LAWTON, Okla. -  After a strong first quarter, the Angelo State women's basketball team struggled offensively for the rest of the game, only scoring 28 points in the final three quarters, losing 73-47 to Cameron in Lawton Saturday afternoon.
 
The Rambelles fall to 13-6 on the season and are now 7-3 in Lone Star Conference play, while the Aggies improve to 6-13 overall and 4-7 in conference action.
 
40 Minute Rundown

• Sawyer Lloyd picked up where she left off last time out with a jumper to score the first points for the Rambelles, trailing 2-4 at the 7:54 marker.
• At the 7:20 marker, Landry Morrow would hit the first of four threes of the day to give the Rambelles the lead, 5-4.
• Another three by Morrow would extend the Rambelles lead to 12-7 with 3:42 remaining in the quarter.
• Lloyd would hit a late jumper with one-minute remaining to give the Rambelles a 19-12 lead going into the second quarter of action.
• Korie Allensworth of the Aggies would score five points in 30 seconds to start the second quarter to tie the game 19-19.
• The second quarter was back-and-forth action until a jumper from Shamica Smith gave the Aggies a 25-23 lead with 3:15 remaining.
• Buckets by Lloyd and Keniah Williams would bring the deficit to one, 29-28, going into halftime.
• The Aggies would come out of the half-hot, scoring seven straight points within the first minute of action.
• Cameron would go on a 20-3 run lasting seven minutes to extend the lead to 51-31 with three minutes remaining in the quarter.
• The Aggies will go into the final quarter of action, with a 56-35 lead.
• In the fourth quarter, not much was going in the way of the Rambelles, only knocking down three field goals in quarter two by Keniah Williams and a layup by Oliva Pedigo.
• The Aggies got the better of the Rambelles, winning 73-47.

 
GAME STATS

• With the Aggies' 73-47 victory, they have defeated the Rambelles in three out of the last four matchups.
• Morrow led the way for the Blue and Gold, scoring 12 points, eight rebounds, one assist, one block, and one steal.
•  Keniah Williams was the other Belle in double-digits, scoring 11 points, seven rebounds, and four blocks. 
• The Belles were limited to 26 percent shooting from the field, their worst shooting performance of the season.
• The Belles would win the rebound battle 41-28 over the Aggies.
• The Belles would commit 32 turnovers, a season-high in turnovers, and the Aggies would score 32 points off those turnovers.

 
NEXT UP
The Rambelles return home after a four-game road trip as they host St. Mary's on Thursday with tip scheduled for 5:30 p.m.