Pratt holds Cloud County to season-low in home win

Sophomore Courtney Cleveland made an impact for the Beavers on both ends of the floor with 12 points and three blocks.
Sophomore Courtney Cleveland made an impact for the Beavers on both ends of the floor with 12 points and three blocks.

The Pratt Community College women's basketball team took down another conference opponent this past Saturday as they hosted Cloud County Community College. The Beavers improved to 12-3 overall, and 5-2 in the KJCCC with a 60-44 home win against the T-Birds.

In an overall low-scoring contest, a determined Pratt defense held Cloud County to a season-low 44 points. The feat was a result of forcing the better half of 20 turnovers and limiting the T-Birds to only 30 percent shooting from the field.

Sophomore Courtney Cleveland made a particular effort on the defensive end of the ball by earning a season-high three blocked shots. The second-year forward also ended her night a single rebound away from a double-double by bringing down 9 rebounds. Cleveland also led her team in scoring with 12 points.

Pratt retains a third-place standing among the rest of the KJCCC West. The blue and white are only out-placed by No. 11 Seward County Community College and No. 4 Hutchinson Community College.

The Beavers are now 7-3 in their last 10 contests. While playing at home, PCC is 9-1.

Women's basketball will continue conference play with a road matchup against Barton Community College on Jan. 14 beginning at 5:30 p.m.