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WKU Women’s Basketball suffered its first loss of the season 101-59 on the road against No. 8 Vanderbilt.
The Lady Toppers fought valiantly, holding the Commodores to their smallest win margin of the season with a 42-point deficit. However, Vanderbilt’s stellar playing halted WKU’s ability to play as a team.
The Commodores outperformed the Lady Toppers in all aspects, finishing the night shooting 54% from the floor. They also nabbed 38 rebounds, overtaking WKU’s 30.
The Lady Toppers could not solve the defense from Vanderbilt, turning the ball over 22 times, resulting in 29 points for the Commodores.
The Lady Toppers continue to move the ball around, finishing with 16 assists and 12 bench points.
Graduate guard Josie Gilvin continues to lead the Lady Toppers, playing 38 minutes, leading the team in defensive rebounds and nabbing 10 points and four assists.
Junior forward Hayven Smith continues to impress, leading WKU with a career-high 15 points.
WKU will return home to take on Kentucky State on Nov. 16. The game will begin at 6:30 and be available on ESPN+.
