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Lone Star Conference women's basketball teams take a break from their division opponents and play a pair of cross division games on Thursday and Saturday (Jan. 23, 25). The division schedule resumes with the January-to-February turn of the calendar January 30-February 2.
 
The 2024-25 season standings as of January 18 and based on the overall LSC record – games vs. all conference opponents – have three teams tied for the top spot, all with 10-1 (.909) marks: Lubbock Christian, Texas Woman's and UT Tyler. Seeding for the eight-team LSC Tournament is based on overall standings (22 games). The East and West Division winners automatically qualify for the LSC Tournament but are not guaranteed a top two seed.
 
In the East and West Division standings, a bit of breathing room was created after the recent three-week stretch of intra-division play. LCU remains undefeated atop the West Division (7-0 LSC West) distancing itself from second-place ASU (5-2 LSC West) with wins at UT Permian Basin and ASU. East Division leader UT Tyler (7-0 LSC East) and second-place Texas Woman's (6-1 LSC East) each posted a road sweep vs. Texas A&M International and Texas A&M-Kingsville, adding a bit of separation from TAMUK (5-2 LSC East).  ...  St. Edward's. St. Mary's and West Texas A&M posted 2-0 records the past week. SEU and StMU collected road wins against Oklahoma Christian and Cameron while WT upended Western New Mexico and Sul Ross State.
 
Eastern New Mexico notched a pair of conference season-bests in its home win vs. SRSU, scoring 98 points and gathering 25 steals. Greyhounds Nataya Lockett and Tatiana Platonova had five steals apiece while Lockett scored a game-high 23 points. ... Midwestern State's Kerbie Cash finished with eight assists in the Mustang win at UT Permian Basin. ... ASU's Majik Esquivel joined the 30-point club, tallying 31 points in the Rambelle's win over MSU.
 
LSC in the Polls . . .

• WBCA Division II Top 25 poll / Week 8 (Jan. 13): #2 Texas Woman’s, #13 UT Tyler, #18 Lubbock Christian. Next ranking Jan. 21.
• D2CSC Div. II Media Poll / Week 8 (Jan. 13): #2 Texas Woman's; #10 UT Tyler; #16 Lubbock Christian. Next ranking Jan. 21.
• D2CSC Div. II South Central Region Media Poll / Week 9 (Jan. 20): #1 Texas Woman's, #2 UT Tyler, #3 Lubbock Christian, #6 Angelo State, #8 West Texas A&M, #9-T Eastern New Mexico, RV Texas A&M-Kingsville, RV UT Permian Basin. Next ranking Jan. 27.

 
LSC teams used open November and December dates to take on South Central Region rivals from the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC) in games that will ultimately figure into the Division II postseason regional rankings and tournament berths. In the 43 inter-region games, the LSC posted a 30-13 (.698) record with four teams unbeaten in games against their RMAC opponents: LCU (4-0), UT Tyler (3-0), Texas Woman's (3-0) and Eastern New Mexico (3-0).

 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK  |  Games January 13-19

OFFENSIVE
Grace Foster, Lubbock Christian, F, Sr., Criminal Justice, Childress, Texas
Senior forward Grace Foster delivered a pair of hot offensive performances to lead Lubbock Christian in LSC road wins against UT Permian Basin (67-62) and Angelo State (80-63), highlighted by a record-breaking 39-point performance Saturday at ASU. Foster's 39 points -- highest in the LSC this season -- set the LCU single-game scoring record as she added 10 rebounds to claim her sixth double-double of the season. Foster's week began with a strong showing vs. UT Permian Basin, where she tallied 19 points. Foster added six assists, four blocks and three steals to her two-game stat line in addition to averaging 29.0 points.
 
DEFENSIVE
Raynne Malik, St. Mary's, F, Fr., Biology, London, Ontario
Freshman forward Raynne Malik provided the defensive spark as St. Mary's swept its first LSC road trip since 2020 with wins vs. Cameron (56-51) and Oklahoma Christian (59-51). Malik blocked nine shots – four vs. CU and career-high five vs. OC – and recorded a back-to-back double-double scoring 15 points and grabbing 10 rebounds in each game. Of her 20 rebounds for the week, 19 were on the defensive end of the floor, limiting second-chance opportunities as the Rattlers allowed each opponent 51 points and a combined 30.6 percent shooting from the field. Malik shot 70.6 percent from the field.
 
2024-25 Weekly Awards
Offensive Player of the Week
Nov. 4    Ashley Ingram, Texas Woman’s
Nov 11   Kyla Kane, West Texas A&M
Nov 18   J.P. Perkins, St. Edward's
Nov 25   Megan Mendazona, UT Tyler
Dec 2     Grace Foster, Lubbock Christian
Dec 9     Taysha Rushton, UT Permian Basin
Dec 16   Shelby Ray, Texas A&M-Kingsville
Dec 22   Ella Bradley, UT Tyler
Jan 6      Maci Maddox, Lubbock Christian
Jan 13    Zarria Carter, Midwestern State
Jan 20    Grace Foster, Lubbock Christian
Defensive Player of the Week
Nov. 4    Grace Foster, Lubbock Christian
Nov 11   Grace Foster, Lubbock Christian
Nov 18   Zarria Carter, Midwestern State
Nov 25   Jayla Smith, Eastern New Mexico
Dec 2     Taylor Haggan, West Texas A&M
Dec 9     Trinity Hudson, Eastern New Mexico
Dec 16   Grace Foster, Lubbock Christian
Dec 22   Ishuana Hunter, Eastern New Mexico
Jan 6      Khiara Flugence, UT Permian Basin
Jan 13    Ashley Ingram, Texas Woman's
Jan 20    Raynne Malik, St. Mary's