Texas Tech’s Brittany Brewer maintains a narrow lead in D-I efficiency while Makayla Mabry from Abilene Christian tops points per shot. De’Anira Moore of Angelo State continues to lead the LSC in efficiency and Ashton Duncan from Lubbock Christian is the best in points per shot. Sheridan Hopkins from St. Thomas took over the D-III lead in efficiency while Maddie Sias of Schreiner leads in points per shot.

The Baylor women's basketball team continues to lead the advanced stats in both offense and defense in D-I. Lubbock Christian owns the top offense in the LSC while West Texas A&M remains the top defensive team. St. Thomas has the top offense in ASC and SCAC while Trinity owns the best defense. Click here to view D-I wbb advanced stats Click here to view D-II wbb advanced stats Click here to view D-III wbb advanced stats

Summary: FRISCO – Death, taxes and conference titles. The last one of those may not look like it belongs but it does when you are discussing the No. 6 Lubbock Christian women’s basketball team. LCU has been postseason eligible in NCAA Division II for five years and Sunday won its fourth conference title in a dominating fashion. The Lady Chaps won the Lone Star Conference title in their first appearance on Sunday afternoon with a 57-43 win over No. 10 Texas A&M-Commerce. The Lady Chaps (28-3) earned an automatic berth in the NCAA D-II national tournament and will most likely host the South Central Regional next weekend as they try to defend their national title. TAMUC (28-3) will earn an at-large bid to the South Central Regional after appearing in their first

Summary: FRISCO - Defensive pressure can be the great equalizer. The top seed Lions and the Greyhounds are both physical teams, but it was the Lions defense that was the difference in the LSC semifinals on Saturday afternoon. TAMUC (28-2) advances to the LSC tournament finals on Sunday at 1 p.m. and they will meet No. 6 Lubbock Christian with the winner receiving an automatic bid to the NCAA Division II South Central Regional and also the likely top seed and host next weekend. The Lions pressure kept ENMU from being able to establish any offensive rhythm in the first half as TAMUC held the Greyhounds to a paltry 26.3 percent Effective Field Goal (EFG) percentage to take a 15-point lead into the break. The second half produced more of

Summary: FRISCO - They are the defending national champions for a reason. On Saturday afternoon at the Comerica Center, LCU put on a display of depth, precision and defense as they defeated WT in the LSC semifinals. The Lady Chaps (27-3) advance to the LSC championship game on Sunday afternoon where they will play either No. 10 Texas A&M-Commerce or Eastern New Mexico at 1 p.m. With the Lone Star Conference Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year, Maddi Chitsey, playing only nine minutes in the first half due to foul trouble, the Lady Chaps were able to build an eight-point halftime lead thanks to a balanced attack. Allie Schulte led LCU with 16 points while Caitlyn Cunyus added 12 points, five assists and three huge three-point

UT Dallas star guard Raenett Hughes is the focus of this week's edition of the Friday 5. She answered five questions to help us get to know a little bit about her. Vitals: Class: Junior Height: 5 ft 6 in Hometown: College Station, Texas High School: College Station College: UT Dallas Major: Finance Notes: Hughes has earned a spot on the All-American Southwest Conference East team all three years at UTD including first-team All-ASC the last two seasons. She has twice been named the ASC East Defensive Player of the Year in 2019 and 2020. Hughes was named the ASC East Player of the Year for the 2019-2020 season. She has twice earned a spot on the six-player All-ASC team in 2019 and 2020. Hughes was named second-team all-region by D3hoops.com in 2019. She

Summary: FRISCO - It was a classic win or go home game in every possible way in the finale of the LSC women’s basketball tournament Thursday night. Tarleton was ranked eighth and Eastern New Mexico ninth in the final South Central Regional rankings released on Wednesday afternoon. With only eight teams earning a spot in the NCAA Division II tournament, this game meant the season for both teams. In a game that more than lived up to the hype, it was Eastern New Mexico who was able to pull out the huge win by holding Tarleton to two points over the final 3:38 of the contest. ENMU (22-8) advances to the semifinals where they will meet No. 10 Texas A&M-Commerce at 2:30 p.m. on Saturday afternoon. The game featured outstanding performances

Summary: Frisco - The top seed in the LSC women’s tournament found themselves in a fight in the quarterfinals in the opening game of the Thursday night session. The Lions held a slim two-point lead entering the fourth quarter. However, Lions scored the first 11 points of the final period to survive over St. Mary’s. The Lions (27-2) advance to the semifinals on Saturday at 2:30 p.m. where they will meet either Tarleton or Eastern New Mexico. Senior Alexis Bryant scored 4 of her 10 points for the Lions during the critical fourth quarter run and Chania Wright led TAMUC with 12 points and Mykiel Burleson chipped in 10 points. St. Mary’s was led by junior Hannah Wilson who put on an incredible performance with 20 points and 12 rebounds while

Summary: FRISCO - The Lady Buffs find themselves in unfamiliar territory as the LSC tournament this year as they enter with the No. 3 seed. WT has also dealt with plenty of adversity including an injury to last season’s LSC Player of the Year, Lexy Hightower, in the beginning of the season. The Lady Buffs remain a potent team thanks to a solid defense and WT put on a defensive display on Thursday afternoon. WT held St. Edward’s to one field in the first quarter and only four field goals in the third quarter to take control of the game and advance to the semifinals. St. Edward’s was unable to gain any traction on offense as they made 18-of-60 from the field and 3-of-19 from beyond the arc. The Lady Buffs

Summary: FRISCO - The defending national champions broke open a close game by ending the first half on a 15-4 run and continued to extend their lead throughout the second half. Four different players scored in double figures for the Lady Chaps (26-3) led by Madelyn Turner who scored 18 points followed by Caitlyn Cunyus (17), Ashton Duncan (11) and Allie Schulte (21). The main question for the Lady Chaps is the health of Lone Star Conference Player of the Year Maddi Chitsey who departed in the third quarter with a left leg injury. Chitsey was able to return to the lineup and LCU head coach Steve Gomez believes she will not miss any time with the injury. Senior De’Anira Moore led Angelo State with 26 points