The Lancaster Bible College Women's Basketball team played their second game of the Renie Amoss Tip-Off Tournament on Saturday afternoon, falling to Lehman by a score of 72-64. The Chargers fall to 0-4 overall while the Lightning improve to 3-2 overall.
 
How it Happened:
Senior Raven Hunter had a pair of buckets early on as the Chargers led, then the Lightning swung in front 9-5 about three minutes in. Freshman Emma Christner got LBC back in front on a layup, but Lehman went on an 11-3 run to end the quarter as the Lightning led by seven after ten minutes. It was Lehman that surged ahead in the second as they grabbed their largest lead of the game at 14 points, but the Chargers came right back as they went on a 13-2 scoring run with made 3-pointers from sophomore Shania Stoltzfus and freshman Emily Wilson, cutting the lead to three. Stoltzfus hit another three to make it a one-point game, but the Lightning held onto a 36-31 lead heading into halftime.
 
Wilson began the third quarter with a layup, then just over halfway through the period junior Rachel Nolt tied the game at 42 with a score. After Nolt tied it again on a jumper, Wilson made a pair of free throws to give LBC their first lead of the second half at 46-44. Good free throw shooting from Wilson helped the Chargers carry a 50-48 lead into the final quarter. Nolt scored on the opening possession of the fourth for LBC's largest lead at four points, but the Lightning struck for 10 straight points to take the lead back late in the game. Down by 10, the Chargers chipped away as Nolt drained a three and Hunter had a made layup to cut it to three, but Lehman held on for an eight-point win to down the Chargers.
 
By the Numbers:
- The Chargers shot a season-best 40-percent from the floor, 24-percent from 3-point range, and 52-percent from the free throw line
- The Lightning shot 39-percent from the floor, 30-percent from three, and 67-percent on free throws
- Rachel Nolt notched her first double-double of the year for the Chargers with 19 points and 11 rebounds
- Emily Wilson scored a career-high 19 points with nine rebounds and 8-10 free throw shooting
- The Lightning were led by Heaven Figueroa with 19 points, nine rebounds and four steals

Information to Know:
The all-time series is now tied 1-1 between the Chargers and Lightning, with LBC taking last year's matchup 66-53. The Chargers have an active eight-game losing streak dating back to last season and their first 0-4 start since the 2019-20 season when they began the year 0-6, finishing 12-14 on the season. This was the highest-scoring game of the year so far for the Chargers with 64 points, seeing four players in double-figures for the first time since January 25 at Rosemont. Rachel Nolt officially moved into 10th-place all-time in blocks with 28, passing Courtney Goyak (2016-19).
 
Up Next:
The Chargers are back home on Wednesday, November 19 as they host Centenary (N.J.) in the Horst Athletic Center at 5:00 p.m.