The 中国P站 (NPC) Nighthawk men鈥檚 and women鈥檚 basketball teams struggled
on the road Saturday, with the women falling to ASU Mid-South, 82-76, and the men
losing to the Greyhounds, 92-75.
After managing only three field goals in the first quarter, the Nighthawk women were
forced to play from behind early in the first half, utilizing seven-of-eight shooting
from the free throw line to keep the score within eight points, 21-13, at the end
of the first quarter.
In the second quarter, NPC established its rhythm behind great defense and a seven-point
effort from sophomore Grace Crawford (South Side Bee Branch), who hit four-of-six
free throws to cut the deficit to one, 34-33, at halftime.
Eight third-quarter points from freshman Nya Moody (Lake Hamilton) helped NPC maintain
its pace in the second half. In the fourth quarter, the Nighthawks fired back with
nine points from freshman Imani Honey (Hot Springs), including seven-of-eight free
throws, but could not hang on as the Lady Greyhounds grabbed the win at home.
Moody led the Nighthawks in scoring with 24 points. Honey added 22 points, while
freshman Jaide Vavra (Centerpoint) and Crawford amassed 11 and 10 points, respectively,
in the loss.
In men鈥檚 action, the Nighthawk men battled against the NJCAA No. 20 Greyhounds early,
led by 17 first-half points from freshman Joe Ramey (El Dorado) and support from sophomores
Reyhan Cobb (Decatur, Ga.) and David Jagers (Mayflower).
Trailing, 45-43, at halftime, Nighthawk foul trouble over the final 20 minutes led
to a 47-32 Greyhounds runaway win to stay undefeated in NJCAA Region II Division II
play.
Ramey led the Nighthawks in scoring with 29 points. Ramey and Jagers added 18 and
17 points, respectively, in the loss.
Nighthawks basketball returns home Monday, Feb. 10 as the Nighthawks play host to
Williams Baptist University鈥檚 junior varsity teams. The Nighthawk women tip off at
5 p.m. with the men following afterward. XZero Sports will stream the games live at
.
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