PIKEVILLE, Ky. — Sixth-ranked Lady Tiger basketball continued its perfect start to the 2017-18 season with another convincing win over West Virginia Tech, 94-73.
 
Four Lady Tigers scored in double figures, as Madison Stewart led the way with 16 points and six rebounds in 20-plus minutes of play.
 
Jordan Doram finished with a season-high 15 points on 6-of-7 shooting and freshman Savannah Gregory scored in double figures once again with 15 points after hitting 5-of-7 overall. Lexxus Graham had 11 points and played a game-high 24 minutes.
 
The Lady Tigers controlled the paint once again and scored 44 points down low. CU also used the offensive glass to its advantage, totaling 19 offensive rebounds and capitalizing with 21 second chance points.
 
Campbellsville (5-0) started out hot and never chilled. The Lady Tigers scored the first nine points before WVU Tech (3-4) got on the board at the 6:25 mark.
 
The Golden Bears started to find their grove at the end of the opening quarter. WVU Tech erased a seven-point lead with 2:35 left and ended up tying the game at 19-all with 29 clicks left on the clock. The Golden Bears were sparked by Savannah Shamblin with nine points in the first quarter but Campbellsville held her to five the rest of the way with 14.
 
Like the first four games of the year it was the second quarter that Campbellsville started to take control. Graham started the second frame with a 3 and that kick started a run of 19-7 for the Lady Tigers to lead, 38-26.
 
CU was able to hold that 12-point advantage, 42-30, at the break by out-scoring WVU Tech, 23-11.
 
WVU Tech rallied in the third quarter and cut the deficit to six with 6:48 left, 49-43, with a 13-7 run. But that was as close as the Golden Bears would get. The Lady Tigers answered right back with an eight-point haymaker and one minute later were leading by 14 points, 57-43.
 
The Golden Bears were able to get the lead down to eight at the beginning of the fourth quarter but Campbellsville once again used a big run to seal the victory. Leading 69-60 with 7:58 left, Campbellsville threw one more punch with a 18-7 run to go ahead by 20 points for the first time, 87-67. CU's largest advantage was the final one, as Caitlin Hall sank two free throws.
 
Campbellsville will now have another one-day turn around and will play No. 16 Central Methodist on Saturday, Nov. 18 at 12 p.m. ET. Live stats will be made available on Dakstats.