Mizzou Women's Basketball Ends 2024 with Roar: The Buzz, Monday, Dec. 30, 2024

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Oct 16, 2024; Birmingham, AL, USA; Missouri Tigers guard Grace Slaughter talks with the media during SEC Media Days at Grand Bohemian Hotel. Mandatory Credit: Vasha Hunt-Imagn Images
Oct 16, 2024; Birmingham, AL, USA; Missouri Tigers guard Grace Slaughter talks with the media during SEC Media Days at Grand Bohemian Hotel. Mandatory Credit: Vasha Hunt-Imagn Images / Vasha Hunt-Imagn Images

The Missouri women's basketball team closed out its 2024 non-conference schedule with a win over the Jackson State Tigers 90-51, following a 10-day break during the holiday season. Sophomore Grace Slaughter led Missouri in the first half with 17 points and ended the game with 22 points, tying her career high.

Missouri capitalized on Jackson State's 17 turnovers, creating 26 points out of their total of 90. Senior Laniah Randle reached her 1,000 career points milestone with 11 points.

Missouri will prepare for SEC play and host No. 2 South Carolina (12-1) at 6 p.m., Thursday on the SEC Network.

Today's Schedule

  • Football: Missouri vs. Iowa at the TransPerfect Music City Bowl, 1:30 p.m., Watch, Stats

Mizzou Results

  • Women's basketball: Missouri (11-4) 90, Jackson State (2-9) 51

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