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Lukan’s career high lifts Green Bay

March 14, 2015 By Bill Scott

Kaili Lukan

Kaili Lukan

Two days after scoring a season high 24 points against Milwaukee, Kaili Lukan scored a career high 27 points to lead the Green Bay Phoenix women to a 63-54 win over Youngstown State in the Horizon League Tournament semifinals at the Kress Center in Green Bay.

The Phoenix (27-4) held off a late charge from fourth-seeded Youngstown State (21-10).  The Penguins cut a 51-34 deficit to three points (55-52) before Green Bay clamped down on defense and pulled away for the win.

The win sets up a Championship game rematch against Wright State (25-7) on Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Kress Center.  Wright State knocked off Green Bay in last year’s Horizon League title game.  The Raiders set a tournament single-game scoring record with a 99-87 win over third-seeded Cleveland State (19-12) in Friday’s first semifinal.

Green Bay and Wright State have accounted for the past four championships in the Horizon League Tournament.  The Phoenix won both regular season meetings between the two teams.

 

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