WEATHERFORD, Okla. (November 24, 2025) – No.7 Lubbock Christian University wraps up its three-games-in-four-days gauntlet Monday night inside Pioneer Cellular Events Center, where the unbeaten Lady Chaps (6–0) look to keep their perfect start rolling in a nonconference 5 p.m. tip at Southwestern Oklahoma State—LCU's third straight matchup against a Great American Conference foe.
 

NCAA DIV. II WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
OPPONENT	LOCATION	DAY	TIME (CT)	VIDEO	RADIO	STATS
SWOSU	Weatherford, Okla.	Mon., Nov. 24	5:30 p.m.	Watch (Free)	Listen	Stats

 
DOUBLE TROUBLE
LCU improved to 6–0 and extended its home winning streak to 21 straight with a 73–61 victory over Southern Arkansas, powered by a historic performance from junior guard Kennedy Chappell and another explosive outing from freshman Meg Meekins. Chappell turned in one of the most complete games of her LCU career, posting 27 points, six rebounds, six assists and going 11-of-12 at the free-throw line—becoming just the second Lady Chap in the NCAA era to record a 25–6–6 stat line. Meekins added 25 points on 9-of-16 shooting and hit five threes, opening 3-for-3 from deep in the first quarter for the second straight home game.
 
LCU shot 45% from three and committed just seven turnovers while converting SAU's mistakes into a 15–6 points-off-turnovers advantage. The Lady Chaps controlled the game after taking a 24–14 lead at the end of the first quarter and maintained a double-digit cushion until the final minutes. Tia Johnson contributed eight rebounds, and Martie McCoy added six points and four assists. SAU was led by 13 points from Shiloh Fletcher, but the Muleriders struggled to slow LCU's perimeter rhythm and shot 7-of-13 at the free-throw line.
 
CHAP-TIVATING STATS: 5 LADY CHAP FACTS
1 > Elite Ball Security & Playmaking
LCU owns the No.14 assist/turnover ratio in NCAA Division II and ranks No.1 in the Lone Star Conference at 1.20, thanks to just 13.2 turnovers per game (2nd-fewest in the LSC). The Lady Chaps pair that efficiency with league-leading 15.8 assists per game, giving them the conference's most efficient passing attack.
 
2 > Chappell Sets the Pace Nationally
Kennedy Chappell continues to operate at an all-conference—and national—level, ranking No.2 in the LSC and No.25 nationally in assists per game (4.8) while also sitting No.2 in the LSC in scoring (17.2 ppg) and No.2 in the league in field-goal percentage among high-volume shooters (.565). She is the national leader in free-throw attempts (35) and conference leader in free throws made (31).
 
3 > Meekins: One of Division II's Most Dangerous Shooters
Freshman Meg Meekins ranks No.1 in the LSC and No.46 nationally in three-point percentage (.476), while also sitting No.1 in the league and No.2 nationally in total threes made (20). Her 3.33 threes per game rank No.1 in the LSC and No.15 nationally, fueling her 16.8 ppg (5th in LSC).
 
4 > A Conference-Leading Perimeter Attack
LCU ranks No.2 in the LSC and No.37 nationally in three-point percentage (35.7%), and sits No.2 in the league in threes made per game (8.3). Meekins (20 threes), Martie McCoy (6), and Maddie Moyers (5) have combined for 62% of LCU's perimeter scoring, helping LCU outshoot opponents 50–44 from deep this season.
 
5 > Balanced Scoring & Efficient Depth
The Lady Chaps' offensive balance is reflected in four players shooting at least 50% from the floor (Mathews .563, Allen .500, Johnson .500, Moyers .500,) while ranking No.1 in the LSC in assists per game, No.3 in field-goal percentage (45.0%), and No.4 in scoring offense (69.5 ppg). Eleven players average at least 2.0 points per game, giving LCU the depth to sustain scoring runs across all rotations.
 
FIVE FACTS ABOUT SWOSU               
1 > SWOSU owns one of the nation's stingiest defenses, holding opponents to 32.0% shooting (23rd nationally, 3rd in the GAC) and just 24.3% from three, the best three-point defense in the conference. They also sit 4th in the GAC in scoring defense at 56.3 ppg.
 
2 > Junior forward Landry Allen ranks No.3 nationally in blocks per game (4.0) and leads the GAC in both total blocks (12) and blocks per game. She's coming off a program-record nine-block game vs. Missouri Southern — the most by any Division II player this season.
 
3 > Elle Papahronis is averaging 11.3 rebounds per game (21st nationally, 2nd in the GAC) and ranks 10th nationally in offensive rebounds per game (6.0). Her 3.33 steals per game lead the GAC, showcasing one of the league's most complete defensive stat lines.
 
4 > As a team, SWOSU averages 6.0 blocks per game, ranking No.7 nationally and No.1 in the GAC. Allen is the anchor, but the Bulldogs have 18 team blocks in just three contests.
 
5 > SWOSU ranks 3rd in the GAC in total rebounds per game (43.3) and 4th in offensive rebounds (15.7). They've held opponents to just 57.0 rebounds total and 38.0 per game, helping fuel their +5.3 rebound margin.
 
THE SERIES AGAINST SWOSU
LCU holds an 9-3 all-time record against SWOSU, including victories in the last six matchups. The most notable clash between the programs occurred on March 29, 2019, in Columbus, Ohio, when LCU defeated SWOSU in double overtime (95-85) to secure the 2019 NCAA Division II national championship. The teams also faced off in the 2020-21 postseason, with LCU prevailing 78-65 in Canyon, Texas, during the South Central Regional Championship (a matchup made possible by COVID-19 postseason realignment). This marks the fourth consecutive season the two teams have met since Jeff Zinn became head coach of the Bulldogs, with LCU spoiling his home debut on Nov. 21, 2022, in a 73-67 victory, which was LCU's most recent trip to Weatherford (win placed LCU with a 2-2 all-time record against SWOSU in Weatherford).
 
PRIOR MEETING VS. SWOSU
LUBBOCK, Texas (November 26, 2024) – LCU 67 - SWOSU 59
No. 5 Lubbock Christian University erased a 12-point deficit and overpowered previously unbeaten Southwestern Oklahoma State 67–59 at the Rip Griffin Center. The Lady Chaps improved to 8–0 behind a dominant night from Grace Foster, who delivered a 30-point, 12-rebound double-double while shooting 5-of-7 from three. Foster scored 19 second-half points—including 14 in the fourth quarter alone—and matched her career high with five made threes.
 
LCU trailed 23–13 after a cold first quarter and went into halftime down 36–29 before storming back with a 13–4 third-quarter run that included a momentum-shifting three from Taylor Thomas. After entering the fourth down 47–46, the Lady Chaps weathered two early threes from SWOSU's Layni Zinn, answering both with triples from Foster. Her second three sparked an 8–0 run that established a 57–53 lead LCU never relinquished.
 
Foster, Maci Maddox (11 points, four assists), and Audrey Robertson (10 points, eight rebounds, two blocks) combined for 76% of LCU's scoring. The Lady Chaps dominated the glass 45–33—grabbing 13 offensive rebounds for a 9–3 second-chance margin—and recorded a season-high seven blocks, led by four from Foster. SWOSU, which entered the night 4–0, was held to 33.9% shooting and just 22.6% after halftime.