Box Score TISHOMINGO, Okla. - The Murray State College women's basketball team staged a remarkable comeback Saturday afternoon, erasing a large deficit to defeat Western Oklahoma State College behind a dominant fourth-quarter surge, 87-77.
 
Western Oklahoma State controlled the early tempo, holding a 17–15 lead after the first quarter and extending its advantage with a strong second period. The Lady Pioneers took command of the game by halftime, building a 42–25 lead, and continued their momentum into the third quarter to hold a 64–49 advantage heading into the final frame.
 
Facing a 15-point deficit entering the fourth, Murray State delivered a stunning turnaround. The Lady Aggies erupted for a decisive 38–13 run in the final quarter, overwhelming Western Oklahoma State with relentless defense and a barrage of threes to complete the comeback victory.
 
Five Lady Aggies scored in double figures. Emily Steven led the hosts with 18 points, while Jordyn McNeal added 16 points. Eliece Perry and Aniah Richard each contributed 14 points, and Keshanti Gordon chipped in 13 points to fuel the late surge.

With the win, the Lady Aggies improve to 21-6 on the season and 12-1 in Region 2 play.
 
Murray State will host Northeastern Oklahoma A&M on Thursday, February 26. Tipoff is set for 5:30 p.m.
 
Assistant Sports Information Director: Jeremy Wagner | jwagner@mscok.edu
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