GRAND RAPIDS, Mich - The Golden Eagles saw their win streak extend to five-games after a tough victory over Concordia 71-64. Cornerstone saw a career game by Freshman Jaxi Long as she led the team with 25 points as Kennedy Helderop dropped 10 assists to help Cornerstone in the victory. Cornerstone only has one game this week as it comes against #21 Indiana Tech in Fort Wayne on Wednesday, November 30 at 6 p.m.

Opponent: #21 Indiana Tech
Location: Fort Wayne, Ind (Schaefer Center)
Date: Wednesday, November 30
Time: 6 p.m.
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Staying Hot
The Golden Eagles continued their winnings ways that saw their win streak extend to five-straight. This is the longest win streak under Coach Yonkers as she will look to lead her players to a sixth-straight victory over a tough Indiana Tech team. Every game a new player has stepped up for the Golden Eagles as Jaxi Long was the one who helped Cornerstone past Concordia.

Offensive Production
The Golden Eagles have had great success with their offense during this five-game win streak. Jaxi Long had a career high 25 points with most of those coming in the second alf to get past Concordia last Wednesday. Kennedy Helderop also added 10 assists and Mackenzie Stein scored in double-figures for the second-straight game.

History vs. Indiana Tech
Indiana Tech has found success against the Golden Eagles winning the last eight matchups with ease. Last year Indiana Tech won both games by a score of 84-41 and 70-36 as they made another appearance in the NAIA National Tournament. Cornerstone will be looking to turn the tide against the Warriors in their upcoming matchup.

Scouting #21 Indiana Tech
Indiana Tech is a very well-rounded team that is averaging around 76 points per game on 49% shooting from the field. They are currently the 21 team in the nation coming into the matchup at 8-2 (3-1 WHAC). They have three players averaging double-digits in scoring as they lead by Senior Kyra Whitaker who is averaging 20 points per-game. Senior Erika Foy is averaging 13 points and 7 rebounds while Freshman Taylor Covington is right behind her with 11 points a game.
 
 
 
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