Philly Lammers still has never lost back-to-back games in her Concordia career. That fact remained true after she helped lead the Bulldogs to a 93-85 win over No. 5 Northwestern on Saturday (Jan. 5).
Despite a 20-point first half lead and a 29-point performance from Taylor Cockerill, the Bulldogs were tripped up at No. 13 Dordt, 97-92, in double overtime. Concordia is now 14-2 overall (8-2 GPAC).
Fresh off a win over No. 2 Southeastern, the Bulldog women's basketball team resolves to remain atop the GPAC as the calendar flips to 2019. Concordia will play at Dordt on Wednesday and host Northwestern on Saturday.
After building a 19-point lead, the third-ranked Bulldogs were forced to dig deep and win a grinder. They did exactly that, pulling out a 59-51 victory over No. 2 Southeastern in Phoenix, Ariz., on Friday (Dec. 28).
Using superior depth, Concordia pushed the tempo exactly to its liking while scoring impressively in the paint. Philly Lammers and Colby Duvel were two of the ringleaders in a 105-63 blowout of No. 21 Arizona Christian.
A challenging slate lies ahead for the Concordia women's basketball team, which will clash with two ranked opponents at the Arizona Christian Holiday Classic in Phoenix, Ariz., next week.
After leading the Bulldog women's basketball team to a road win over No. 1 Dakota Wesleyan, junior Philly Lammers has been named the GPAC Player of the Week. She turned in her 20th career double-double in the victory.
Hot 3-point shooting and solid defensive work helped lift third-ranked Concordia to an 82-68 win at No. 1 Dakota Wesleyan in a rematch of the 2018 national title game. Grace Barry and Taylor Cockerill had 19 points apiece.
Featured StoryShe's been referred to as 'Amazing Grace' for a reason. The former Lincoln East star has fit in perfectly with a Concordia women's basketball program that again has championship aspirations in 2018-19.
The storylines pretty much write themselves this week with a rematch of the 2018 national title game on tap. No. 3 Concordia will square off with No. 1 Dakota Wesleyan inside the Corn Palace on Saturday.
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