Stallions Battle Tough in Road Match Against Paul Quinn

Dallas, TX — The North American University Stallions Women's Basketball Team wrapped up their grueling four-game road trip on Saturday, facing off against Paul Quinn College in what felt like a potential preview of the USCAA Championship finals. Both teams showcased heart and hustle in a hard-fought contest that ultimately ended in a 76-63 victory for Paul Quinn.

The game unfolded in front of an enthusiastic crowd at the Health and Wellness Center, with the Stallions displaying moments of brilliance despite the loss.

Game Recap

The Stallions kept the game competitive in the first half, trailing Paul Quinn by just six points at halftime. While North American clawed their way back in the third quarter with impressive rebounding efforts, Paul Quinn found another gear in the second half, led by standout performances from their starters.

In the final quarter, North American's defense stepped up, holding Paul Quinn to only eight points. However, their own offensive struggles in the fourth ultimately sealed their fate.

Key Performances

North American Stallions (3-5, 1-2 USCAA):

• Kayla Dickey (#11): 12 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists, 3 steals.
• Keasia Robinson (#23): A double-double machine with 9 points and 12 rebounds, showing dominance on the boards.
• Victoria Moore (#3): Added 9 points and 2 assists off the bench, providing a needed spark.

Paul Quinn Tigers (3-3, 2-1 USCAA):

• Canai McPherson (#2): Scored a game-high 26 points, including 3 three-pointers and 9-12 from the charity stripe.
• Cierra Taylor (#1): Contributed 15 points and 5 rebounds, serving as a floor general for Paul Quinn.
• Adrianna Belton (#15): Chipped in 15 points while shooting 50% from beyond the arc.

Team Stats at a Glance

• Field Goal Percentage:
  • North American: 39.0% (23-59)
  • Paul Quinn: 39.7% (25-63)
• Free Throws:
  • North American: 58.6% (17-29)
  • Paul Quinn: 75.0% (18-24)
• Rebounds:
  • North American: 42
  • Paul Quinn: 37

Coach's Corner

Stallions Head Coach:
"We knew this road trip would test our mental and physical toughness. Despite the outcome, I'm proud of the fight and the resilience this team showed against a top-tier opponent. We'll use this game as a learning opportunity and get ready to defend our home court next week."

The Stallions return to "The Stable" next week to take on USCAA rival teams as they look to build momentum heading into the heart of the season. Let's pack the gym and show our Stallions some love!

Get those four-fingered hooves up and Goooooooo Stallions!

Written By Rev. Justin C. Jackson