GAME NOTES
 

• The Snow College women's basketball team will wrap up its regular-season home schedule as it takes on Community Christian College Friday and Saturday inside the Horne Activity Center in Ephraim.

 

• Friday's game with the Saints will begin at 5:00 p.m. with Saturday's matchup slated to start at 1:00 p.m.  The team's outgoing sophomores will be recognized before Saturday's game.

 

• After defeating Salt Lake Community College for the second time this season, the Badgers welcomed No. 4 College of Southern Idaho to town for the final time this year.  Snow College was defeated by the Golden Eagles 80-37.

 

• The 37 points scored by the Badgers against CSI was their lowest-scoring game of the season.  They scored 40 points against Utah State University Eastern Jan. 26 in Price.

 

• Snow College shot just 28 percent from the field against CSI, which was its second-lowest shooting performance of the season after shooting 26 percent against USUE Jan. 26.

 

• The Badgers also committed 24 turnovers Wednesday marking the second-highest number of turnovers in a game this season.  They committed 33 turnovers against Cochise College Nov. 10.

 

• Samiana Suguturaga scored just seven points against the Golden Eagles snapping a 15-game streak of scoring in double figures this season.  She currently leads the team in scoring averaging 12.7 points per game.

 

• CCC enters the weekend matchup with a 1-25 overall record and a 1-13 mark within Scenic West Athletic Conference play.  Their lone win came in a 53-50 victory over the College of Southern Nevada Jan. 28.

 

• The Badgers defeated the Saints 72-66 in their lone meeting this season in Redlands, California.

 
UP NEXT
 

• Snow College will finish its regular season schedule by taking on Colorado Northwestern Community College for the third and final time this season.  

 

• The Spartans are 8-16 overall this season and 4-11 within the SWAC.  Snow College has won both matchups against CNCC this season winning 75-52 Dec. 16 in Ephraim and 77-55 in Rangely, Colorado Jan. 28.

 

• The matchup will begin at 1:00 p.m. inside Hefley Gym.  For video streaming and live stat information, visit snowbadgers.com.

 
LAST TIME OUT
 
The Snow College women's basketball team experienced a difficult 80-37 loss at the hands of the No. 4 College of Southern Idaho Wednesday night in Ephraim. With this loss, the Badgers fall to 10-14 overall and 7-8 within the Scenic West Athletic Conference.
 
Snow College came into Wednesday's matchup after an emphatic 66-59 victory against the Salt Lake Community College Bruins last Thursday in Ephraim. Despite there being six lead changes throughout the game, the Badgers would go on to earn the win. Snow College faced off against the CSI Golden Eagles just two weeks ago at home where they were defeated 72-61 in a hard-fought battle. 
 
As Wednesday's game began, the first five minutes of play would prove to be a back-and-forth battle. There were several lead changes within the opening five minutes, and the Badgers would even go on to lead 10-7. However, from that point on, the Golden Eagles would push ahead and not look back. CSI went on a dominant 12-0 run as the first quarter came to a 19-10 close. 
 
The second quarter would prove to be even more challenging for the Badgers. Snow College struggled offensively and shot just 26.7 percent from the field. As the first half wound down, the Golden Eagles outscored the Badgers 22-8. The second quarter of play ended with Snow College trailing 41-18. 
 
As the second half began, CSI would continue to extend its lead. In the third quarter the Badgers faltered with six turnovers while the Golden Eagles had only one. CSI took advantage of these turnovers and outscored Snow College 20-7. The third quarter came to a 61-25 close.
 
In the final quarter of the game, the Badger's offensive woes continued. Snow College shot a mere 33 percent compared to CSI's 53.8. In the fourth quarter, the Badgers were outscored 19-12, and the Golden Eagles would soar to a powerful 80-37 victory. 
 
In total, Snow College gave up 24 turnovers which would be their second-highest turnover game of the season. In addition, the Badgers failed to have a player score double figures. This snapped Samiana Suguturaga's streak of 15 straight games with at least 10 points. 
 
Suguturaga did lead the Badgers in scoring, finishing with seven points and six rebounds. Jessica Lange also added seven points while Emmie Barnes put in six points and grabbed four rebounds.