The Kansas State women, fresh off their first loss of the season, came back to Bramlage Monday night and took out some frustrations on the Abilene Christian Wildcats. K-State scored a blistering 31 points in the first quarter while limiting the other purple Wildcats to just five points in the first frame, and then cruised on to a 93-53 victory. Three Wildcats scored in double figures, and for the second straight game, Ayoka Lee was not the leading scorer. It was again Serena Sundell, as the freshman guard from Maryville, MO dropped in 25 points while shooting 82% from the floor and 71% from behind the arc.
SLATE: Wildcats cruise to victory Tuesday night
