The 13th ranked Charger women's basketball team heads back to GPAC action this Saturday, taking on the Doane Tigers in Crete, Nebraska. Tip-off is scheduled for 2 p.m.
 
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BRIAR CLIFF 2025-26 RECORD: 11-3 (5-3 GPAC)
SCORING OFFENSE/SCORING DEFENSE: 84.1 / 69.1
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE OFFENSE / FIELD PERCENTAGE DEFENSE: 45.9% / 41.7%
3-POINT PERCENTAGE: 34.1%
FREE THROW PERCENTAGE: 71.8 %
REBOUNDING AVERAGE: 38.2
STEALS PER GAME: 10.4
ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO: 1.0
 
 
DOANE 2025-26 RECORD: 5-7 (3-5 GPAC)
SCORING OFFENSE/SCORING DEFENSE: 71.5 / 74.1
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE OFFENSE / FIELD PERCENTAGE DEFENSE: 42.9% / 39.3%
3-POINT PERCENTAGE: 30.5%
FREE THROW PERCENTAGE: 68.7%
REBOUNDING AVERAGE: 38.8
STEALS PER GAME: 7.5


SCOUTING THE CHARGERS
The Charger women's basketball team return to GPAC play after defeating the Hastings Broncos 89-76 inside the Newman Flanagan Center on December 13.
 
Abby Lee led the way with 31 points and converted on 12-of-19 attempts from the field and collected six rebounds. Lee also went six-for-eight from the charity stripe. Mallie McNair added 19 points and dished five assists while drilling three triples.
 
Taylor Sodeman posted a double-double with 16 points and grabbed 12 rebounds while dishing out five assists. Kenna Mongan drilled four threes in the contest.

Lee ranks third in the GPAC in points per game, averaging 20.9 per contest. She ranks third in the conference in field goal percentage, shooting 54.9% from the floor. McNair's 19.4 points per game ranks fourth in the GPAC.
 
SCOUTING THE TIGERS
The Tigers defeated the Tigers on December 17, with Megan Chambers leading the way with 25 points and nine rebounds in the 81-67 victory.
 
Keeleigh Knobbe and Rylie Rice each chipped in 13 points in the victory. Ella Johnson chipped in 11 points while going five-for-seven from the floor.

Chambers leads the Tigers in points per game, averaging 16.3 while holding the GPAC's best shooting percentage, shooting 62% from the floor.
 
LAST TIME OUT
The Cliff took a 92-72 victory inside the Newman Flanagan Center in the early season match up.
 
McNair poured in a game-high 29 points while shooting 10-for-16 from the field and four-for-eight from beyond-the-arc. Lee added 19 points and collected eight rebounds.
 
For the Tigers, Mattea Kassebaum paced the team with 21 points and nine rebounds.