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Jackson_Sophia_19MU
Liza Safford
55
Multnomah (Ore.) MU 10-15, 6-11 CCC
71
Winner College of Idaho CI 13-12, 9-8 CCC
Multnomah (Ore.) MU
10-15, 6-11 CCC
55
Final
71
College of Idaho CI
13-12, 9-8 CCC
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 F
Multnomah (Ore.) MU 18 12 16 9 55
College of Idaho CI 20 22 20 9 71

Game Recap: Women's Basketball |

Yotes Clinch Playoff Spot With Win Over Multnomah

CALDWELL, Idaho – Mackenzie Royce led a balanced College of Idaho scoring attack with 14 points, as the Yotes clinched their 20th-straight Cascade Conference Tournament berth with a 71-55 victory over Multnomah University inside the J.A. Albertson Activities Center.
 
The Coyotes (13-12, 9-8 CCC) pulled even with Warner Pacific for fifth-place in the league standings with the win – with the two rivals set to meet tomorrow night at 5:30 p.m.
 
Spotting the Lions (10-15, 6-11) a 4-0 lead, two baskets from Jocelyn Cook-Cox started an 8-point C of I surge that gave the hosts a lead they would never lose. Kaylee Krusemark splashed a triple to extend the margin to 20-13, before a put-back from Erykah Campbell and a late 3-pointer from Milan Woods off of a steal, cut the gap to two points at the close of the quarter.
 
C of I responded quickly, starting the second quarter on an 11-2 run – as Madison Holly canned a 3-pointer and following three consecutive offensive rebounds, Royce drained a corner 3. Lindy Westendorf scored on the block and Holly ended the run with another trey, giving the hosts a 31-20 edge.
 
The Yotes picked up the defensive pressure in the second half, limiting the Lions to just 34-percent shooting after the break – with the margin growing to as many as 20 points late in the fourth quarter.
 
Royce added five rebounds and three steals in the win, with Cook-Cox scoring 13 and Krusemark adding nine points and six boards. Both Holly and Alyssa Case had eight points, with C of I holding a commanding 44-28 rebound margin.
 
MU was paced by an 18-point night from Alaygza Portis, with Campbell, the Lions' 6-foot-6 post, scoring 11.
 
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