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Posted: Saturday, 16 February 2013 8:00PM

Lady Crusaders fall in OT



Springfield, Mo. -- Evangel had their three-game winning streak snapped in a 57-53 home loss to Culver-Stockton Saturday.  

The Crusaders tried to overcome the loss of starting point guard Amanda Landolt, who left the game with 8:50 remaining the first half to a head injury and the team was also missing Tiaunshe Brown who suffered an injury earlier in the week. The Crusaders rallied from nine down but missed on a chance to tie the game in the closing minute.
 
Emily Akins led all scorers with 19 points while Sierra McSpadden added 15 for the Crusaders.
 
Culver-Stockton had 12 points from Randi Lee Plunkett and Shelsey Stanley.
 
The Wildcats improved to 13-13 and 8-8 in the Heart of America conference while Evangel dropped to 7-14 and 6-9 in the league. 
 
Evangel is at home on Monday hosting Baker. Tipoff is at 6 p.m. in the Ashcroft Center.
 
Feb. 16 at Ashcroft CTR FINAL
Culver-Stockton (13-13, 8-8) 57
CRUSADERS (7-14, 6-9) 53

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