Tulsa Women Cruise to 81-54 Win Over Cameron in Exhibition

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Tulsa Women Cruise to 81-54 Win Over Cameron in Exhibition
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Nov. 7, 2009

Tulsa, Oklahoma - Senior Larrissa Williams led three Tulsa players in double-digits with a game-high 20 points and all 12 suited players saw action for the Golden Hurricane in an 81-54 victory over Cameron on Saturday afternoon at the Donald W. Reynolds Center.

Chanice Scott added 18 points for TU, followed by Jermaine Kermis who scored 11 points and Taleya Mayberry who had nine. Williams also had a team-leading nine rebounds and two blocks, while Scott had eight boards, and Kermis and Denise Lewis each had six rebounds. Mayberry registered five steals and five assists in the contest.

TU shot 38.8-percent from the field, just 22.2-percent from behind the arc and 57-percent from the charity stripe. The Golden Hurricane earned 17 assists and forced 37 turnovers against the Aggies.

Cameron was led by Luvs Rattler and Josie Stewart who each tallied 10 points, while Natalie Colton had a team-best nine rebounds.

Tulsa had a 15-point lead (42-27) at the half, and climbed to a 28-point advantage twice in the second half.

Tulsa will return to action on Wednesday, Nov. 11 against the Houston Jaguars beginning at 7:00 p.m. in the final tune-up before the regular season home opener against UMKC on Tuesday, Nov. 17th.