PORTLAND, Ore.| A strong second half for no. 10 ranked Lewis-Clark State kept the Knights out of the win column on Friday.

Warner Pacific (0-13, 0-8) had an uphill battle ahead of them trying to get their first win against the no. 10 ranked team in the NAIA in Lewis-Clark State (13-1, 8-0).

The Knights had a strong first half and led the Warriors by three going into halftime.

Warner was able to keep their scoring pace throughout the second half, but couldn't stop an aggressive Warriors offense. Lewis-Clark State put up 43 in the second half compared to their 25 points in the first two quarters.

The Knights were unable to keep up and Lewis-Clark State would end up winning by a score of 70-52.

The Warriors were led by Ellie Sanders who recorded 20 points and 5 assists. Maddie Holm also led Lewis-Clark State with a game high 16 rebounds.

Warner Pacific was led offensively by Amalya Sales who had 12 points. Bobbi Clark also scored 10 points and grabbed 7 rebounds for the Knights.

The loss drops Warner Pacific to 0-13 on the season. Women's basketball is back in action Jan. 7 when they host Walla Walla.