Portland, Ore. | The Multnomah Women's Basketball team hosted the formidable Lewis-Clark State Warriors in an intense clash that ultimately saw the Lions falling short with a final score of 97-66.
 
Despite the tough loss, Multnomah Lion's Gracie Browning emerged as a shining star for her team, leading the charge with an impressive performance. Browning showcased her scoring prowess by contributing 26 points to the team's total and also demonstrated her presence in the paint with 7 rebounds.
 
On the opposing side, the LC State Warriors were led by the dynamic Tatum Brader, who proved to be a force to be reckoned with, racking up an impressive 21 points. Mataya Green also made her presence felt, securing 10 rebounds for the Warriors.
 
The statistics of the game revealed the Warriors' efficiency on the offensive end, boasting a commendable 51.5% field goal percentage. In contrast, the Lions faced challenges in finding their rhythm, finishing with a 35.8% field goal percentage.
 
The turning point of the game came in the 3rd quarter when the Lewis-Clark State Warriors managed to build a substantial lead, reaching a peak advantage of 45 points. This dominant stretch played a pivotal role in securing their decisive victory.
 
Looking ahead, the Multnomah Women's Basketball team is set to hit the road for their next game, facing off against Bushnell University. The Lions will undoubtedly use this game as a learning experience and strive to bounce back with renewed determination in the upcoming matchup.