KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. – Lewis-Clark State spoiled the final home regular-season game for four Oregon Tech seniors, as the No. 10-ranked Warriors withstood the upset-minded Lady Owls, 73-64, at Danny Miles Court.
 
Hannah Broyles canned six 3-pointers, part of a 24-point performance, as LC (24-2, 19-1 CCC) ended the OIT 5-game win streak.
 
A Gabbie Gascon 3-point play and consecutive triples from Olivia Sprague keyed an 11-0 run – as the Lady Owls (18-8, 14-6) withstood an early 16-4 run by LC – battling back to take a 24-22 second quarter lead. The Warriors got a late 3-pointer from Broyles, scoring nine of the final 11 points of the half, taking a 31-26 lead to the break.
 
LCSC opened things up in the third quarter, as Callie Stevens converted a rare 4-point play, part of a 9-0 run, as the Warriors extended the margin to 43-28 – with the lead remaining above six points the rest of the night.
 
The loss spoiled a special day for Maddyson Tull, Melissa Lee, Alex Conley and manager Courtney Bennett in their home finale. Tull had 18 points and nine rebounds, Lee had seven points, 12 rebounds and four blocks, with Conley grabbing a pair of rebounds.  Sprague led Tech with 21 points, Kennedy Tull scored eight, with Gascon posting seven points and six assists.
 
Stevens scored 17 points with nine assists in the win for LCSC, with the Warriors making 11-of-28 3-point attempts.
 
Tech hits the road next weekend for dates Friday at Bushnell and Saturday at Corban to close out the regular-season.