Women's Basketball | 12/29/2022 2:32:00 PM
ONE-TWO PUNCH: The tandem of
Lexi Mitchell and
Sienna Riggle have been key contributors to the success of the Yotes women's basketball program. Heading into this week's action, Mitchell has recorded
12 double double performances; most recently against Warner Pacific (12/17/22) and Riggle has posted
10 with her last double double coming against Warner Pacific (12/17/22).
AUSTIN ASSASSIN: Freshman
Mia Austin has scored in double figures in three of the last four games, making 12 of her last 25 3-point attempts for the Yotes. She knocked down five 3-pointers against Oregon Tech, the most since
Allie Cannon hit five against the Warriors in the season finale, last year.
REJECTION: College of Idaho has blocked a shot in nine of its 11 games, including a season-high five blocked shots against Eastern Oregon. On 11 occasions in 2021-22, the Yotes rejected at least four shots with a season-high eight against Evergreen State on February 12.
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A 3-POINT SHOOTING BARRAGE: College of Idaho made back-to-back 3-pointers to start the game against Oregon Tech on its way to making 14 for the game. The 14 3-pointers are the most since the Yotes made 18
against Warner Pacific on February 1, 2014.
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SPARKS FROM THE BENCH: Yotes reserves have scored 165 points with
Taryn Riley leading the team with 44 points. The reserves have also pulled down 113 rebounds with
Bryanna Graham leading the team with 17 rebounds each.
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GETTING TO THE FOUL LINE: Through the first nine games, College of Idaho has shot 172 free-throw attempts compared to just 68 for its opponents. The 172 free throw attempts rank
third (first: Multnomah: 179; second: Lewis-Clark State: 177) in the CCC. The Yotes went to the line for a season-high 38 attempts against Willamette.
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STRONG START TO SOPHOMORE CAMPAIGN: Sophomore
Taryn Riley has picked up where she left off after a promising start to her career at College of Idaho as a freshman. The Athol, Idaho native has increased her production with the Yotes from 24.4 to 28.4 minutes per game; 6.1 to 10.3 points per game and 2.4 to 3.3 rebounds per game.
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