Talladega College women's basketball gave its home crowd plenty to cheer about Wednesday, defeating Andrew College 76–49 to remain unbeaten at 4–0.
Maddison Mitchell and Ty'Veonna Davis shared the team scoring lead with 13 points each, while Te'Nequa Rhodes added 12. Mitchell connected on six of her eight field goal attempts and collected three rebounds. Davis contributed five rebounds, two assists and a steal.
The Lady Tornadoes established control early, building a 23–11 lead after the opening quarter. Their defense tightened in the second period, limiting Andrew to seven points as Talladega took a 39–18 advantage into halftime.
Talladega continued to extend its lead after the break, outscoring the visitors 19–11 in the third quarter to enter the final period ahead 58–29. The advantage reached 39 points in the fourth quarter before the Lady Tornadoes closed out the victory.
Inside scoring and defensive pressure fueled the home-opening win. Talladega finished with 42 points in the paint and converted 21 Andrew turnovers into 23 points. The Lady Tornadoes recorded 10 steals while committing just nine turnovers of their own.
Talladega also held a 43–39 rebounding edge, including 17 offensive rebounds that helped produce 17 second-chance points. Contributions throughout the lineup kept the offense moving, with the bench supplying 32 points and the team recording 16 assists.
Kennedy Davis led Andrew College with 11 points as the visitors fell to 0–5.
The victory keeps the Lady Tornadoes unbeaten through their first four games and adds a convincing home debut to their strong start.
