Women’s Basketball Earns 66-54 Victory Over Chadron State

UCCS UCCS 5-5,2-2 RMAC

Chadron St. Chad 0-7,0-4 RMAC

UCCS UCCS

5-5,2-2 RMAC

Final

Dec. 13, 2025

Chadron St. Chad

0-7,0-4 RMAC

Score By Periods
Team	1	2	3	4	F
UCCS UCCS	26	13	13	14	66
Chadron St. Chad	17	6	17	14	54

Summary
Box Score

Isaiah J. Downing

Game Recap: Women's Basketball | 12/13/2025 3:56:00 PM | Julia Lashlee, Sports Information Graduate Assistant

Women’s Basketball Earns 66-54 Victory Over Chadron State

CHADRON, Neb. - The University of Colorado Colorado Springs women's basketball team defeated Chadron State College Saturday night, 66-54, after Ayianna Johnson scores 20 points and logs ten rebounds, while Amyah Moore Allen contributes 18 points and seven rebounds.

INSIDE THE MATCHUP

Final Score: W, 66-54
Records: UCCS (5-5, 2-2 RMAC) | CSC (0-7, 0-4 RMAC)
Facility | Location: CSC Chicoine Center | Chadron, Neb.
All-Time Series: UCCS is 32-16 all-time against Chadron State.

HOW IT HAPPENED

Ayianna Johnson started UCCS off strong by winning the tip-off, which allowed Breelyn Robinson to drive down the court and score a stunning three-pointer. Building on that momentum, the Mountain Lions went on a 9-0 scoring run. CSC responded with a 5-0 run of their own, bringing the score within four points. Jayla Jackson-Allen ended the Eagle's momentum with a three-point bucket, while Gia Bradley converted another three-pointer shortly after to give UCCS a 12-point lead. A converted layup from Amya Winfrey ended UCCS' 8-0 scoring run. At the conclusion of the first quarter, the Mountain Lions led 26-17.
UCCS started putting points on the scoreboard within seconds, as Johnson scored an easy layup and Mya Wilson converted a three-pointer not long after. The Eagles trailed by 16 points with six minutes left in the second quarter. Capitalizing on their momentum, UCCS went on a 9-0 scoring run and prevented CSC from scoring for four consecutive minutes. However, after a missed three-point shot from the Eagles, McKenzi Petersen got the rebound and converted a layup, bringing the score within six points. The Mountain Lions led by a score of 39-23 when the halftime buzzer sounded off.
Rylie Ottmann started UCCS off on a strong foot in the third quarter with her second three-point bucket of the game. CSC responded with a deep three of their own, and the score continued on at 42-26. Immediately following, there was a two and a half minute scoring drought from both teams until the Eagles went on a 5-0 scoring run. Johnson secured a layup to end CSC's scoring streak, giving the Mountain Lions a 16-point advantage over the Eagles. CSC went on another 6-0 run, but it was not enough to gain the lead over UCCS and they trailed by 12 points going into the final break.
The Eagles gained some momentum by starting the fourth quarter with a 6-0 scoring run. In response, UCCS went on a 6-0 scoring run as well, until Ella Moser ended their streak with a step-back three-point bucket. The Mountain Lions led by 15 points with four minutes remaining in the game, and both teams traded buckets for the remaining time. In the end, UCCS claimed a 66-54 victory over CSC.

GAME STATISTICS

Ayianna Johnson scored 20 points and logged 10 rebounds, while Amyah Moore Allen contributed 18 points and seven rebounds.
UCCS shot 44.6 percent from the floor (25-of-56) and 83.3 percent from the line (10-of-12).
Audrey Quintana led CSC with 12 points, while Keziah Toran logged seven points and 11 rebounds.

BEYOND THE BOX SCORE

Ayianna Johnson continues to sit in the No. 4 spot in the RMAC for the highest points per game average, scoring a total of 69 field goals across ten games. Amyah Moore Allen trails closely behind in the No. 6 spot, averaging 16.5 points per game.
Johnson ties for seventh place in the RMAC for most rebounds, logging an average of 7.0 per game. She also ranks No. 3 for highest field goal percentage (0.570 percent), while Moore Allen ranks No. 6 (0.458 percent).

UP NEXT

The Mountain Lions will take on Lubbock Christian at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, December 16 inside the Gallogly Events Center in Colorado Springs, Colo.

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As a member of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference, the University of Colorado Colorado Springs competes in 14 varsity sports in NCAA Division II intercollegiate athletics.

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