Grambling,La.|In a hard-fought matchup, the Grambling Lady Tigers encountered a formidable opponent in the University of North Texas (UNT), resulting in a final score of 60-83. Despite the setback, the Lady Tigers displayed resilience and notable individual performances during the game.

Breaking down the quarters:

First Quarter: Grambling showcased efficiency with a 5-7 field goal record. However, their three-point attempts were challenging, with only 1 success out of 5 tries. The team strategically capitalized on free throws to drive their scoring.

Second Quarter: Grambling faced a challenging second quarter, with a 2-16 record in field goals and 0-6 in three-point attempts. They found success at the free-throw line, making 9 out of 12 attempts.

Third Quarter: The struggles continued in the third quarter, with a 7-26 record in field goals and 1-6 in three-point attempts. Free throws remained limited, with only 1 successful attempt out of 2.

Fourth Quarter: Grambling fought back in the final quarter with a 4-15 record in field goals. Three-point attempts remained challenging at 1-9, but they found success at the free-throw line, making 6 out of 10 attempts.

Despite the loss, standout performances emerged:

- Anijah Grant contributed significantly, accounting for 14 of the team's 60 points.
- Brenda McKinney led the team in rebounds, showcasing her prowess on the court.
- Douthshine Prien contributed 12 points and led the team in steals, demonstrating defensive prowess.

Looking ahead, the Grambling Lady Tigers are determined to bounce back. Their next challenge awaits them on Monday, November 13, as they face the University of South Florida at 6:00 PM. Fans and supporters are encouraged to stay tuned for another exciting game as the Lady Tigers aim for redemption.