Moncrief Shines as Clark Atlanta Women's Basketball Extends Winning Streak

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — In a dominant performance, the Clark Atlanta Panthers women's basketball team defeated the LeMoyne-Owen Magicians 61-51 on Thursday evening at Bruce Hall/Johnson Gymnasium, extending their winning streak to an impressive four games.

Led by a game-high 18 points from senior forward Jada Moncrief, the Panthers controlled the paint and out-rebounded the Magicians throughout the contest. Moncrief, a standout player for the Panthers, showcased her scoring prowess and ability to impact the game in multiple ways.

The Panthers' dominance on the boards was a key factor in their victory, as they outrebounded the Magicians by a 41-27 margin. This advantage allowed the Panthers to generate second-chance opportunities and limit the Magicians' offensive possessions.

In addition to Moncrief's impressive scoring output, the Panthers received valuable contributions from several other players.

"Our team played with a lot of energy and focus tonight. Jada (Moncrief) was outstanding, and our ability to control the boards was crucial to our success," said Clark Atlanta head coach Shonta Poole.

The victory extends the Panthers' winning streak to four games, solidifying their position as a top contender in the SIAC. This impressive run is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the players, as well as the strong leadership and coaching from Poole and her staff.

As the HBCUConnect community, we are proud to see the Clark Atlanta Panthers women's basketball team continue to showcase the excellence and competitiveness of HBCU athletics. The Panthers' dominant performance against LeMoyne-Owen is a reminder of the rich basketball tradition and talent that thrives within the HBCU landscape. The continued success of the Panthers will undoubtedly inspire and motivate HBCU students, alumni, and supporters nationwide to rally behind their respective programs.

Originally reported by SIAC Sports.