 Well, how about it's a young team that's been tested early BSU women's basketball. They bounce back though from a tough four point loss opening night to come from behind a racing a 13 point deficit beating Mayville State. Once again, it was youth leading the way down the stretch playing like veterans Brooklyn Bachman her second straight 20 point game in sophomore Sydney Arrington pitching in 15 but also big bench minutes from Maria Apachele in her debut scoring all eight of her points in the fourth also chipping in the second half to get boards and three assists. It was really great. It was really exciting, especially for the first game. It was a really good environment and it was just really fun. We just told her, hey, we have all confidence in you. You need to take care of the basketball. You have the best vision to break the press, so we need you in there. She came back the second half didn't have a turnover a couple close ones, but that just shows a kid maturing in a second half and contributing eight points down the stretch to was really exciting to see. Next up, the Beavers head out west to Denver, Colorado. Friday and Saturday in the Metro State Thanksgiving Classic starting with Metro State at five on Friday night. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland news, please consider making a tax deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.