The Lawson State Cougars asserted their dominance early in the game, securing a commanding 21-7 lead over Gadsden State by the end of the first period. Carrying their momentum into the second period, Lawson continued to outscore Gadsden State, extending their lead to 41-18 at halftime.

Guard Destinee Nelson played a pivotal role on the offensive front for the Cougars, contributing an impressive 20 points. Nelson showcased her sharpshooting abilities, going 6-9 from the field and 4-7 from beyond the arc. She maintained perfection from the free-throw line, hitting all four attempts. Nelson's impact wasn't limited to scoring, as she demonstrated versatility by grabbing 6 rebounds, dishing out 3 assists, and securing 2 steals.

Aaliyah Ferrell provided valuable support on offense, chipping in with 15 points. Ferrell's all-around performance included 4 assists, 3 rebounds, and 2 steals. Sophomore guard Emani Wofford made a significant contribution off the bench, scoring 11 points on 5-9 shooting and adding 3 rebounds. Wofford's defensive efforts were notable, disrupting Gadsden's offensive flow with 3 steals.

Additional noteworthy performances came from Jortaysia West, who scored 9 points, with 7 of them coming from the free-throw line. Precious Sturdivant led the Cougars in rebounds with 8 and registered 9 points, narrowly missing a double-double.

Lawson State maintained their dominance in the second half, coasting to a decisive victory with a final score of 75-48.