BELLINGHAM, Wash. – Coming off a win from yesterday's game against Simon Fraser, the Warriors had a slow start to their match against Western Washington Tuesday night. The Vikings would take the win at home 77-60.
 
Despite two Warriors hitting double, they fell behind in the first half by as much as 17 points and couldn't regain the momentum to catch up.
 
Angelica Baylon was the leader in points with 17 and she was also named as an All-Tournament Selection Tuesday night. Brittney Livingston had a season record in rebounds with six and another with 14 points. Kyanna Davis played a good defensive game with six rebounds and four blocks.
 
The Warriors scored 26 points in the paint which was not too far behind the Vikings 32 points in the paint, but the Warriors fell short in field goals shooting 31.6 percent.
 
The Vikings had five players in the double digits with Lexie Bland, Kelsey Rogers, and Gracie Castaneda all scoring 13. Anna Schwecke and Avery Dykstra both scored 11. Bland also had eight rebounds and six assists. The leading rebounder for Western Washington was Emma Duff who had nine.
 
Western Washington Vikings would now be 7-3 while the Warriors fall 2-7.
 
After a break, the women will be back at the Ed & Bertha Fitzpatrick Arena on Sunday, December 30, to take on Cal State San Bernardino at 4 p.m.