Leah Cauble scored the first six points of the game on a trey and a conventional three-point play, enroute to a 37 point performance. Oran outscored the Rams 23-5 in the first period. Cauble accounted for 17 of those points.
A 24-5 margin in the second had the lead up to 47-10 at the break.
The lead got bigger in the the third as the Eagles outpaced Scott City 23-2.
A running clock in the fourth as Oran won that quarter too, 13-8.
"I was pleased with the way we responded coming off our first loss. We were a little short handed but everyone stepped up offensively and defensively," Coach Evans told the blog.
The Eagles only had 7 players dressed and played only 6. Shiloh Kirn and Erin Schlitt did not dress while Ashlyn McIntosh did not play in order to rest a nagging injury.
Cauble hit 12-14 from 2-point range and was 4-9 from beyond the arc and hit her only free throw attempt. She also dished out 7 assists. Brianna Stause had 18 points and hit 3 of her 6 three point attempts. Jessie Long also reached double-figures with 10. Long had 8 steals.
Hannah Scherer had 7 points, Tatum May 6 and Claire Ramsey chipped in 5. Scherer and May grabbed 7 rebounds each. Ramsey had 5 assists.
Oran was 28-47 from inside the arc for 59.6% and 8 of 17 from beyond for 47.1%. From the line they only hit 33% on 3 of 9 shooting.
The Eagles improved to 10-1 on the season and will take on Charleston this evening 6:30.
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