Cal Pac Play Continues In The Bay

The Stanton University Lady Elks traveled north to the Bay Area this past Saturday for a matchup against Cal Maritime. While the Elks ultimately fell 72-55, the game was a showcase of individual brilliance and a second-quarter surge that proved this team has plenty of fight.

Standout Performances

Despite the tough road environment at the PEAC Main Gym, several Lady Elks turned in season-defining performances:

• Najharae Young: Young was an absolute force on the glass and the scoreboard. she secured a massive double-double, leading all players with 19 points and a staggering 17 rebounds. Her dominance in the paint kept Stanton competitive throughout the contest.

• Nicole Ros: Providing a spark off the bench, Ros was highly efficient, contributing 9 points and leading the team with 4 assists. Her ability to distribute the ball helped Stanton find their rhythm during their scoring runs.

• Isabel Betancor: Betancor showed her range from deep, knocking down two triples to finish with 8 points.

Game Highlights

The Lady Elks found their stride in the second quarter, outscoring the Keelhaulers 22-16. This offensive explosion showed what the team is capable of when they find their flow, cutting into the early lead and keeping the pressure on the home team heading into the half.

Though Cal Maritime's Emily Newton led the way for the hosts with 23 points, the Lady Elks' resilience on the boards—out-rebounding the Keelhaulers 42 to 32—highlights a gritty identity that will serve them well as they continue their season.