PIKEVILLE, Ky. – The No. 13 Lindsey Wilson women's basketball team concluded the away portion of their 2020-21 schedule this afternoon with an 85-79 win over Pikeville.

Reagan Turner's leadership and scoring efficiency once again proved to be too much for the opposition as the senior accumulated 15 points in the win. After today's game, Turner officially takes over as the program's all-time leading scorer at 2,223 points, breaking Donna Burden's 2,213-point record from 1988-93.

As for the rest of the team, Bree Glover was instrumental, collecting 12 rebounds and 12 points for her career eighth double-double. Four other Blue Raiders were in double-digit scoring as Rose Mary Jackson had 14 points on the day, Maleigha Oldham and Sydnie Hall added 12 points and Jordyn Stephens secured 11 points.

Oldham opened the scoring early for Lindsey Wilson knocking down an early three-point jumper to tie the game 3-3. Glover's impressive run of six points and four rebounds towards the end of the first quarter helped set the tempo for the offense as they carried a 24-22 lead into the second quarter.

That offense would not slow down as the Blue Raiders went on a 10-1 run to start the second quarter. Pikeville fought back and with a minute left on the clock, Sierra Feltner drained a three to tie the game 40-40. A couple of free throws from Stephens would give the Blue Raiders the halftime lead of 44-42.

Into the third quarter, the Blue Raiders faced a battle of adversity as the Bears were pushing for a way back into the game. Turner got a breakaway layup to slow down the opposition's efforts and secured her record-breaking achievement. Glover finished an offensive put-back later in the match to secure her double-double on the afternoon. A late three from Stephens meant the Blue Raiders held onto a 60-56 lead heading into the final quarter of the game.

The Bears kept pushing to tie the game and with 1:40 left on the clock in the fourth quarter, Pikeville cut the lead to 79-74. Bailey Frazier knocked down a three-pointer just a few seconds later to cut the lead even further to 81-77. As the clock counted down, the Blue Raiders were able to hold on for the victory and the season sweep of their in-state opponents.

Lindsey Wilson shot a perfect 50 percent on the floor compared to Pikeville's 43 percent. The Blue Raiders also outrebounded the Bears 40-37 on the afternoon. Pikeville had 13 assists in the game with Frazier, Feltner, and Brianna Burbridge scoring double-digit points for the Bears.

The Blue Raiders will finish the 2020-21 season with a three-game homestand beginning February 15 when they welcome rival No. 3 Campbellsville to Biggers Sports Center.