BREVARD, N.C. - The Brevard College women's basketball team (19-5) kicked off its postseason run with a historically dominant 103-31 victory over seventh-seeded Greensboro College (5-19) on Tuesday evening at the Boshamer Gymnasium. The Tornados set a new single-game NCAA-era record for points scored, while senior guard Josie Hester canned her 200^th collegiate 3-point basket.
 
BC's offense, which featured 15 total scorers in the contest, was paced by a trio of double-digit scorers. Makenna Parkins scored 13 points on a flawless 5-of-5 shooting mark from the field and a pair of 3-pointers. Analee Morris added 12 points, while Hester also scored in double figures with 10 points. Somer Johnson added nine points, five assists, and matched a team-high with five assists, and graduate student Chyna Pouncey posted nine points and five rebounds. Kayla Jean collected a team-high six rebounds, and Jada Petty-Wilkins recorded three steals.
 
As a whole, Brevard made 48.6% of its field goal attempts and drilled 12 3-pointers. BC scored 42 points in the paint, created 34 points off GC turnovers, scored 23 points in transition, utilized the offensive glass for 18 second-chance points, and tallied a whopping 64 points off the bench.
 
BC got off to an 8-0 start behind a pair of made 3-pointers by Parkins, forcing an early GC timeout. Brevard continued its dominant first-quarter effort, shooting 72% from the field with three 3-pointers in the stanza, holding a 21-point, 30-9 lead after one quarter.
 
Brevard kept pressure on Greensboro throughout the first five minutes of the second period, outpacing the Pride 10-4 ahead of the under-five timeout. Eleven total Tornados got into the scoring column in the first half, as Brevard held a commanding 32-point advantage, 52-20.
 
Parkins led all scorers with 11 points, shooting 4-for-4 from the field with two made 3-pointers. Shania Houser hauled down a team-best six rebounds, with Parkins and Christena Rhone each distributing three assists apiece. As a team, Brevard shot 50% from the field and hit seven 3-pointers in the first half, and held the Pride to a 7-of-30 mark shooting, and forced seven turnovers defensively.
 
BC started the third period on a 14-0 spurt, forcing a GC timeout at the 7:06 mark. One of those 14 points was Hester's 200^th collegiate 3-pointer, as the Huntersville, North Carolina native has made 133 at Brevard in addition to 67 at UVA-Wise. The Tornados outscored the Pride by a whopping 35-6 margin in the third quarter of action.
 
The Tornados finished off their record-setting offensive performance by scoring 15 points in the fourth quarter to set the new NCAA-era single-game scoring mark with 103 points, surpassing the previous mark of 101 set on January 11, 2010 at Truett McConnell.
 
Greensboro's Azuria Barrino led the way for the Pride with 16 points and six boards, while Meah Brooks also scored in double figures with 11.
 
The Tornados now advance to the Semifinals of the 2025 USA South Conference Tournament, where #2 Brevard will host #3 NC Wesleyan on Thursday at 6 p.m. inside the Boshamer Gymnasium. It marks the first time that BC WBB has hosted the semifinal of a conference tournament in the program's NCAA history.
 
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