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Queen Bees Fall to No. 13 Concordia

In the opening day of the Hastings Tournament held in Hastings, NE, the No. 16 St. Ambrose Queen Bees (2-3) fell to the No. 13 Concordia, Neb., Bulldogs (4-0) by a final score of 98-71.

Leading the Queen Bees were Kate Tuttle and Amy Van Dyke.  Tuttle went 3-for-4 from beyond the arc and finished with a team high 18 points. Van Dyke scored 12 while shooting 4-for-6 from the field.

Despite going 1-for-9 from the field, Angie Schinstock was 8-for-8 from the free throw line, scoring 10 points and recorded nine rebounds, just shy of a double-double.  

Freshman center, Ali Rorah is still trying to find her groove with her new team.  Rorah was 2-for-10 from the field scoring four points and grabbing seven rebounds in 19 minutes of play.

The Queen Bees were out shot on the night as they managed a team total of 26-63 from the field compared to the Bulldogs 41-88 shooting.  The Queen Bees were also out rebounded by 13 with the Bulldogs coming away with 47 total rebounds (18 offensive).

Leading the Bulldogs were four different players, all scoring in double figures.  Heading the list was Kari Saving.  Saving scored a game high 19 points while grabbing ten rebounds and dishing out three assists.  

Sarah Harrison, Jonie Ficken and Elizabeth Rhoden scored 15, 13, and ten points, respectively.  Harrison came away with seven rebounds.  Rhoden had a game high five assists.

The Queen Bees will continue in the tournament today and tomorrow as it is not an elimination tournament.


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