The West Texas A&M women’s basketball team continued its impressive 2025-26 campaign on Thursday, Jan. 15.
In a ranked road matchup, the No. 7-ranked Lady Buffs defeated No. 11 Lubbock Christian 70-59 at the Rip Griffin Center.
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Freshman post player Henley West led all scorers with 15 points in 17 minutes off the bench for WT, adding five rebounds, two assists and two blocks while committing zero turnovers in the win. Wellington alumna Kyla Kane chipped in 10 points, 2 assists, a rebound and a steal.
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WTAMU’s win against the Chaparrals marked fifth-year head coach Josh Prock’s 100th victory at the helm in Canyon.
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The victory also snapped LCU’s 22-game home win streak and helped the Lady Buffs improve to 16-1 on the season and 8-0 in Lone Star Conference play. Prock’s team has now earned three ranked wins this season, taking down No. 21 Colorado Mesa and No. 23 Ferris State earlier in the 2025-26 campaign.
WT’s only loss came in the season opener at the hands of No. 1 Grand Valley State at the D2 CCA Tip-Off Classic. Since that contest, though, the Lady Buffs have won 16 consecutive games by double digits.
WTAMU’s next big test will come in a few weeks, as a matchup against No. 3 Texas Women’s University looms on Jan. 31 in Canyon.
This article originally appeared on Amarillo Globe-News: WTAMU women’s basketball defeats LCU for Josh Prock’s 100th win
