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The second half of the Lone Star Conference women's basketball season got off to a solid start with a full slate of division matchups. Four teams – two in the East Division and two in the West Division – kept their division won-loss records clean as each opened 2025 with a pair of victories. UT Tyler and Texas A&M-Kingsville are 3-0 atop the East Division while Lubbock Christian and UT Permian Basin lead the West Division at 3-0.
 
Season standings based on the overall LSC record – games vs. all conference opponents – show six teams tied for the top spot, all with 6-1 (.857) marks: Angelo State, Eastern New Mexico, Lubbock Christian, Texas Woman's, UT Permian Basin 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.
 
Angelo State and Texas Woman’s carry winning streaks into the week. ASU added road wins against Western New Mexico and Sul Ross State for a league-best eight straight wins. TWU took to the road collecting wins vs. Cameron and Oklahoma Christian to move its win streak to seven games. ... Eastern New Mexico had its eight-game win streak halted by Lubbock Christian on Friday, 59-53.
 
Overtime games have been a rarity in the 2024-25 season with just two games extending to extra time. Angelo State took an OT win at Oklahoma Christian Dec. 14 (81-78) while St. Mary's used OT to beat Texas A&M International on Jan. 5 (76-71).
 
A pair of teams avoided overtime play this weekend, thanks to last-second field goals securing regulation time victories. Freshman guard Trinity Chears nailed a three-pointer to secure a 64-61 win for Texas A&M International over St. Edward's on Thursday (Jan. 3). Two days later senior forward Ishauana Hunter slipped around the Midwestern State defense for a buzzer-beating jumper in the lane and give Eastern New Mexico a 56-54 win.
 
In the Polls . . .

• WBCA Division II Top 25 poll / Week 6 (Dec. 31): #2 Texas Woman’s, #18 UT Tyler, #20 Lubbock Christian. Next ranking Jan. 7.
• D2CSC Div. II Media Poll / Week 6 (Dec. 17): #2 Texas Woman's; #7 Lubbock Christian; #14 UT Tyler; RV Eastern New Mexico. Next ranking Jan. 7.
• D2CSC Div. II South Central Region Media Poll / Week 7 (Jan. 6): #1 Texas Woman's, #2 UT Tyler, #3 Lubbock Christian, #4 Eastern New Mexico, 7-T Angelo State, #9 West Texas A&M; #8 West Texas A&M; RV UT Permian Basin; RV Texas A&M-Kingsville. Next ranking Jan. 13.

LSC teams used open dates in November and December to take on their South Central Region rivals from the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC) in matchups that will ultimately figure into Division II postseason regional 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 3-5

OFFENSIVE
Maci Maddox, Lubbock Christian, G, Sr., Animal Science, Lubbock, Texas
Guard Maci Maddox showcased her offensive versatility and leadership, propelling Lubbock Christian in two key conference road wins. Against Eastern New Mexico, Maddox contributed 14 points, including a perfect 4-of-4 start in the first quarter to set the tone for the Lady Chaps. She followed with a career-defining game against West Texas A&M, recording her second career double-double with 18 points and 10 assists. The senior's 10 assists ties for the single-game high in the LSC this season while her scoring included five points in a decisive third quarter and helped extend the LCU lead to 22 points.
 
DEFENSIVE
Khiara Flugence, UT Permian Basin, C/F, Jr., Kinesiology, San Antonio, Texas
Khiara Flugence posted double-digit rebounds to go along with at least one block and one steal in each UT Permian Basin game in the road wins against Sul Ross State (79-50) and Western New Mexico (83-54). The guard/forward grabbed a career-high 15 rebounds, including nine defensive rebounds, and two blocks at Sul Ross State (Jan. 3). The 15 rebounds list at ninth for LSC single-game rebounds this season. The junior came back with 11 boards at Western New Mexico (Jan. 5) and recorded 13 of her two-game 26 rebounds on the defensive end. Flugence added three blocks, and two steals while helping UTPB hold the two opponents to .333 shooting 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
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