From the first possession against the Thompson Rivers University Wolfpack last Saturday, Logan Reider found some space and knocked down a three-pointer.
Then came another… and then another… and then another.
By the time the buzzer sounded at the end of four quarters, the University of Saskatchewan Huskies guard had put together one of the most efficient performances in U Sports women’s basketball history.
“It was kind of an out of body experience,” Reider said. “I can’t even explain what it was like.
“Everyone asks me about it and I don’t even remember. I kind of was just open, so you got to shoot it when you’re open and they just happened to go in that night.”
Reider set a new Huskies program record with 40 points on the night, helping the visitors earn their sixth consecutive victory with a dominant 96-36 win in Kamloops, B.C.
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