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Belles Drop Tourney Opener to St. Mary’s, 58-47

Morgan Youngblood led the Belles with 11 points

St. Mary's 58, Angelo State 47
First United Bank Center // Canyon, Texas

Lauren Holt Driving
Lauren Holt was just shy of a double-double with nine points and 10 rebounds. She also tallied a  block and a steal.
1st 2nd Final
 Angelo State 17 30 47
 St. Mary's 22 36 58
Box Score  | Box Score (.pdf)
 Statistical Leaders
St. Mary's Angelo St.
 Points Patterson (17) Youngblood (11)
 Rebounds Boyd (8) Holt (10)
 Assists Boyd (4) Youngblood (3)
 Steals Jacobs (4) Oliver, Stegall & Youngblood (2)
 Blocks Pullins (1) Holt, LeMaire & Oliver (1)
 Stats at a Glance STMU ASU
 FG Percentage 38.9 31.1
 3-Point FG Percentage 29.4 11.1
 FT Percentage 73.3 70.8
 Offensive Rebounds 10 10
 Defensive Rebounds 25 24
 Total Rebounds 35 34
 Turnovers 17 22
 Points in the Paint 28 24
 Points off Turnovers 9 16
 Second Chance Points 5 13
 Fast Break Points 4 0
 Bench Points 19 11
CANYON, Texas – Morgan Youngblood had 11 points to lead the Angelo State women's basketball team, but the Belles dropped a 58-47 decision to St. Mary's University Friday evening in the opening game of the West Texas A&M Lady Buffs Thanksgiving Classic in Canyon.
 
Youngblood chipped-in with six rebounds, two steals and led the Belles (1-3) with three assists. Lauren Holt nearly had a double-double for ASU with nine points and a season-high 10 rebounds. Freshman Haylee Oliver, making her first career start for Angelo State, had eight points and seven rebounds.
 
The Belles started the game strong defensively, holding the Lady Rattlers without a point until just under the 16-minute mark in the first half while leading 6-0. ASU was unable to take advantage as the Belles struggled shooting from the outside, but converted 8-of-10 free throws to stay in contention with St. Mary's, who lead at the half, 22-17.
 
After the Belles cut the lead to three on a Holt jumper to begin the second half, St. Mary's took control of the game for the rest of the half, leading by 21 at one point as Angelo State's struggles offensively continued in the second half. ASU was able to cut the lead back down to 11 with nearly a minute left, before the Lady Rattler's sealed the game at the free throw line.
 
St. Mary's DeAnna Patterson had 17 points to lead the Lady Rattlers (1-6) while Jackie Edwards added 11.
 
Angelo State will play its final game of the tournament tomorrow at 4 p.m. versus fifth-ranked Metro State before returning home on Wednesday, Nov. 30 to play Texas Woman's for its Lone Star Conference opener. That contest is set to tip-off at 6 p.m. at the Junell Center/Stephens Arena.
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