WHITING, Ind. — Olivet Nazarene University (IL) (12-5, 8-1) dominated Calumet College of St. Joseph (IN) (4-11, 1-8), 119-42, at the Rittenmeyer Center, capitalizing on 35 turnovers and scoring 48 points off turnovers.

Olivet initiated the game with a strong offensive showing, taking control early with efficient scoring in the paint. Calee Biedron and Jayden Flagg each contributed layups, setting the tone for a dominant first quarter. Lindsey Nell's three-pointer at 6:33, assisted by Ava Mikesell, further extended their lead to 11–2, showcasing their perimeter shooting.

The Tigers maintained pressure with a robust defensive effort, forcing 13 turnovers by the Crimson Wave and capitalizing on them to widen the margin. Preslee Michael capped the quarter with a three-pointer at the buzzer, securing a decisive 33–6 lead at the end of the first quarter.

Olivet extended their lead in the second quarter with a strong offensive performance, highlighted by Mya Skelton's two 3-pointers, one at 7:31 and another at 5:14. The Tigers capitalized on turnovers, securing six steals and creating additional scoring opportunities that resulted in a 32-point quarter. The first half closed with Olivet ahead, 65-23.

Olivet surged ahead in the third quarter with a commanding performance, highlighted by a 35-point output. Nell's three-pointer at 7:47, assisted by Mikesell, initiated a scoring run that solidified their control. Caroline Sikkink and Skelton also contributed with key baskets, further extending the lead. The Tigers maintained defensive pressure, forcing turnovers and securing rebounds, which limited Calumet to just six points in the period.

Olivet maintained control in the fourth quarter, starting with Nell's steal and layup at 9:49, extending their lead. Flagg assisted Brooklyn Marshall, who scored a layup at 7:35, further widening the margin. Later, Skelton hit a 3-pointer at 3:31, assisted by Brookelynn Buzzard, contributing to a steady offensive performance. Olivet ended the game with a 119–42 win.

Freshman Mya Skelton led the Tigers with a career high 19 points. Marshall added 18 points and collected 14 rebounds for her second double-double of the season. Nell contributed 14 points, including three 3-pointers, and recorded four steals. Mikesell added nine points and tallied five steals.