WEATHERFORD, Okla. – The SWOSU Women's Basketball team completed the first round of Great American Conference divisional play with a 91-58 victory over Oklahoma Baptist at the Pioneer Cellular Event Center to improve to 5-0 on the year.
 
The Lady Bulldogs were down 12-9 three minutes into the first quarter after trading baskets to start the game before going on a 10-0 run, holding OBU scoreless for almost four minutes to take a 26-19 lead at the end of the first. OBU would keep it close heading into half but SWOSU's defense and stellar ball movement that has the Lady Bulldogs fourth in NCAA Division II in assists would close out the game with a 26-5 run.
 
SWOSU had at least five players in double-digits for the fourth straight game, with Makyra Tramble (17), Karly Gore (15), Taber Beer (15), Lauren Ramey (14), Macy Gore (11), and Bethany Franks (10) all reaching the mark.
 
Scoring was not the only thing the Lady Dawgs did as Tramble had her third double-double of the season, Karly Gore dropped a season-high with nine assists and Beer – who is tied for 12th in D2 with 3.5 steals per game – had six steals on the day to go along with five threes.
 
"Taber Beer is doing great coming off the bench," Head Coach Kelsi Musick said. "She has embraced the role and played tons of minutes off the bench giving us scoring and ball pressure."
 
SWOSU moves to 5-0 with a win against every in-state opponent heading into their second matchup with Southeastern in Durant, Okla. on Thursday.