The Warhawks first home game in 19 days didn’t go as planned as the losses continue to pile up.
ULM returned home to Fant-Ewing Coliseum Thursday to face off against the Troy Trojans.
The loss marks the fifth straight for ULM pushing their record to (4-15) overall and (1-7) in conference play. ULM had four players scoring in double figures. ULM frehman guard Arsula Clark continues to put up points, given the opportunity. She had 18 points and six assit.
ULM jumped out to an early 10-4 lead in the first quarter. After Troy hit back to back three-point shots, the six-point lead was gone, and the game was tied at 10.