NASHVILLE, Tenn. - The Trevecca women's basketball team (17-9, 14-2 G-MAC) finished out their regular season on Saturday, February 28 versus Salem International University (0-28, 0-16 G-MAC) with their tenth straight conference win. 91-47.

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Trevecca heads to the post-season G-MAC championship tournament at Cedarville University March 5-7. They will play their first game of the tournament on Friday, March 6 at 4 p.m. CST versus either Kentucky Wesleyan College (18-8, 13-3 G-MAC) or Ursuline College (18-9, 6-9 G-MAC), pending the result of their first tournament game versus each other.

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The Trojans took a 12-0 run to start the game out and secure a lead. Coming out of the first media time out Salem sank two threes to get them on the board and cut that lead in half. Kaci Britt Bell (SR/Mt. Juliet, TN) answered with a shot from behind the arc. Haley Felker (SR/Kingston Springs, TN) followed with a jumper and a three from to help lead the Trojans on another run, 20-2, that put the Trojans up by 26 with 3:32 left to play.


Trevecca came out hot after the half time break, turning in a 17-3 run with 10 of those points coming off the finger tips of Paige Baugher (JR/Mt. Juliet, TN). TNU continued to stretch that lead out until they reached the greatest lead of of the game, 44, with 1:46 left to play, and that's where they finished, 91-47.

Paige Baugher led the Trojans in scoring with 18 points, Kaci Britt Bell contributed 16, and Christina Curtner (SR/Chapel Hill, TN) had 14. Briana McDonald (SO/Tullahoma, TN) led at the boards with eight and also threw in 13 points. Haley Felker and Baugher both had four assists. Bell also grabbed four steals. Kylie White (JR/Clarksville, TN) had two blocks.
 

TNU made 31-of-81 shots from the field with 11-of-31 from three-point range and 18-of-22 at the free throw line. They earned 29 points off of 18 SIU turnovers, saw 15 second chance points, and 36 points from the bench.