Junior guard Krista Bullis and senior reserve forward Angela Kalanoska scored 16 points each and junior guard Casi Rawls added 15 as ECU improved to 10-8 overall and 2-3 in the LSC North.

            The Lady Tigers not only shot well with 11 three-pointers, but owned a commanding 53-28 advantage on the boards.

            "It was a tremendous start (at 19-0). We shot the ball well and our ball movement and execution on offense was as good as it's been this year," said ECU head coach Kent Franz.

            Also reaching double figures for the Lady Tigers were the freshmen guard tandem of Regan Browne and Jourdan Clark with 11 each and senior forward Danielle Cox with 10.

            Rawls, who converted 6-of-7 field-goal tries on the night, topped all rebounders by hustling for nine and Indhira Ramirez, who finished with seven points, also snatched seven boards as SWOSU was limited to just four offensive rebounds the entire night.

            Browne led ECU with six assists, Rawls ended up with four and Bullis followed with three as the Lady Tigers totaled 19 for the game.

            Kalanoska also nailed 7-of-10 shots from the floor, including two treys.

            Jenna Sprague paced the Bulldogs with a game-leading 23 points.

            The Lady Tigers' biggest lead was 43 points twice, the latter of which came on volleyball player turned basketball forward Emily Holombek's bucket with 2:50 remaining to make it 96-53.

            ECU opened up a whopping 19-0 advantage and led by as many as 28 points (47-19) before settling for a 51-26 halftime cushion.

            The Lady Tigers shot 51.4 percent from the field (7-of-14 from 3-point land), had a 27-16 rebounding advantage and compiled six team steals before intermission.

            Bullis, behind 4-of-6 shooting from beyond the arch, totaled 16 points as she was 6-of-10 from the floor overall before the break.

            Rawls had a solid opening 20 minutes with nine points, including one 3-pointer, to go with a team-leading seven rebounds and four assists. Browne chipped in eight points with a pair of treys to go with two steals and two assists in the first 20 minutes.

            Meanwhile, the Bulldogs, who fell to 1-17 and 0-4, hit just 27.6 percent of their first-half attempts while going just 2-of-17 from long range (11.8 percent). SWOSU was just 3-of-28 (10.7 percent) from outside the arch for the game.

            Sprague was SWOSU's top scorer in the first half with 12.

            It was the third time that the Lady Tigers hit the 96-point mark this season.

            ECU is scheduled to host Cameron Saturday at 2 p.m. inside the Kerr Activities Center in Ada.

ECU-Southwestern Oklahoma boxscore