NEW ORLEANS, La. – Brewton-Parker women's basketball traveled to New Orleans to take on No. 9-ranked Loyola (La.) on Monday afternoon.

The Lady Barons (9-5, 2-4 SSAC) struggled against a tough Wolf Pack (11-0, 5-0 SSAC) in a 94-59 defeat on the road.

"Loyola has been the class of our league for a long time," Head Coach Steve Edwards said. "We have been fortunate enough to compete and beat them a few times. I believe this is the strongest group we've faced."

"We are not in the same class as Loyola right now," Edwards mentioned. "We have a long way to go before we can beat them. This break will be good for us to become healthy and whole. We look forward to getting back to work after the break."

How It Happened | 1st Q

• The Wolf Pack started out hot with a 7-0 lead in the first five minutes of play.
• Madison Evans scored the first bucket for the Lady Barons before Loyola answered with a 6-0 run to lead by 11 points with 2:27 on the clock.
• Brewton-Parker struggled to find the basket, scoring just eight points in the quarter while the Wolf Pack finished with 21.
• Evans led the way for BPC with six points followed by Drexelle Ward with two points.

How It Happened | 2nd Q

• The Lady Barons produced their best scoring effort of the game in the second period, producing 21 points.
• Loyola remained in control of a double-figure lead for most of the second period, scoring 27 points to lead 48-29 at the break.
• Keonya Mincey put together a seven-point performance shooting 2-for-3 from beyond the arch while Evans gathered five points.

How It Happened | 3rd Q

• Loyola continued to hold on to a commanding lead, not slipping under a 20-point advantage over the Lady Barons.
• The Lady Barons were outscored in the third quarter 9-14 as the Wolf Pack moved to a 67-43 lead after 30 minutes of play.
• A'Aliyah Clay scored five points to lead the quarter for BPC followed by a trey from Mincey.

How It Happened | 4th Q

• Loyola put the finishing touches on the game, surging to a 27-16 quarter in the final 10 minutes of play.
• Brewton-Parker struggled to find answers to the Wolf Pack as Loyola finished the game out strong.

Inside The Statistics

• BPC shot for 32.8% (21-of-64) from the floor, 25% (8-of-32) from three, and 75% (9-of-12) from the charity stripe.
• Evans and Mincey both led BPC with 13 points apiece with Evans gathering a game-leading three steals.
• Chardell Jones led the rebounding efforts in her first contest of the season with six boards.

Other Notables

• The Wolf Pack held a commanding 53-28 rebounding advantage over the Lady Barons.
• Loyola also outscored Brewton-Parker 38-16 in the paint.
• BPC won the turnover battle by four while falling behind by one steal on the defensive side of the ball.
• The Wolf Pack dished out a 20-8 assist advantage.

Next Up

• The Lady Barons will take a break before returning to the court on Dec. 30 in an exhibition at Georgia Southwestern in Americus.