Lady Jacks See Fourth-Quarter Shift in Home Loss to Arkadelphia

WARREN, Ark. – The Warren Lady Jacks returned home Tuesday night after a demanding stretch of games and fell 51–40 to Arkadelphia at Lumberjack Arena. The result moved Warren to 16–2 on the season following a contest that was tightly controlled for much of the night before turning late.

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Warren set the tone early, opening the game with confidence and pace. The Lady Jacks built a 17–7 first-quarter lead behind sharp perimeter shooting and strong ball movement. Livi McKinney sparked the opening run with five quick points, including a three-pointer. Charlee Wardlaw followed with back-to-back threes to energize the home crowd, and Breize Fellows added consecutive three-point baskets as Warren controlled the opening frame.

The Lady Jacks maintained that momentum into the second quarter. Bayleigh Miller provided a steady scoring presence inside, helping extend the lead to 23–13 by halftime. Warren continued to manage the game through the third quarter, with Fellows adding to her total as the Lady Jacks carried a 33–29 advantage into the final period.

The fourth quarter proved decisive as Arkadelphia found consistency on offense and closed the game with a sustained push. After navigating a busy holiday schedule and a long run of games, Warren experienced a second-half drop-off, but continued to compete on both ends while rotating players and looking for quality scoring opportunities.

McKinney and Miller each finished with 11 points to lead Warren. Fellows added 10 points, and Wardlaw contributed six, highlighting the balanced scoring effort that has been a constant for the Lady Jacks throughout the season.

Warren is now 16–2 on the year and will return to action Friday at home against Bauxite.