Black Hills St. BHSU 13-8,10-4 RMAC

UCCS UCCS 14-8,10-4 RMAC

Black Hills St. BHSU

13-8,10-4 RMAC

Final

Feb. 07, 2026

UCCS UCCS

14-8,10-4 RMAC

Score By Periods
Team	1	2	3	4	F
Black Hills St. BHSU	14	21	23	12	70
UCCS UCCS	19	16	20	18	73

Summary
Box Score

Antonio Clark

Game Recap: Women's Basketball | 2/7/2026 4:43:00 PM | Julia Lashlee, Sports Information Graduate Assistant

Women’s Basketball Claims 73-70 Victory Over Black Hills State

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – The University of Colorado Colorado Springs women's basketball team held on to an early lead and effectively ended Black Hills State's three-game win streak with a 73-70 victory inside the Gallogly Events Center.

INSIDE THE MATCHUP

Final Score: UCCS 73, BHSU 70
Records: UCCS (14-8, 10-4 RMAC) | BHSU (13-8, 10-4 RMAC)
Facility | Location: Gallogly Events Center | Colorado Springs, Colo.
All-Time Series: UCCS has a record of 14-14 in the all-time series, and is now 8-6 when facing the Yellow Jackets on their home court in the Gallogly Events Center. This afternoon's victory marked the end of a three-game losing stretch against BHSU, with the Mountain Lions' last win recorded in February 2024.

HOW IT HAPPENED

With a quick steak from Rylie Ottmann just ten seconds after tip-off, UCCS started off with the advantage as Jayla Jackson-Allen sunk an impressive three-pointer. Capitalizing on their momentum, the Mountain Lions went on a 7-0 scoring run, putting the Yellow Jackets in a 10-1 deficit. BHSU was forced to call a timeout in an effort to reboot their offense, and came back into the game with two converted free throws from Maureen Ulrich. Barreling down the right side of the court and beating a Yellow Jacket player 1-on-1, Amyah Moore Allen collected her fourth point of the game with a sneaky layup. Attempting to close the gap, Brinlee McRae buried the Yellow Jackets' first three-pointer of the afternoon, bringing BHSU within four points. Mya Wilson entered the game and had an immediate impact, scoring two points and assisting Breelyn Robinson's three-point bucket moments later. Alli Glasscock converted a layup 15 seconds before the break, but the Yellow Jackets remained in a 19-14 deficit heading into the second quarter.
Bradie Schlabs started off scoring for BHSU by collecting a defensive rebound and going coast-to-coast for a layup. Robison responded quickly with another three-point basket, earning UCCS a six-point lead. The Yellow-Jackets picked up the pace by going on a 6-0 scoring run, effectively tying up the game 22-22. However, Moore Allen put the Mountain Lions ahead moments later by assisting Jackson-Allen's converted layup. Emily Cooper answered with a three-point bucket, pocketing BHSU's first lead of the game. Both teams traded shots for the remaining four minutes of the first half, with neither team trailing by more than two points.
The Yellow Jackets were the first to put points on the board in the third quarter as Audrey Norville scored her second bucket of the afternoon. Moore Allen answered nine seconds later with a stunning three-point basket, earning UCCS a single-point lead. BHSU found some momentum and went on a 6-0 scoring run, leaving the Mountain Lions trailing by three. Both teams continued to trade baskets until the score was tied 52-52 with two minutes remaining in the third period. Layups from Bradie Schalbs and Taylin Serlen put the Yellow Jackets back on the advantage, until Brynae Stewart sank two from the charity stripe and Gia Bradley recorded her first bucket against BHSU. UCCS found themselves in a three-point deficit heading into the final break.
Jackson-Allen started the Mountain Lions off strong with four early points, as Moore Allen followed up with two additional points from the paint. Audrey Norville converted two free throws to earn a single-point lead for the Yellow Jackets, jumpstarting a back-and-forth game yet again. UCCS trailed 69-65 with four minutes remaining in the final quarter, until Jackson-Allen skillfully sank a three-pointer from way back, closing the gap to one point. Moments later, Stewart buried a three-point shot to put BHSU in a two-point deficit, which they would not be able to overcome in the next minute and half. As the final whistle blew, the Mountain Lions secured a 73-70 victory over the Yellow Jackets, effectively ending BHSU's three-game winning streak.

GAME STATISTICS

The Mountain Lions were led by Amyah Moore Allen's 22 points. The redshirt senior guard earned her points on 10-of-19 field goals, scoring 1-of-3 three-point shots.
Jayla Jackson-Allen chipped in 20 points, three steals, and two rebounds, while Mya Wilson collected ten points and one rebound.
UCCS scored 30-of-67 field goals (44.8 percent) and 5-of-14 free throws (35.7 percent).
The Yellow Jackets held the advantage over the Mountain Lions in the paint (40-38), on second chance points (17-0) and points from the bench (18-13).

BEYOND THE BOX

UCCS is ranked No. 2 within the RMAC for best field goal percentage, scoring 529-of-1214 (0.436 percent) across 21 games.
Amyah Moore Allen now ranks No. 8 for all-time assists (202), and is tied for No. 6 in all-time steals (173).

UP NEXT

UCCS will battle against Colorado State Pueblo at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, February 10 inside the CSUP Massari Arena in Pueblo, Colorado.

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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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