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Lauryn Frederickson grabs the rebounds
Caleb Flegel
59
Lewis & Clark L&C 4-19,2-13 NWC
89
Winner Pacific (OR) Pac 15-8,11-4 NWC
Lewis & Clark L&C
4-19,2-13 NWC
59
Final
89
Pacific (OR) Pac
15-8,11-4 NWC
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 F
Lewis & Clark L&C 11 13 20 15 59
Pacific (OR) Pac 26 22 24 17 89

Game Recap: Women's Basketball | | Seth Orensky

Frederickson Pulls Down 18 Boards In Loss To Pacific

Lauryn Frederickson became the 12th Pioneer in program history to record 18 or more rebounds

FOREST GROVE, Ore.—Despite 20 points from senior Jamison Richards and a career-high 18 rebounds from freshman Lauryn Frederickson, Lewis & Clark College women's basketball fell 89-59 to host Pacific University on Friday night. 
 
THE BASICS
Pacific University 89, Lewis & Clark 59
(Lewis & Clark 4-19, Northwest Conference 2-13) 
(Pacific 15-8, NWC 11-4) 

HOW IT HAPPENED
 
Pacific shot over 50 percent in each of the first three quarters and used a 24-5 edge on points off turnovers to score a season-high 89 points. 
 
Richards continued their strong play by posting 20 points or more for the second time in four games. Richards finished 8-15 from the field and hit both of the Pioneers made threes (2-5) in the contest. 
 
Frederickson had a big game of her own. The freshman pulled down four offensive rebounds and 18 total boards to move into a tie for 10th in program history for rebounds in a single game. She added four points and one block. 
 
Senior Karli Mukai was the second and final Pioneer in double-figures. Mukai chipped in 13 points on 5-11 shooting. Mukai also hit all three of her free throws as part of a strong night for the Pioneers at the charity stripe. Lewis & Clark went 17-23 (73.9 percent) from the free throw line. 
 
Brilie Kovaloff led the hosts with 20 points, six rebounds and five assists. Sydney Gray (17 points) and Rilee Pricee (11 points) joined Kovaloff in double-figures. 
 
Lewis & Clark held their lone two leads of the game early on. Richards knocked down a jumper on the opening possession and added a second on the next play to make it 4-3 a minute in. 
 
Pacific would respond with six points in a row to grab a 9-4 lead, only for Richards to drain a 3-pointer to get Lewis & Clark back within two. The Boxers used another 7-0 flurry to open up a 16-7 lead and they would never let the Pioneers get closer than seven. 
 
After going down 48-24 at the break, Lewis & Clark came out strong in the second half and kept the game much tighter. The Boxers outscored the Pioneers 41-35 in the final two quarters. 
 
In the fourth, Lewis & Clark shot 60 percent (6-10) from the field and held Pacific to a game-low 35 percent (7-20). Mukai (six points) and Richards (five points) combined to score 11 of the Pioneers 15 points during the stanza. 
 
BY THE NUMBERS
  • Frederickson is the 12th player in program history to record 18 rebounds or more in a single-game. She is the first player since teammate Charlotte Carroll accomplished the feat on January 20, 2023 at the University of Puget Sound. 
  • Carroll finished with seven points and six rebounds in 15 minutes of action. 
  • Frederickson's 18 rebounds are the most by any NWC player this season other than Whitworth's Zalissa Sanfo. Sanfo has posted three games with 20 or more rebounds and one contest with 18. 
  • Freshman DJ Kendrick posted five points and two rebounds in five minutes. 
  • Heading into Saturday's season finale, Frederickson sits third in the conference with her 8.7 rebounds per game and third in conference play with 9.5 boards per game. 
  • Over their last four games, Richards has averaged 19.25 points per game. The senior is shooting 49.2 percent (30-61) from the field during that span. 
WHO'S NEXT
 
Lewis & Clark will close out their season on Saturday, when they travel to take on NWC Regular-Season Champion Willamette University at 4 p.m. 
 
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