Miranda Reed (right) had eight assists during
Saturdays OVU 122-77 victory. Kim Stephens (left)
hits an open teammate inside. Stephens is equally
capable whether inside-outside or offensively-defensively.

Story and Photos by Drew Moody

Glenville State College's Lady Pioneers ended 2010-11 regular season play with a resounding 112-77 win over Ohio Valley University.

Winding up with a 19-8 (17-5 conference) record the team remained undefeated at home this season.

Nine of GSC's players, led by Danielle Woodmore's 19, scored in double-figures. Mishae Miles, a six-foot freshman forward from Chicago, added another double-double in points-rebounds to a very impressive freshman year.

Miranda Reed had eight assists; Danielle Woodmore grabbed six steals.

OVU was steam-rolled the first half 65-34.

The game created quite a different image compared to the team's initial season match-up when OVU prevailed in a 114-110 in overtime.

Hailing from Van Nuys, California, Autumn Davis
(left) the team's 3-point ace, had Lady Pioneer
fans 'California Dreamin'. Kristen Golden (R) didn't
let an OVU height advantage stop her inside attack.

Seniors were honored during Saturday's game. Those players include Miranda Reed, a guard from Hedgesville, WV. She's the team expert at steals and assists. Autumn Davis has made fans remember "California Dreamin,' as she hails from Van Nuys. Davis is the Lady Pioneer's 3-point ace.

Kristen Golden, of Weston, turns in consistently fierce post-position performances for her team. She's also brought fans to their feet when she drops one in from downtown. Kim Stephens, of Mineral Wells, is a balanced offensive and defensive performer with keen long-distance accuracy.

First-round WVIAC Tournament action begins Monday night at campus sites conference-wide. GSC's Lady Pioneers (#3) meet Alderson-Broaddus (#14) at 7:30 p.m. at home.

A full preview of the men's and women's tournament pairings are available at www.wviac.org