Henderson, Tenn. - The Freed-Hardeman University women's basketball team (5-0) took on the Lions of Bryan College (0-2) in their homecoming game of the 2026 season.

The FHU Lions wasted no time at all making their presence felt by getting off to a 14-0 lead in the first 4 minutes, behind 6 points from Lilly Kee and 8 points from Jenna Satterly. A bucket made in the paint by Bryan broke up the scoring run, but FHU went on another 8 point run with 2 points from Satterly and Kee again, with Ella Wheeler and Maddie Kirk joining as well. A 3-pointer from Bryan broke that streak up, but Ally Weathers answered with an and-1 with just over 3-minutes remaining. Up 25-5, Bryan ended the quarter with a 7-0 run, with Brittany Morrow scoring 6 of the 7, to cut the lead down to 25-12. 

Aubrey Blankenship knocked down a free-throw to start the second quarter scoring, and Wheeler added another bucket. FHU went on yet another big run, this time 9-0, and then 2 separate 4-0 spurts broken up by single buckets for Bryan. Going into the half, Freed-Hardeman held a commanding 45-19 lead.

With 4 minutes remaining in the third quarter, JB Clifton scored 5 points to contribute to an FHU 12-0 run to gain their largest lead of the game, 33. Weathers added 6 points, 4 from the charity stripe, throughout the third, with Satterly adding 4 and Kirk hitting one from long range.

With a 64-31 lead entering the fourth quarter, the freshmen's names got called to get some minutes. Keely Webb made the most of the opportunity scoring 7 points in 7 minutes of action. 

Jenna Satterly led the Lady Lions with 16 points, with Lilly Kee adding her fourth double double of the season behind her 15 points, 11 rebound game. Ally Weather added 14, and Maddie Kirk scored her Lady Lion career high 9.

Up Next:

The Lady Lions will get a week of rest before they host Stillman College at the Brewer Sports Center on November 14 at 1:00 pm.