Daily Staff Writer

PLAYER OF THE GAME- Women

Lindsey Wilson.

The freshman point guard was crucial down the stretch, scoring 12 of her career-high 19 points in the second half.

PLAY OF THE GAME

Second half, 4:50 left.

Tracy Gahan nailed a three-pointer, the Cyclones’ third in three trips down the floor, to give Iowa State a four-point lead.

STAT SHEET

The Cyclones shot 52 percent from the field, including hitting 8-19 three-point shots.

OFF THE BENCH

Wilson was huge with 19, earning Player of the Game honors.

NEXT GAME

Iowa State Cyclones (22-5, 13-3) at the Big 12 Tournament.

The Cyclones will play Wednesday at noon against an opponent not yet determined.

PLAYER OF THE GAME- Men

Marcus Fizer.

This is becoming redundant. Fizer once again took over the game and led the Cyclones down the stretch, scoring 35 points.

PLAY OF THE GAME

Second half, 4:50 left.

After a missed free throw, Fizer tipped in a basket that gave Iowa State a three-point possession and capped an 11-0 run that proved to be decisive.

STAT SHEET

Iowa State, which was outrebounded in five of its last six games, killed Tech on the boards 47-24.

OFF THE BENCH

The bench wasn’t a factor for either team, as Iowa State got only four points off the pine.

NEXT GAME

Iowa State Cyclones (25-4, 13-2) at Baylor Bears (13-13, 4-11). Saturday, March 4. 7 p.m. Paul J. Meyer Arena. Waco, Texas.

BROADCASTS:

TV: WOI Channel 5.

RADIO: 1430 KASI and the Cyclone Radio Network.

BEARS UPDATE

Baylor beat Kansas State, Texas Tech and Texas A&M twice for their four conference wins.

They are led in scoring by Tevis Stukes, who is ninth in the conference with an average of 15.7 points per game.