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Feb 17, 2021 2:11 PM
The Chadron State College women’s basketball team moved to 0-10 on the season tonight after falling at Black Hills State University 39-59 in Spearfish.
With the win, the Yellow Jackets earned 19 wins of the last 20 matchups between the two teams and secured the season sweep 2-0.
BHSU came out strong and made their first impression on the scoreboard a lasting one, allowing no lead changes and taking firm control at 22-6, heading into the second quarter.
The largest lead of the night was 31 points (45-14), occurring at 7:46 in the third quarter.
The Eagles shot 29.6% on field goals (16-54) compared to the Yellow Jackets 32.2% (19-59) but it was the 30.6 three-point percentage (11-36) that proved to be essential for the home team win. In comparison, the Eagles shot 14.3 three-point percentage and only made two of 14 attempts.
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BHSU men fall to Metro State; women win
BHSU Sports MediaJanuary 30, 2021Sports
BHSU Sports MediaBHSU Men vs Metro State
SPEARFISH, S.D. – Black Hills State men’s basketball lost to Metro State, 84-83 in overtime Saturday night at the Donald E. Young Center.
The Yellow Jackets (3-5, 3-5 RMAC) forced overtime with a
Joel Scott layup in the final second of regulation but couldn’t hang on in overtime.
Scott led the offense with a season-high 32 points, and his seven rebounds matched
Senghore-Peterson added 17 points while
Sindou Cisse totaled 14 along with four rebounds and a steal. Moussa grabbed two steals and dished four assists, while adding nine points on a trio of 3-pointers.
The Chadron State College basketball teams are due to visit South Dakota Mines in Rapid City on Thursday evening and then play at home on Tuesday, Jan. 26 against Black Hills State to make up for the
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So far, the Yellow Jackets have lived up to the preseason hype.
A big part of their success is due in part to Racquel Wientjes who’s not only leading Black Hills State, but she’s one of the top players in the conference, as well.
The Black Hills State women’s basketball team is currently third in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference standings this year with a 4-1 record.
Senior guard Racquel Wientjes has played a major role in the Yellow Jackets success.
“This year has been crazy obviously with COVID and then with our two posts going out,” Racquel Wientjes said. “I’ve been playing all different roles kind of from the point guard to the post. It’s definitely been a learning experience for myself too.”