March 15, 2024 - Taylorsville, UT

In a nail-biting showdown at Bruin Arena, the College of Southern Nevada's women's basketball team faced off against the formidable College of Southern Idaho in the Region 18 Women's Basketball Tournament. Despite a valiant effort, CSN fell just short of victory, losing 62-66 in overtime.

The game was a rollercoaster of emotions, with both teams showcasing their skills and determination. CSN started strong, taking a slim lead in the first quarter. Led by standout performances from players like Jordyn Stroud and Keyna Hadley, the Coyotes maintained their intensity throughout the game.

However, College of Southern Idaho proved to be a resilient opponent, matching CSN basket for basket. The game remained tightly contested, with neither team able to pull away significantly. As the clock wound down, the score was tied, leading to an overtime period filled with anticipation and drama.

In overtime, CSN battled fiercely, but College of Southern Idaho managed to edge ahead, securing the victory. Despite the heartbreaking loss, CSN's players showed tremendous skill and determination on the court.

Jordyn Stroud led the scoring for CSN with 16 points, showcasing her versatility and impact on both ends of the floor. Keyna Hadley and Aaliyah Ibarra also contributed significantly, displaying their resilience and leadership under pressure.

Coach Dan Savage commended his team's efforts, saying, "I am incredibly proud of our players. They gave it their all and fought until the very end. It was a tough loss, but we showed great character and determination throughout the game."

The Region 18 Women's Basketball Championships served as a testament to the competitive spirit of both teams. While CSN fell short in this game, they gained valuable experience and lessons that will fuel their drive for success in future competitions.