CEDARVILLE, Ohio - Cedarville began the home slate in dominant fashion with a 77-42 decision over Roberts Wesleyan at the Callan Athletic Center.
 
The Lady Jackets, 2-2, combined a strong defensive effort with 14 three-point field goals that proved too much for the visitors.
 
Cedarville seized control early and never trailed in building a 35–20 halftime advantage. The hosts held the Redhawks to just three points in the third quarter before pouring in 27 points in the fourth to cap off the rout.
 
Chloe Downing led all scorers with 19 points on 7-of-11 shooting, including 5-of-7 from beyond the arc.
 
Regan Hubert added 16 points and five rebounds, while Cait Behling chipped in 10 points, six boards, and four assists.

Quotable: Head Coach Addy Miller
"I'm really excited about the team that showed up tonight. Obviously, Tuesday was tough, but I feel like we learned really, really fast so I'm looking forward to where we go from here. We worked on a few different things the last few days so to see them execute was good. They had more energy, played together, and really loved each other.
 
"We had 22 assists on 29 made shots. That shows what we can do on the offensive side. Defensively, we've been doing really well. We want to continue that and get the offense with it. We're a talented team, they're so fun to coach, they really want to win, and they want to win for each other."
 
Quotable: Chloe Downing
"We had a great few days of practice. Coming into this game we knew we had to change from what happened on Tuesday. We had great energy and we talked about that for a long time. We just played as a team and we were so excited for everybody else's achievements. We were playing for each other and playing to prove we are as good as we think we can be."
 
Stinger Notes:

• Brianna Zajicek matched Behling to lead the team with six rebounds apiece.
• Six different players made a three-point basket.
• The bench scored 37 of the team's 77 points.
• Cedarville controlled the glass by a 47-33 margin.
• The defense held Roberts Wesleyan to a single field goal in the third quarter and 26.5 percent shooting for the game.
• The Jackets lead the all-time series, 10-3.

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