Box Score COOKEVILLE, Tenn. - East Tennessee State women's basketball (1-4, 0-0 SocCon) fell to the Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles (4-1, 0-0 OVC) on Friday evening 52-61.

NOTABLES

• Anala Nelson, the graduate guard, boasted an ETSU career-high 17 points, going 7-8 from the line and 5-9 in field goals for additional ETSU career-highs.  Nelson also collected three rebounds, one assist and three steals.
• Freshman guard SaBreya Monsanto recorded her third consecutive appearance with double-digit points, putting up 11 with five free throws and three field goals, tacking on two rebounds, two assists, three steals and one block.
• Meghan Downing opened the contest with one of her two blocks in the outing, with three rebounds, four points, two assists and one steal.  The senior forward is now five blocks away from the ETSU All-Time Career Lead in total blocks (129).
• Carmen Richardson, the sophomore guard, put up a sheet of numbers with six points, three rebounds, two assists and one steal.
• Junior guard Daniela Lopez made her debut in the blue and gold, boasting seven points with two layups and a three point in 16 minutes of action.  Lopez joins Richardson as the only two Bucs to make a three point attempt.
• Kennedy Younkin, the sophomore forward, collected the team-high of five rebounds.
• The Bucs totaled 52 points, 31 rebounds, eight assists, nine steals and three blocks, outscoring the Golden Eagles in points from turnovers, points from fast breaks and points from the bench.

GAME FLOW
Q1

• Through the first, the squads paced each other to a 15-17 opening frame, with the ETSU outscoring TTU 5-0 in points from turnovers, 7-1 in points from fast breaks and 9-4 from bench points.
• Monsanto was the leading scorer for the Bucs with five points while Nelson and Lopez put four on the board apiece.
• The team put up a season-low quarter in turnovers with just one allowed.

Q2

• Nelson led in the second frame with four points while three members of the squad tallied two rebounds apiece and Lyons went 3-4 from the line.
• In a low-scoring quarter, the Bucs put 10 on the board, four more than the Golden Eagles, with just two turnovers and the lead in points from turnovers, the paint, second chance and fast breaks.

Q3

• In the third, Downing cleared two buckets in the paint with three rebounds, one assist and one steal as the squad's overall leader in the frame.  Monsanto put up five points and Richardson collected two assists.
• The Bucs totaled more field goals (7), 3PT (2), rebounds (8), assists (5) and steals (2) than the Golden Eagles.

Q4

• Nelson led for the third frame of the night, putting up a single-quarter high of seven points with 5-6 free throws made and one field goal, tacking on two rebounds.
• 10 members of the squad saw action in the fourth quarter.

UP NEXT
ETSU heads to Memphis for a meeting with the Tigers in Elma Roane Fieldhouse on Saturday, November 22 at 3 p.m. ET.