DANVILLE, Ky. – Mikayla Fee recorded an 18 point, 10 rebound double-double Friday evening, headlining a 74-45 rout for Centre women's basketball against visiting Hendrix inside Alumni Gymnasium.  
 
The Colonels improved to 9-8 overall and 3-3 in the Southern Athletic Association, handing the Warriors their 14th consecutive defeat, leading to a 2-15 record overall and 0-6 mark in-conference.
 
Fee's 18 points marked a new career high for the senior forward, and the double-double was her fourth of the season.
 
HIGHLIGHTS
- The two sides traded early baskets, but a 7-0 run from Centre helped the home team grab a 15-11 advantage with under two to play in the quarter.
- Fee dropped 10 points in the first period, leading Centre to a 20-16 lead after 10 minutes.  
- The Colonels took a 36-28 lead into the half after outscoring the Warriors in the second quarter, 16-12. Three of Centre's five field goals in the period came from long range.
- The third quarter proved to be the turning point in the game, as Centre put Hendrix in a rearview mirror with excellent play on both ends of the court.
- Centre held Hendrix without a point for more than six minutes, pushing the lead up to 20 after Josie Thacker sank a bucket that made it 49-29. The Warriors turned the ball over six times during the quarter.
- Leading 55-33 with one quarter to play, the Colonels would cruise to the finish line as several reserves got in on the action.
 
INSIDE THE BOX SCORE
- Fee's career high came on a 7-for-14 effort from the field and topped her previous best of 16, set earlier this season against Hood.
- Kat Wilson finished with 13 points, five assists and four rebounds.
- Ten different Colonels scored, including a collegiate-high four points from Leslie Stewart.
- Centre's defense held Hendrix to a 32% shooting mark while forcing 16 turnovers. The Colonels ended up with a massive 20-5 advantage in points off turnovers, including 17 in the second half.
- The Colonels' size proved to be a large factor, as the home team racked up a 38-14 edge in points in the paint. Centre out-rebounded Hendrix by 11, including 13 offensive boards that resulted in 13 second chance points.   
 
INTERVIEW


UP NEXT
Centre returns to Alumni Gymnasium and continues SAA action Sunday, meeting Rhodes at 1 p.m. ET.