By Kaysie Moore
The Missouri women’s basketball team won its second exhibition game against the Lindenwood Lions on Tuesday, Nov. 6 at Mizzou Arena. The Tigers outpaced the Lions by a large margin, winning 88-46.
The top contributors for Missouri were freshman guards Maddie Stock and Lianna Doty. Stock scored 19 points in 18 minutes off the bench, while Doty contributed 14 points and seven steals.
Junior forward Bri Kulas also contributed 16 points.
Missouri hosts Saint Louis University to open up regular season play on Friday, Nov. 9 at Mizzou Arena.
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Missouri coach Robin Pingeton draws out a play during the Tiger’s second exhibition game against Lindenwood on Tuesday, Nov. 6.
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Missouri forward Darian Saunders (00) battles for positioning with Lindenwood’s Tori Kuhn (21) during a game on Tuesday, Nov. 6. The Tigers won 88-46.
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Missouri center Liz Smith (45) defends Lindenwood center Sonya Milford (23). The Tigers won their second exhibition game at Mizzou Arena, 88-46.
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Missouri guard Morgan Eye (30) celebrates with forward Bri Kulas (13) during the Tigers’ 88-46 win over Lindenwood on Tuesday, Nov. 6.
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Missouri guard Liene Priede (32) shoots over Sonya Milford (23) of Lindenwood during a game on Nov. 6 at Mizzou Arena. Priede scored five points in Missouri’s 88-46 win.
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Missouri guard Maddie Stock shoots over a Lindenwood defender during the Tiger’s 88-46 win on Tuesday, Nov. 6. Stock was the game’s leading scorer with 19 points off the bench.
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Missouri guards Liene Priede (32) and Sydney Crafton (21) react to a call by a referee during the first half of a game against Lindenwood on Nov. 6. Missouri won the game, 88-46.
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Missouri guard Sydney Crafton (21) drives to the basket past Lindenwood’s Jenny Rocha (1) in a game on Tuesday, Nov. 6 at Mizzou Arena. Crafton had six points in the Tigers’ 88-46 victory.
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Missouri guard Lianna Doty (right) looks to pass while being guarded by Lindenwood’s Jenny Rocha (1) during the Tiger’s 88-46 win on Tuesday, Nov. 6. Doty scored 14 points and snagged seven steals for Missouri.
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