Texarkana, Texas – The SAU Women's Basketball team closed out their 2019 calendar on a high note, dominating from wire to wire in Texarkana over Texas A&M-Texarkana by a score of 110-52.

The Muleriders close their non-conference schedule with a 4-0 record on the year, the first time since the 2015-16 season. Their 8-2 start to the season is also the best since 15-16.

This game saw the Muleriders rewrite the record books in a variety of different categories. The 110 points is the second most in school history, just shy of the 114 scored on Wiley College in the 1997-98 season.

Their 40 field goals made is the fourth-most in program history, just shy of the 44 made on two different occasions; their 28 assists are tied for second most, just short of the 30 forced versus LeMoyne-Owen on December 17, 2015; and their 24 steals are tied for fifth-most all-time, just shy of the record 34 set in 2004.

The Muleriders established two new single-game records in rebounding and three-pointers made. The Muleriders grabbed 68 rebounds, besting the previous mark of 66 against Henderson State on February 10, 2003. The Muleriders, just two days ago, grabbed the now eighth-most rebounds in program history with 54 against Rogers State. That is a two-game stretch where the Muleriders grabbed 122 rebounds to their opponents' 63.

Doriana Brown led the effort on the glass, grabbing 10 rebounds, as she was one of six Muleriders to grab seven or more rebounds.

The Muleriders also made 13 three-pointers on the day, besting the previous record of 11, done five times previously and last done so on February 9, 2013 versus Southeastern Oklahoma. Kylie Warren led the three-point barrage, going 4-6 from deep.

Tamera Shaver and Braydyn Hill both made three threes each, and Brown, Erin Brinkley and Fatarah Kinnard each made a three for the new record.

Hill led all scorers with 18 points, shooting 5-12 from the field and 3-7 from deep; the freshman grabbed four rebounds, dished out five assists and seized three steals in 19 minutes off the bench.

Kisi Young scored 15 points on 6-8 shooting from the field; the Magnolia native grabbed seven rebounds in 10 minutes of game action.

Alyssa Crase was the only Mulerider to not score on the day; however, the senior grabbed eight rebounds and two steals in 11 minutes on the floor.

Jerica Bell scored eight points and seven rebounds, and Brinkley went for seven and seven.

Maggie Evans was the other Mulerider with seven rebounds; the Conway native scored three points, dished out four assists and grabbed three steals in 14 minutes of action; Kinnard scored three points, grabbed three rebounds, and had two assists and four steals in ten minutes.

The Muleriders held a 70-26 halftime advantage, propelled by a 42-11 second quarter. Last season, the Muleriders had only three games last season scoring 70 or more points. The Mulerider bench also outscored the Eagles 90-5 and outscored them on second-chance points 31-2.

The Muleriders are back in action on January 2^nd, 2020 inside the W. T. Watson Center for a conference matchup against Northwestern Oklahoma State.