PORTLAND, Ore.—Lewis & Clark College women's basketball set two single-game records and all 11 players who saw action scored, to lead the Pioneers to a 115-45 win over visiting Northwest Indian College on Tuesday evening. 

THE BASICS
Lewis & Clark 115, Northwest Indian 45
(Lewis & Clark 2-10) 
(Northwest Indian 2-13) 

HOW IT HAPPENED
 
The Pioneers put together one of the best offensive displays in program history to dispatch the visiting Eagles. Lewis & Clark set the single-game program record for assists (34) and points in a half (73 – first half) and just missed tying the program record for field goal percent (62.7). 
 
As a team, Lewis & Clark shot 62.7 percent from the field (47-75), knocked down 9-15 3-pointers (60 percent) and 66.7 percent (12-18) of their free throws. The Pioneers dominated in most categories including a 60-10 edge in points in the paint, 59-5 lead in bench points, 32-11 advantage in points off turnovers and a 20-3 margin on second-chance points. 
 
Senior Charlotte Carroll led the way for Lewis & Clark with a team-best 18 points. The senior forward was super-efficient in 13 minutes of action - finishing 7-11 from the field and adding nine rebounds (five offensive). 
 
Senior Jamison Richards and Kaela Guidry each added 17 points. Richards finished 6-10 from the field and knocked down all four of their 3-point attempts. Guidry recorded a new career-high in points after going 8-9 from the field in just nine minutes. 
 
Senior Ashley Young was the fourth Pioneer in double-figures. The senior nearly doubled her career high for points in a game with 12 points on 5-7 shooting. Young added four rebounds and two assists. 
 
Lewis & Clark dominated the game from the opening tip. The Pioneers raced out to a 14-0 advantage in the opening 3.5 minutes and extended their lead to as many as 27 (35-8) thanks to a 13-0 run late in the stanza. 
 
The hosts kept the pressure on in the second quarter and used a 13-1 flurry to push their advantage to 51-14 with 5:40 to go before halftime. Lewis & Clark broke the record for points in a half with 98 seconds to go before halftime, when freshman DJ Kendrick drained a jumper to make it 69-20. 
 
The Pioneers would add 25 more points in the fourth quarter before tacking on 17 in the fourth for their highest point total in over seven years. 
 
BY THE NUMBERS

• Senior Natalie Elstone and sophomore Emily Newton were the top two Pioneers playmakers on Tuesday. Elstone recorded a career-high and game-high eight assists, to go along with five points, five rebounds and four steals. Newton chipped in a career-high six assists. She also tacked on seven points, five rebounds and four steals. 
• The Pioneers 73 points in a single-half broke the previous program record of 68 points set against Cal Tech on November 27, 2022. Lewis & Clark's 115 points on Tuesday was just shy of the program record for total points in a single-game, which was also set in the contest against Caltech (121 total points). 
• Senior Karli Mukai and sophomore Madelyn Sanchez just missed out on double-digit points with nine points apiece. 
• The Pioneers 34 assists broke the previous program record of 30 assists set against Holy Names College on December 7, 1991.  
• Freshman Lauryn Frederickson filled the stat sheet with seven points, a game-high 11 rebounds, five assists, two blocks and two steals. 
• Lewis & Clark's field goal percent of 62.7 was just 0.1 shy of tying the program record. The Pioneers shot a program record 62.8 percent against Columbia Christian on December 12, 1992. 
• Freshmen Divinity Singleton and Kendrick each put together their best collegiate games. Singleton posted a career-best seven points on 3-6 shooting, including hitting her first collegiate 3-pointer. Kendrick also recorded a career-best seven points and she added five rebounds and one assist. 
• The Pioneers went over 100 points for the first time since November 25, 2016 when they defeated Walla Walla University 108-34. 
• Lewis & Clark posted season-highs for field goal percentage, 3-point field goal percentage, offensive rebounds (18), total rebounds (49) assists, steals (18), forced turnovers (29) and opponent's field goal percentage (24.4).
• Tuesday's win was the first Pioneers home victory since December 5, 2022 when they knocked off Warner Pacific University 61-59.  

WHO'S NEXT 
 
With non-conference play wrapped up, the Pioneers will travel to Pacific Lutheran University on Friday night at 6 p.m.