GOODWELL, Okla. — Texas Wesleyan (6-4, 2-2) defeated Oklahoma Panhandle State (3-6, 0-4), 67-36, maintaining a commanding lead throughout the contest. The Rams capitalized on turnovers, scoring 23 points off the Aggies' 20 miscues.

The game tipped off with Texas Wesleyan taking an early lead after a three-pointer by Peyton Foster at 9:27, assisted by Nala Richardson. The Aggies struggled with their shooting early on, missing several attempts and allowing the Rams to extend their lead. Sophia Hurtado added to the visitors' advantage with a three-pointer at 8:01, again with an assist from Richardson. Despite some resistance, including a three-pointer from Zamari Reece at 4:10, the Rams maintained control. Kameryn Phillips contributed significantly to the lead with consecutive scoring plays, including a jumper with 1:09 remaining. The first quarter concluded with Texas Wesleyan leading 16-11.

The Rams extended their lead in the second quarter with a strong defensive effort and effective scoring. Iasia Goldman opened the period with a layup at 9:30, assisted by Richardson, setting the tone for a dominant stretch. Phillips contributed significantly, scoring six points, including two free throws with just two seconds remaining, to close the quarter. The Aggies struggled to make an impact, managing only four points, with a notable jumper from Lyric Carpenter at 6:44. Texas Wesleyan capitalized on turnovers, with Hurtado and Kayla Fuller each recording a steal, leading to fast-break opportunities and expanding their lead to 32-15 by halftime.

The Rams extended their lead in the third quarter, maintaining a strong offensive presence. Hurtado contributed significantly, with a defensive rebound at 9:17 and a key three-pointer at the buzzer to close the quarter. Alaina Hill added a fast-break three-pointer at 4:14, assisted by Phillips, increasing their advantage. The Aggies' efforts included a successful jumper by Tryssa Dowd at 1:59, but they struggled to close the gap, trailing 50-29 by the end of the period.

Texas Wesleyan extended their lead early in the fourth quarter with a layup from Kyla Speights after a steal, pushing the score to 52-29. Jenae Moore added a three-pointer at 8:18, assisted by Richardson, increasing the visitors' advantage to 57-31. The Aggies struggled offensively, committing several turnovers and converting only three field goals during the quarter. The Rams capitalized on these errors, with Foster scoring a fast-break layup at 3:49. Texas Wesleyan secured a dominant 67-36 victory, outscoring the Aggies 17-7 in the final quarter.

Phillips led Texas Wesleyan with 14 points, converting 5 of 11 field goals while also collecting six rebounds and five steals. Richardson added 11 points and recorded five assists to steer the offense. Hurtado contributed 13 points, making 3 of 5 shots from the field and 5 of 6 from the free-throw line, while adding four steals and one block. Goldman scored six points and provided a strong defensive presence with two blocks.