After the first period barrage, Aley Lucas (SR, Sullivan, MO/Sullivan) started the Gorloks right back up with a layup off a Meagan Brandt (SR, Sullivan, MO/Sullivan) pass in the second. Ebony Bailey (SR, Dolton, IL/Seton Academy) followed with a layup and Aley Lucas had a basket and bonus. 
 

After another Aley Lucas basket, and a Bailey steal and Kelsey Miller (SR, Elizabeth, IN/South Central) layup, it was a 34-11 lead. Aley Lucas had seven of the Gorlok points in the first five minutes of the period. Webster would lead 45-14 at the half.
 

A 5-0 Webster run in the first 40 seconds of the third period prompted a MacMurray timeout. It was a sign the Highlanders were going to experience Gorlok deja vu in the second half.  MacMurray was able to slip in some points on the board, but not enough to stem the Webster tide. Fast break baskets and three-pointers extended the Gorlok lead to 70-26 entering the fourth period before settling for the 84-43 final. 

It was all hands on deck for the Gorloks as 15 players saw action with 13 getting double figure minutes and 14 different players getting in the scoring column.  Despite the prototype defensive effort by Webster it was its ability to completely dominate the boards that stood out the most, with a 47-24 edge in rebounds and a 17-5 advantage on the offensive glass.  Webster shot 51.5% (35-68) from the field, including 46.2% (6-13) from beyond the arc.

Aley Lucas led with 14 points, as she was the only Gorlok to hit double figures with everyone jumping in on the scoring.  Freshman Darieana Hunter (Norman, OK/Norman) had a team-high 12 rebounds.  Seven Gorloks had seven or more points in the contest.  Webster averages 75 points per game as a team.