SAN ANGELO, Texas – Texas A&M International women's basketball fell again on the road on Saturday, this time to Angelo State by a score of 83-56.
 
The Dustdevils (14-8, 5-6 LSC) started out hot in the first quarter, leading 20-16 after the opening 10 minutes.
 
TAMIU shot 8-for-14 form the floor and 4-for-7 from behind the arc, but couldn't sustain that and went cold the next two quarters.
 
The Dustdevils fell behind at the half by a score a 33-25, after being outscored 17-5 in the second quarter, shooting just 2-for-14 from the field and 1-for-8 from three before the break.
 
Out of the half, the Rambelles (11-11, 8-3 LSC) lead grew to 55-35, winning the quarter 22-10 and limiting TAMIU to again just 4-for-12 shooting in the quarter.
 
The Dustdevils were unable to chip away despite shooting over 50% in the fourth quarter, due to Angelo State shooting 66.7% in the quarter, and the 28-21 deficit over the 10 minutes led to the 83-56 final.
 
TAMIU for the game shot 39.6% (21-for-53) from the floor and 29.2% (7-for-24) from deep. The free-throw line was not kind to the Dustdevils either, as they shot 7-for-16 (43.8%) from the stripe.
 
On the other side, the Rambelles finished 33-for-68 (48.5%) from the floor and were just 7-for-27 (25.9%) from three. They did however make 10 of 13 free-throw attempts.
 
Again, another rarity was the points in the paint difference as TAMIU was outscored 44-24 inside. Also, the Dustdevils were heavily out-rebounded, 49-24.
 
Sophomore Rai Brown was the only player for TAMIU to enter double figures with 15 points.
 
Freshman Evelyn Quiroz followed with nine points, three rebounds and two steals, while senior Eva Langton finished with eight points, four rebounds and six assists.
 
After a tough road stretch, the Dustdevils return home on Thursday, Feb. 17 for the final home stand of the season. Texas Woman's is the first to come to Laredo and opening tip is scheduled for 5:30 p.m.