North American stays perfect in the Red River Athletic Conference with a hard-fought victory over UNT Dallas.
North American University women's basketball remains the team to beat in the Red River Athletic Conference. Saturday, the Stallions faced a determined UNT Dallas squad on the road and delivered once again, pulling out a hard-fought 80-76 victory. With four starters scoring in double figures, defensive intensity forcing 21 steals, and clutch plays from their leaders, NAU proved why they are unbeaten at 7-0 overall and 5-0 in conference play.
NAU Game Highlights
Savannah Velazquez — Big Time Everywhere
Aliyah Solis — Fastbreak Finisher
Jerkayla Dickey — Defensive Disruptor
Akyra Hodges & Keasia Robinson — Steady Hands
The Story
CEDAR HILL, Texas – North American University remained unbeaten with a hard-fought 80-76 road victory over UNT Dallas at Trinity Leadership Public School. The game was a high-speed, back-and-forth thriller, with both teams pushing a relentless pace and forcing over 30 turnovers each.
NAU showed depth, poise, and clutch execution. Four starters scored in double figures, while fastbreak points (12-9 edge) and defensive intensity fueled the Stallions' late-game surge.
The Stallions traded leads with UNT Dallas throughout, but Velazquez and Solis delivered key baskets in the final seven minutes to swing the game in NAU's favor. Their composure under pressure reinforced why they are the team to beat in the RRAC.
Quick Stats
Team Totals: 80 points | 39 rebounds | 21 steals | 31 turnovers
Broadcast-Style Recap
From tip-off, it was fast, physical, and relentless. NAU turned chaos into opportunity with 21 steals and a balanced scoring attack that no Trailblazer run could stop. The Stallions faced multiple lead changes — UNT Dallas tied the game 10 times — but Velazquez and Solis answered every challenge.
Fastbreak points, clutch shooting, and aggressive defense defined the game. Four starters in double figures. Defense creating offense. NAU is proving again that no lead is too small, no opponent too hungry.
Next Up
North American hits the road again at Texas A&M-Texarkana, Dec. 18 at 5:30 p.m. The mission: stay perfect, continue RRAC dominance, and show why no one wants to meet NAU in the conference.
Written By Rev. Justin C. Jackson