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The Rangers will have time to regroup, as their next two games have been rescheduled.

Northwest women’s basketball stays perfect with 62-48 win Over ASU Mid-South

Head Coach LaTaryl Williams praised the team’s conditioning and defensive execution.

The Rangers are off until Nov. 10, when they host Arkansas State University–Newport.

Costly turnovers plagued Northwest, which committed 25 in the game.

The loss marks the final match for the program’s winningest sophomore class, which combined for 55 wins over two seasons.

Barton previously received the award on September 9 and continues to be a defensive anchor for the Rangers.

The victory makes Northwest’s next game a “win-and-in” scenario for the MACCC playoffs.

Northwest is now two games ahead of Pearl River Community College for second place in the conference.

Scores from volleyball, girls’ soccer, and Players of the Week from Northwest volleyball.

Tyes was part of a Northwest team that finished 44-12 on the season, marking the most wins recorded in program history.