Lady Jacks Showcase Depth in Lopsided Win Over Crossett

WARREN, Ark. — The Warren Lady Jacks delivered a dominant 70-15 victory over the Crossett Lady Eagles on Thursday night at home, improving their record to 20-2 overall and 3-0 in conference play.

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Warren set the tone early, racing out to a 26-4 lead after the first quarter behind a strong start from Bayleigh Miller, who scored 12 points in the opening period. The Lady Jacks never looked back, controlling the game from start to finish while giving valuable minutes throughout the roster.

Miller finished with a team-high 16 points, continuing her steady offensive production as Warren built and maintained a commanding lead. Breize Fellows followed with 11 points, including a three-pointer during the Lady Jacks’ early surge that helped put the game out of reach.

Alyssa Calbert provided a spark late, scoring eight of her 10 points in the fourth quarter. Her scoring run highlighted Warren’s ability to maintain pressure even as substitutions rotated in down the stretch.

Warren’s depth was on full display throughout the night. Brooklyne McVay scored eight points, including two three-pointers, while Livi McKinney added eight points and made her presence felt inside. Caroline Harton contributed seven points, and Charlee Wardlaw added six as nine Lady Jacks found the scoring column.

Defensively, Warren held Crossett to just 15 points for the game, limiting opportunities and forcing turnovers as the Lady Eagles struggled to generate offense. The Lady Jacks’ defensive intensity and unselfish play helped fuel one of their most complete performances of the season as they cruised to their 20th win.

If weather conditions do not cause any cancellations, the Lady Jacks are scheduled to return to action on the road next Tuesday, January 27, with a conference matchup at Monticello.