnovers.

  • Alexis Rowe — 8 points, 4 rebounds

    • Consistent scoring boost around the rim and in transition.

Turning Point

Lane trailed 31–30 early in the third before a defensive outburst changed the game. Brown buried consecutive threes as part of an 11–2 run that pushed the Dragons ahead 38–31 — a lead they would not relinquish. Lane forced 29 turnovers, converting them into 26 points, while holding Spring Hill to just 27% shooting in the fourth quarter.

How the Game Was Won

  • Relentless defensive pressure: 18 team steals and five players with multiple takeaways.

  • Attacking mindset: 34 points in the paint and 12 fast-break points.

  • Clutch closing: Lane opened the fourth quarter on a 14–6 run and never allowed Spring Hill to get closer than five the remainder of the way.

Washum capped the night with a dagger three at the 1:14 mark, stretching the margin to 15 and sealing Lane's fourth consecutive double-digit win.