Offense was at peak performance for the Lady Ravens, scoring 107 points in a 107-61 victory over Northwest Kansas Tech.

 

Coffeyville shot 57% from the field and hit a season high 16 three-point shots. Head coach Tony Turner says he is happy with the team's execution on offense.

 

Sophomore Bailey Layman scored a career high 26 points, with eight made threes. Turner says Layman has the potential to be one of the best scorers in the league.

 

The Lady Ravens have now won three in a row, and sit just one game back of fourth place in the KJCCC. The top four teams all receive first round byes in the postseason.

 

CCC will be back in action against Seward County on Saturday.