PROVO, UT.— The Wildcats take down the Cougars for the second time this season, 26-8.

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"As predicted, BYU was even tougher the second time around. They caught us out of position on more than one occasion and pinned us deep with well placed tactical kicks." CWU Head Coach Trevor Richards said. "Wet, cold, and snowy conditions hampered ball movement and handling was an issue for both sides. The second half was much better from our team and we managed to use our physicality to get us going forward and string together phases and improve our continuity. It wasn't the prettiest win of the season, but we're pleased that our players were able to gut out a win against a tough opponent in poor conditions."

ANOTHER DOMINANT OUTING
The Wildcat's kicked off the first half with a try by Tessa Hann, followed up by Mikayla Roberts with a successful conversion. The Wildcats jumped out to an early 7-0 lead. A penalty kick by the Cougars would be the last of the scoring for the first half, Wildcats held it 7-3.

The second half kicked off a lot more action. A try by the Cougars added on the last of their points for the day before the 'Cats got going again. Tessa Hann earned herself another try, followed up by Spencer Boldt and Haley Abeyta.

The 'Cats looked again to Kai Brandt-Templeton who was 2-3 at the kicking tee.

The 'Cats closed it out holding the Cougars to the lone two scores, 26-8.

The 'Cats next game is Saturday March 20^th at home against Lindenwood.

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