Good morning! See what Shocker women’s golf is doing in the community and in the classroom this fall.

What else are we mixing into today’s edition of the Shocker Brew?

🏀 Women’s basketball earned a weekend dub
🎳 Woods earns an MVP award
🌾 ​ And much, much more!

🌾 ONE BIG THING

Wichita native Taylor Jameson's electric night led the Shockers to a 69-64 win over St. Thomas on Saturday afternoon in the Roundhouse. The graduate transfer put up 18 points, six assists and four steals, hitting three 3-pointers for the second straight game. Two other Shockers finished in double figures as senior Ornella Niankan scored a season-high 11 points, and senior Aicha Ndour recorded her second 10-point game of the season and grabbed six rebounds.

📚️ The Roundhouse: Taylor Right On Time

📈 STOCK UP

🔼 Waiting For Monday Night. Shocker men’s basketball closes a three-game homestand with a Monday night matchup against Monmouth in the Roundhouse. As it stands, the series between Wichita State and Monmouth is tied at 1-1. Justin Hill leads the team in points (19.7 ppg) and assists (5.0 apg), and is second in rebounding (5.7 rpg), and six Shockers are averaging better than nine points per game through the first three games of the season.

🔍️ Scout Monmouth ahead of the Monday night matchup

🔼 Playoff Time. Following a loss to UTSA in Shocker volleyball’s regular season finale, the team is set to host the AAC championship, beginning Friday, November 22 at Charles Koch Arena as the tournament’s No. 4 seed. The Shockers will host No. 5-seeded Tulsa in the tournament's opening round on Friday, November 22 at 7:30 p.m.

🔼 Most Valuable Player. This weekend at the Colonial Lanes Classic, Ashtyn Woods earned her second career tournament MVP award, leading Wichita State women’s bowling to a seventh-place finish. Woods paced the field with a 224 average, rattling off games of 235, 226, 228, 204, and 227. The Shockers finished the fall portion of their schedule with a 22-16 overall record and will be back in action again beginning January 17.

🔼 The Finish Line. Wichita State cross country’s Yared Kidane and Sarah Bertry led the Shockers in their final race of the season at the NCAA Midwest Regional. In his first career 10K race, Kidane ran 30:19.5 to finish 34th, leading the Wichita State men to a 14^th -place team finish, their fifth-straight top-15 regional team finish. Senior Sarah Bertry clocked her first career sub-21 minute 6K time in her final collegiate race, running 20:59.0 to lead the Shocker women to a 24th-place team finish.

🤔 SHOCKER TRIVIA

Common Theme. Today’s trivia question…what has Shocker women’s basketball accomplished in all but one win during the Terry Nooner era?

Think you got it? Scroll down to see if you know your stuff!

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📆 LOOKING AHEAD

*All times CST

Monday, November 18
🏀 Men’s Basketball vs. Monmouth @ 6:30 p.m. in Wichita, KS | Tickets | ESPN+ | Listen

Tuesday, November 19
🎾 Women’s Tennis @ NCAA Individual Championships in Waco, TX
🏀 Women’s Basketball vs. Oklahoma @ 6 p.m. in Wichita, KS | Tickets | Listen

Wednesday, November 20
🎾 Women’s Tennis @ NCAA Individual Championships in Waco, TX

🌾 Click here to see the full Wichita State Athletics Calendar

🎉 TRIVIA ANSWER

Answer: Held opponents to less than 70 points!

Since Shocker women’s basketball head coach Terry Nooner took over on the sidelines last season, the team has won all but one game when holding their opponents to 70 points or less.

🌾 Have a great Monday, y’all!