Game 1

Bradley closed strong with a 28-point fourth quarter to earn an 80–74 win over Abilene Christian, overcoming a double-digit second-half deficit behind a balanced, efficient offensive performance. Claire McDougall’s 19 points on 8-of-10 shooting led the way, while Kaylen Nelson added 21 points and Tamia Perryman chipped in 14 as the Braves shot nearly 55 percent from the field and 86 percent at the line.

Abilene Christian controlled much of the afternoon thanks to standout efforts from Payton Hull (23 points) and Meredith Mayes (22 points), but the Wildcats couldn’t match Bradley’s late push. The Braves used a decisive 8-0 run in the fourth quarter to flip momentum and held ACU to just two field goals over the final five minutes, sealing the comeback and a strong finish to their trip in sunny Fort Myers.

Game 2

Bradley closed strong with a 28-point fourth quarter to earn an 80–74 win over Abilene Christian, overcoming a double-digit second-half deficit behind a balanced, efficient offensive performance. Claire McDougall’s 19 points on 8-of-10 shooting led the way, while Kaylen Nelson added 21 points and Tamia Perryman chipped in 14 as the Braves shot nearly 55 percent from the field and 86 percent at the line.

Abilene Christian controlled much of the afternoon thanks to standout efforts from Payton Hull (23 points) and Meredith Mayes (22 points), but the Wildcats couldn’t match Bradley’s late push. The Braves used a decisive 8-0 run in the fourth quarter to flip momentum and held ACU to just two field goals over the final five minutes, sealing the comeback and a strong finish to their trip in Fort Myers.

Game 3

Missouri used a dominant fourth quarter and a brilliant showing from Grace Slaughter to power past Northwestern, 85–70. Slaughter poured in 33 points on 12-of-21 shooting with nine rebounds and five assists, guiding a Tigers offense that shot 49 percent from the field and 10-of-20 from three-point range. Shannon Dowell added 12 points and 13 rebounds, helping Missouri finish with a 40–24 advantage in the paint and 38 total boards.

Northwestern hung tight behind a standout 31-point, 13-rebound effort from Grace Sullivan, but the Wildcats faded late after entering the final period down just four. Missouri opened the fourth on a 15–7 run, fueled by scoring from Slaughter, Jordana Reisma, and Chloe Sotell, and closed the afternoon by making 10 of its final 16 shots. The Tigers outscored Northwestern 23–12 in the fourth to seal the victory.

Game 4

Game 1

Bradley closed strong with a 28-point fourth quarter to earn an 80–74 win over Abilene Christian, overcoming a double-digit second-half deficit behind a balanced, efficient offensive performance. Claire McDougall’s 19 points on 8-of-10 shooting led the way, while Kaylen Nelson added 21 points and Tamia Perryman chipped in 14 as the Braves shot nearly 55 percent from the field and 86 percent at the line.

Abilene Christian controlled much of the afternoon thanks to standout efforts from Payton Hull (23 points) and Meredith Mayes (22 points), but the Wildcats couldn’t match Bradley’s late push. The Braves used a decisive 8-0 run in the fourth quarter to flip momentum and held ACU to just two field goals over the final five minutes, sealing the comeback and a strong finish to their trip in sunny Fort Myers.

Game 2

Bradley closed strong with a 28-point fourth quarter to earn an 80–74 win over Abilene Christian, overcoming a double-digit second-half deficit behind a balanced, efficient offensive performance. Claire McDougall’s 19 points on 8-of-10 shooting led the way, while Kaylen Nelson added 21 points and Tamia Perryman chipped in 14 as the Braves shot nearly 55 percent from the field and 86 percent at the line.

Abilene Christian controlled much of the afternoon thanks to standout efforts from Payton Hull (23 points) and Meredith Mayes (22 points), but the Wildcats couldn’t match Bradley’s late push. The Braves used a decisive 8-0 run in the fourth quarter to flip momentum and held ACU to just two field goals over the final five minutes, sealing the comeback and a strong finish to their trip in Fort Myers.

Game 3

Missouri used a dominant fourth quarter and a brilliant showing from Grace Slaughter to power past Northwestern, 85–70. Slaughter poured in 33 points on 12-of-21 shooting with nine rebounds and five assists, guiding a Tigers offense that shot 49 percent from the field and 10-of-20 from three-point range. Shannon Dowell added 12 points and 13 rebounds, helping Missouri finish with a 40–24 advantage in the paint and 38 total boards.

Northwestern hung tight behind a standout 31-point, 13-rebound effort from Grace Sullivan, but the Wildcats faded late after entering the final period down just four. Missouri opened the fourth on a 15–7 run, fueled by scoring from Slaughter, Jordana Reisma, and Chloe Sotell, and closed the afternoon by making 10 of its final 16 shots. The Tigers outscored Northwestern 23–12 in the fourth to seal the victory.

Game 4

Dayton survived a wire-to-wire grinder, holding off Kansas 59–58 thanks to timely shooting and a dominant night on the glass. Nayo Lear led the Flyers with 16 points, hitting five of her 12 attempts and going 5-for-7 at the line, while Fatima Ibrahim and Ajok Madol combined for 15 rebounds to help Dayton finish with a 46–23 advantage on the boards. Jayda Johnson added nine points off the bench, knocking down three triples that proved critical in a one-point final margin.

Kansas kept pressure on throughout, fueled by balanced scoring from Elle Evans (16), Regan Williams (11) and Lilly Meister (11). The Jayhawks forced 24 Dayton turnovers and turned them into 27 points, nearly flipping the game despite shooting under 40 percent from the field.

Kansas had a chance late, but Dayton’s final defensive stand sealed the result and handed the Flyers a narrow to close out the event.