Loyola Chicago's women's basketball team ended its WNIT run with a 71-62 loss to George Washington in the Super 16. Despite shooting a season-best 56.2% from three-point range, the Ramblers couldn't overcome a fourth quarter deficit. Coach Allison Guth noted the team's resilience and fight, especially after tying the game at halftime. Alexus Mobley led the scoring with 19 points, while the team struggled to convert offensive rebounds into second-chance points.

By the Numbers
  • Loyola Chicago shot 9 of 16 (56.2%) from 3-point range.
  • The Ramblers forced 15 turnovers, scoring 23 points off those takeaways.
State of Play
  • Loyola tied the game at 25-25 at halftime after trailing early.
  • George Washington built a significant lead in the third quarter and fended off a Rambler comeback in the final period.
What's Next

Following this defeat, Loyola aims to regroup and build on their performance for the next season, focusing on converting their offensive rebounds and maintaining their shooting efficiency.

Bottom Line

The Ramblers showcased strong offensive capabilities but must address consistency in converting opportunities. This experience may serve as a foundation for future success, as highlighted by their impressive shooting performance.