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Sampson JSU
Jason Martin
39
AUM AUM 0-0,0-0 Gulf South
89
Winner Jacksonville St. JSU 1-0,0-0 ASUN
AUM AUM
0-0,0-0 Gulf South
39
Final
89
Jacksonville St. JSU
1-0,0-0 ASUN
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 F
AUM AUM 7 14 12 6 39
Jacksonville St. JSU 15 27 25 22 89

Game Recap: Women's Basketball | | Jason Martin

Warhawks Fall To Gamecocks In Exhibition Action

JACKSONVILLE, Ala. – The Auburn University at Montgomery women's basketball team fell to NCAA DI and ASUN foe Jacksonville State 89-39 on Monday afternoon in their second of three exhibition contests to start the season.
 
After a 67-48 win over NCAA DIII foe Huntingdon College last week, the Warhawks fall to 1-1 in their exhibition games this season. With the contest being an official game for Jacksonville State, the Gamecocks start at 1-0.
 
Freshman Kailyn Farrell led the way offensively for the Warhawks, scoring a team-high seven points while adding two rebounds. Another newcomer, Raquel Sampson, led AUM in rebounding after grabbing five boards.

Farrell and the Warhawks got off to a good start against Jacksonville State in the first quarter. The freshman from Tennessee had five of the Warhawks' first seven points of the contest that saw AUM leading 7-6 at the first media timeout. The Gamecocks, however, ended the quarter on a 9-0 run to take a 15-7 lead after the first period of play.
 
Sampson broke the Warhawks' scoreless streak early in the first quarter with a layup for her first two points of the afternoon. A jumper from Catlin Carter and another pair of points from Sampson kept the Warhawks to within six points of JSU, but the Gamecocks offense kept cooking and provided a 42-21 lead at halftime.
 
Farrell, Jamya Tyus, and Tamia Willingham-King scored early in the second half for AUM, while the third quarter ended with a 3-pointer from Jordan Brewster and a free throw conversion from Demaurea Moore saw the Warhawks down 67-33. Jacksonville State had their way with the Warhawk defense in the fourth quarter, outscoring AUM 22-6 to take the game 89-39.
 
AUM will wrap up their exhibition contest with a meeting against NCAA DI South Alabama on Monday, November 15. The action from the Mitchell Center is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m.

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