With 11 points, six rebounds and two blocks against the Wildcats, Heather Hamson recorded the first double-figure scoring game of her career and set a career-high in rebounds in BYU's 92-65 loss to No. 12 K-State.

Hamson tied two career highs in minutes and blocks with 20 and two, respectively. Hamson was one of three Cougars to reach double digits tonight, along with Delaney Gibb and Emma Calvert.

“That was a rough one, I’ll just be honest,” said head coach Amber Whiting. “In the first and fourth quarters, I felt like we fought and looked more like ourselves, but they [Kansas State] are a very balanced team. They do what they do, and they do it well across the board. They’re great shooters. If you shut down one thing, something else pops up. Hats off to them. They did a really good job tonight.”

While BYU couldn't secure a win against Kansas State, the team held the Wildcats below their average field-goal percentage in the first quarter and outscored them in the fourth.

The Wildcats had three players end the game with double digits points: Temira Poindexter, Serena Sundell and Ayoka Lee. Poindexter recorded a new season high in points with 24 total.

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