CANYON, Texas – The #8 Lady Buffs of West Texas A&M connected 17 times from behind the arc on Sunday afternoon with seven of them coming from senior Zoey McBroom in a 93-63 Lone Star Conference road victory over the Sul Ross State Lobos at the Gallego Center in Alpine, Texas.
 
The 17 three-pointers by the Lady Buffs are just two shy of the Lone Star Conference single-game record of 19 (Texas A&M-Kingsville at Texas A&M International, 2009) while McBroom's seven long balls ranks tied for fourth most by a Lady Buff in a game in program history. 
 
West Texas A&M opened strong, establishing early momentum with an effective offensive strategy. Taylor Haggan's early layup set the tone, as the team quickly built a significant lead. Randi Harding contributed with a crucial 3-pointer, and the team dominated in the paint, scoring 14 points.
 
The visiting team's defense stifled Sul Ross State, forcing turnovers and limiting their field goal opportunities. By the end of the first quarter, WT led 22-8, maintaining control and setting a solid foundation for the remainder of the game.
 
West Texas A&M initiated the second quarter with a strong offensive performance, capitalizing on a turnover to set the pace. Chloe Callahan's three-pointer at 8:59 contributed to a series of successful plays, including a transition layup by Brooklyn Scurry at 6:31, which helped extend the lead. The team's defensive efforts, highlighted by Henley West's block, maintained their momentum against Sul Ross State.
 
As the quarter progressed, the Lady Buffs continued their scoring drive with Zoey McBroom's back-to-back three-pointers at 4:07 and 3:24. Presley Kane added another three-pointer at 2:21, reinforcing the team's lead. Despite Sul Ross State's attempts to close the gap, the Lady Buffs maintained control, leading 43–23 at the end of the second quarter.
 
The Lady Buffs capitalized on key turnovers and strong shooting to widen their lead in the third quarter. Abbi Holder's layup and subsequent free throw at 8:40 set the tone early, aided by a fast break. Chloe Callahan's 3-pointer at the 8:10 mark further extended the advantage. The team's defensive pressure resulted in five steals and limited Sul Ross State's offensive opportunities.
 
WT's offensive efforts continued with McBroom and Callahan adding to the tally with 3-pointers. Henley West contributed with a defensive block and a layup, maintaining momentum. The visitors' perimeter shooting, highlighted by Callahan's late 3-pointer at 1:17, ensured a 68–33 lead as the quarter concluded.
 
The Lady Buffs capitalized early in the fourth quarter, with Presley Kane and Holder connecting on a three-pointer to extend the lead. Brooklyn Scurry contributed with a layup, bolstered by Holder's assist, maintaining momentum. Despite Sul Ross State's attempts to close the gap with three-pointers from Sophiya Bustillos, the Lady Buffs' offensive efforts, including multiple three-pointers from McBroom, kept the team ahead.
 
Throughout the quarter, the Lady Buffs showcased efficient shooting beyond the arc, converting five of six attempts, while also excelling in second-chance points. Sul Ross State managed to cut into the deficit with a few successful field goals but faced challenges in maintaining possession. As the quarter progressed, the visitors maintained a steady lead, concluding the game with a 93–63 victory.
 
McBroom scored 23 points, making all seven of her 3-point attempts. Callahan added 21 points, converting five of seven from beyond the arc. Holder recorded seven assists and collected two steals. Taylor Haggan posted eight points and grabbed five rebounds while also adding two steals.
 
The Lady Buffs return to the First United Bank Center on Thursday night as they host the St. Edward's Hilltoppers with tipoff set for 5:30 p.m. in Canyon.