In a standout performance over the weekend, Lyndie Ramsey tied the Emory & Henry program record by sinking seven three-pointers during the Wasps’ 84-73 victory against Anderson University. The former standout from Unaka Lady Rangers scored a total of 27 points, showcasing her skill and helping her team secure a vital nonconference win.
Record-Setting Performance
Ramsey’s remarkable shooting accuracy was highlighted by her 7-of-8 success rate from beyond the arc. This impressive outing marks one of the highest points in her collegiate career, demonstrating her growing importance to the Wasps’ lineup. As a sophomore guard, she continues to solidify her role as a major contributor to the team.
The victory against Anderson University not only adds another win to the Wasps’ record but also emphasizes the potential of Ramsey as she develops her skills further in the collegiate arena. Her performance has garnered attention from fans and analysts alike, who recognize her as an emerging talent in Emory, Virginia.
Impact on the Season
As the Wasps continue their season, Ramsey’s ability to perform under pressure will be crucial. The team’s success in nonconference play often contributes to their standing and momentum heading into more competitive matchups. With her current trajectory, Ramsey is expected to play a significant role in future games, potentially leading the Wasps deeper into the season.
Fans and supporters can look forward to more exciting performances from Ramsey, as she aims to build on this achievement. As she ties the program record, the future seems bright for both her and the Emory & Henry Wasps.
