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<\/p>\n WEATHERFORD, Okla. (November 24, 2025) \u2013 No. 7 Lubbock Christian University closed a grueling three-games-in-four-days stretch in dramatic fashion Monday evening, as freshman Meg Meekins<\/a> buried a three-pointer at the buzzer to lift the Lady Chaps to a 62\u201361 road win over Southwestern Oklahoma State inside the Pioneer Cellular Events Center. LCU improved to 7\u20130 heading into next week’s Lone Star Conference opener. SWOSU (2\u20132) was powered by a standout 23-point, eight-rebound effort from Sincere Jackson and held a 36\u201310 scoring advantage in the paint, but the Bulldogs managed just 3-of-18 from three-point range (16.7%). LCU overcame a rare 15\u20130 deficit in points off turnovers and nine lead changes to secure its seventh straight win in the series.<\/p>\n How It Happened Game Notes
<\/p>\n THEN & NOW<\/p>\n THEN: It was Maddi Chitsey hitting a three against SWOSU to force 2OT en route to a trophy<\/p>\n NOW: Freshman Meg Meekins’<\/a> three at the buzzer wins the game at SWOSU and keeps LCU unbeaten!!! pic.twitter.com\/1dIBpdK4xf<\/a><\/p>\n
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\nMeekins, who was named the Lone Star Conference Offensive Player of the Week earlier in the day, delivered another electric performance with 18 points on 5-of-7 shooting from three\u2014her third straight game with at least five made threes, marking the first such streak in LCU’s NCAA era. Her final shot came off a kick-out pass (from the interior from Kennedy Chappell<\/a>) with under a second remaining, erasing a one-point deficit after SWOSU’s Sincere Jackson had put the Bulldogs ahead in the final minute.
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\nLCU knocked down a season-high 12 three-pointers and received a career-best 15 points from sophomore forward Tia Johnson<\/a>, who also added three rebounds. Junior guard Kennedy Chappell<\/a> finished with 11 points and six assists, marking her sixth double-figure outing in seven games. Martie McCoy<\/a> posted seven rebounds and a team-leading four steals.<\/p>\n
\nLubbock Christian and Southwestern Oklahoma State opened the game with a tightly contested first quarter, which ended with Southwestern Oklahoma State leading 12-8. SWOSU’s Sincere Jackson scored the first basket with a tip-in at 9:06, while Elle Papahronis contributed four points from free throws. Meg Meekins<\/a> led the Lady Chaps’ scoring with a three-pointer at 5:37, assisted by Martie McCoy<\/a>, and added a jumper to tie the game at 8-8 with 3:36 remaining. However, the Bulldogs pulled ahead with baskets from Landry Allen and Maebry Shields, the latter scoring a fastbreak layup with 1:13 on the clock. Meekins had five points to lead LCU through the opening 10 minutes.
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\nKennedy Chappell<\/a> of the Lady Chaps started the second quarter with a three-pointer, assisted by McCoy, to bring the score to 11-12. SWOSU maintained a slim lead, highlighted by Jackson’s tip-in at 6:55, pushing their advantage to 15-11. Despite turnovers and fouls from both teams, Maddie Moyers<\/a> closed the quarter with a crucial three-pointer at the buzzer, assisted by Chappell, narrowing the Bulldogs’ lead to 22-21. The Chaparrals outscored SWOSU 13-10 in the quarter. SWOSU was 0-of-6 from long-range at the half. Moyers, hitting a pair of three-pointers in the period, led LCU in the frame with six points. She joined Chappell co-leading the team in scoring in the opening half (each had six points in the first half).
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\nLubbock Christian took control early in the third quarter with Meekins sinking a three-pointer assisted by Chappell, giving them a 24-22 lead. Tia Johnson<\/a> extended the advantage with a three-point play, making it 28-24. SWOSU’s Jackson kept it close with consecutive scoring efforts, including a tip-in to narrow the gap to 30-26. In the final minutes, Kimber Mathews<\/a> and Meekins each added crucial three-pointers, helping the Lady Chaps secure a 42-36 lead by the quarter’s end. Despite several turnovers, the Chaps maintained their edge, outscoring SWOSU 21-14 in the quarter behind 13 points in the frame combined from Tia Johnson<\/a> (7) and Meekins (6). Jackson produced 11 in the quarter for SWOSU.
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\nIn a tense final quarter, the Lady Chaps secured a narrow 62-61 victory over the Bulldogs. Papahronis of SWOSU tied the game at 42-42 with a three-pointer at 9:15, but Johnson of Lubbock Christian responded with consecutive free throws to regain the lead. Inside the final three minutes LCU twice led by four points, but SWOSU answered three-pointers from Meekins and Chappel. \u00a0As time wound down, Jackson put SWOSU ahead by one with a layup at the 39-second mark. They added to the lead with a free-throw from Jackson with eight seconds left. Off an inbounds play, Meekins of the Chaps hit a decisive three-pointer at the buzzer, assisted by Chappell, clinching the win for the visiting team.<\/p>\n
\n\u00bb Meg Meekins<\/a>, who prior to the game was recognized as the Lone Star Conference Offensive Player of the Week, connected on 5-of-7 from three-point range. The performance marked her third consecutive game with at least five three-pointers made, as she becomes the first Lady Chaps in their NCAA-era to\u00a0 have five-or-more three pointers in three consecutive game.
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\n\u00bb LCU was out-scored 15-0 in points off turnovers, marking the first time in their NCAA-era they have been held without any points off turnovers.
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\n\u00bb Tia Johnson<\/a> reached double-figures in points for a third time in her LCU career, and her 15 points marked a career-high total.
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\n\u00bb LCU drained as season-high 12 three-pointers, which is their second game of 10+ three-pointers this season.
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\n\u00bb\u00a0Kennedy Chappell<\/a><\/a>\u00a0has racked up double figures offensively six of the seven games this season after posting 11 points Monday. She has 16 double-figure performances in her LCU career.
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\n\u00bb The contest had nine lead changes and LCU won despite an amount of 16:58 with the lead, while SWOSU led for 19:01. LCU led as much as six points and SWOSU led by seven points early in the second quarter.
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\n\u00bb LCU, who went 11-1 in road contests last season, improved to 2-0 in road play this season and their road win streak, carried over from last season, extends to 12 consecutive road wins.
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\n\u00bb The Lady Chaps have now won seven straight meetings against SWOSU, as they are 10-3 in the all-time series. LCU improves to 3-2 all-time against the Bulldogs in Weatherford.
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\nMonday’s contest was LCU’s final pre-conference game, as their next game is their Lone Star Conference opener, as UT Permian Basin visits Rip Griffin Center Wednesday, December 3.
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\n\u2014 LCU Chaparrals (@LCUCHAPS) November 25, 2025<\/a><\/p>\n