MCKENZIE, Tenn. – The #3 Campbellsville University Lady Tigers completed a perfect weekend at the Bethel Invite on Saturday, utilizing a punishing inside game and transition offense to defeat the Haskell Indian Nations University Fighting Indians, 98-62. The Lady Tigers dominated the interior, outscoring Haskell 62-28 in the paint to improve to a perfect 10-0 on the season.

• Whitney Hay led a balanced scoring attack with 16 points, leading a group of five Lady Tigers in double figures.
• Lainey Johnson provided a massive spark off the bench, tallying 13 points (including two three-pointers), a team-high five assists, and three steals.
• Tyra Flowers continued her strong play on the glass, leading the team with eight rebounds adding 12 points and three steals. Dea Bradley and Abby Gilbert chipped in 11 points apiece.
• Campbellsville's pressure defense was overwhelming, recording 14 steals and forcing turnovers that led to a staggering 37-5 advantage in points off turnovers.
• The Lady Tigers controlled the tempo, dominating in fastbreak points (31-6) and bench points (45-25) while winning the rebounding battle 35-29.
• The Lady Tigers return to action Friday, November 28th, hosting the Virginia University of Lynchburg Dragons on the first day of the Campbellsville Thanksgiving Classic. Tip-off is set for 7 p.m. ET.

From the opening tip, Campbellsville established an aggressive offensive rhythm. Paige Serafini opened the scoring from long range off an assist from Hallie Allen, quickly widening the Lady Tigers' lead while the defense stifled Haskell, who struggled to find points early. Under relentless pressure, the Fighting Indians could not stop Campbellsville's transition attack. In the final moments of the quarter, Lainey Johnson's steals maintained Campbellsville's control, leading to back-to-back layups by Tyra Flowers and Abby Gilbert to close the first quarter with an eight-point advantage.

The defensive intensity ramped up in the second quarter, preventing Haskell from clawing back into the game. Johnson and Talynne Shearer showcased the Lady Tigers' ability to finish in the paint, pushing the advantage to double digits. Halfway through the period, jumpers from Allen and Serafini propelled Campbellsville further ahead. Bella Stiles joined the offensive surge off the bench, helping the Lady Tigers take a commanding 26-point lead into halftime.

Campbellsville maintained its momentum coming out of the locker room, with Whitney Hay asserting dominance through defensive steals that turned into offense. While Haskell found some rhythm from beyond the arc, Dea Bradley and Hay responded with back-to-back jumpers to counteract the rally. Johnson capped off the quarter with a flourish, converting a layup and a three-pointer to extend the lead heading into the final frame.

Flowers opened the fourth quarter by converting points off turnovers, reinforcing the Lady Tigers' control. Although the Fighting Indians continued to battle, collecting back-to-back buckets near the seven-minute mark, the Lady Tigers' efficiency in the paint was unmatched. Free throws from Gilbert added to the margin, and Campbellsville continued to score at will in the paint down the stretch. The Lady Tigers closed the contest with a 36-point victory, 98-62.