Memphis, TN- Christian Brothers University delivered a statement performance in their home opener, rolling to a 98–28 victory over Southeastern Baptist in Canale Arena. The 70-point win stands as the second-largest margin of victory in program history, while the 98 points scored also mark the sixth-most points ever recorded in a single game. Defensively, the Lady Bucs were just as impressive, allowing only 28 points—the third-fewest points allowed in school history.

From start to finish, CBU controlled every aspect of the game. They shot a blistering 56.5% from the field, knocked down 12 threes at a 50% clip, and forced an astounding 47 turnovers, turning those into consistent fast-break and second-chance opportunities. The bench contributed heavily as well, pouring in 42 points.

Top Performers

• Alice Conrad led all scorers with 23 points, including 5 three-pointers, while adding 6 rebounds and 4 steals in a complete two-way performance.

• Mariah Curley was a perfect 5-for-5 from the field, finishing with 12 points, 6 assists, and 2 steals.

• Maria Braga added a spark off the bench with 14 points, burying 4 threes in just under 13 minutes of action.

• Emily Sawyer played strongly inside, recording 12 points, 6 rebounds, and a block.

• Amani Lipscomb and Anastasija Cernova each chipped in 6 points, combining for 10 rebounds and steady defensive pressure.

CBU outscored SBC in every quarter, including a dominant 26–0 second quarter, and never trailed at any moment of the contest. The Lady Bucs' largest lead ballooned to 71 points in the final minute.

The win not only gave CBU its first home victory of the season, but also showcased the team's depth, defensive intensity, and ability to score at a historic level. With contributions from every position and momentum now building, the Lady Bucs made a clear early-season statement: this team is fast, focused, and ready to compete.