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Redhawks Return home to Face Harris-Stowe After Desert Swing

Southeast Missouri State women’s basketball (2-4) aims to break a three-game skid as they welcome Harris-Stowe State University (1-5) to the Show Me Center in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, on Wednesday, December 3rd, at 6:30 p.m. CT. The Redhawks are looking to re-establish their dominance against the Hornets, holding a perfect 7-0 record in the all-time series.

Series History Favors SEMO

Southeast Missouri has consistently controlled the matchup against Harris-Stowe, boasting a 7-0 advantage.Their most recent contest, held last season, resulted in a decisive 86-48 victory for the Redhawks at the Show Me Center. Wednesday’s game marks the eighth meeting between the two programs.

Redhawks Reflect on Challenging Road Trip

SEMO is coming off a pair of losses at the Desert Financial Arena in Tempe, Arizona, during a Thanksgiving tournament hosted by Arizona State.Despite strong individual performances, the Redhawks fell to Arizona State 85-56 on Saturday, followed by a 65-55 defeat against San Diego on Sunday.

Taylor Shines from Beyond the Arc

Guard Carmen Taylor delivered a standout performance against Arizona State, erupting for a career-high 21 points. Remarkably, all of Taylor’s points came from three-point range, where she connected on 7 of 13 attempts. This performance surpassed her previous career best of five three-pointers against Wichita State on November 18th.Currently, Taylor is shooting 38.6% from beyond the arc this season.

McCully Continues Scoring streak

graduate guard Lexi McCully continues to be a consistent offensive threat for the Redhawks, extending her double-digit scoring streak to nine games, dating back to the 2024-25 season. She contributed 15 points against San Diego.

Recent Results & Upcoming Schedule

the Redhawks hold a 2-4 overall record,securing a 71-66 victory over Evansville on November 6th and falling to Missouri State 67-57 on November 11th. They have two more non-conference home games scheduled, including a December 30th matchup against William Woods.

Consistent Starting Lineup

Lexi McCully is the only Redhawk to have started all six games this season, logging 182 minutes on the court. She ranks 15th in the OVC in minutes played, averaging 30.2 minutes per game. Teammate Carmen Taylor closely follows, averaging 31.2 minutes per game and ranking 11th in the conference.

Teamwork Makes the Dream Work

Through six games,the Redhawks have demonstrated strong ball movement,recording 72 assists. Led by Raissa Nsabua, SEMO is averaging 12.0 assists per game, ranking sixth in the OVC in team assists.

Three-Point Prowess

Southeast Missouri is connecting from three-point range at a solid clip, shooting 33.3% from deep (37-111). Carmen Taylor leads the team with a 38.9% three-point percentage, ranking second in the OVC.

Defensive Strength Against the Three

Complementing their offensive three-point shooting, the Redhawks have effectively defended against opponents’ three-point attempts, holding them to just 24.8% from beyond the arc – the second-best mark in the OVC. They have allowed only 27 made three-pointers through six games.

Offensive Production

The Redhawks are averaging 62.5 points per game as a team, with a season-high of 71 points against evansville on November 6th. Their shooting percentages include 36.1% from the field (125-346), 33.3% from three-point range (37-111), and 69.3% from the free-throw line (88-127).

Fans can follow the Redhawks via X (@OfficialSEMOWBB),live stats on StatBroadcast,and a live stream on ESPN+. The game will also be broadcast on SEMO ESPN 93.5 FM and 1220 AM with Rusty Hendricks on the call. Tickets are available [here](