Southeastern Closes 2015 at Cameron

Women's Basketball | 12/15/2015 3:04:00 PM

DURANT, Okla. – Southeastern will set out looking for back-to-back wins when it travels to Lawton, Okla., to face former conference foe Cameron at 6 p.m. on Dec. 16 to close out the 2015 portion of its schedule.
 
The Savage Storm head into the final trip of 2015 with a 3-6 record after an 85-73 win over St. Gregory's and has won two of its last three outings, both on the road.
 
SE posted a victory over SGU in its last trip out on Saturday, with Kaylie Baxter turning in a 7-of-12 effort from the floor with a 3-for-5 mark from behind the arc while adding a 7-of-8 performance from the free throw line.
 
Three others reached double-figures on the contest with Taylor Richards chipping in 15, followed by 14 from Katie Webb off the bench and 13 by Olivia Potter.
 
Richards posted a 9-of-9 effort at the free throw line en route to her season-high outing, while Webb hit 6-of-9 from the floor.  Potter added three three-point buckets and shot 50.0 percent overall from the field.
 
SE shot 52.8 percent as a team on the day and returned to form from long range where they hit 7-of-17 for a 41.2 percent outing.
 
Potter leads the team with 13.2 ppg on the season, with Baxter turning in 11.8 and the team outscoring its opponents 68.7-to-65.3.
 
Potter has hit 28 threes on the season, while Baxter has chipped in 18 and the Storm are shooting 33.2 percent from long range as a team.
 
Richards has dished out a team-high 3.4 assists per game on the year, while Webb has paced the club on the glass with 6.1 rpg.
 
The Aggies enter Wednesday's contest with a 4-3 mark on the year, but have dropped two in-a-row in the month of December.
 
CU is averaging 65.3 ppg offensively, while holding opponents to 65.9 ppg on defense.
 
They are paced in scoring by Brandi Leal who is averaging 13.3 ppg on the season and shooting 48.3 percent from behind the arc with 28 threes on the season.
 
Dayla Threatt is hauling in a team-high 6.1 rebounds per outing, while opponents hold a 44.1-to-37.4 edge over CU in rebounds per game.