Zakiirah King (Chandler, Ariz.) scored her 1000th career point on a layup in the 4th quarter to become the fourth player in Embry-Riddle Women's basketball history to eclipse the 1000th point mark and ERAU beat Stanton University 90-49 in the Activity Center on Thursday evening.  

First Quarter: Embry-Riddle set the tone early, outscoring Stanton 32-9. King led the charge with 9 points, including a three-pointer. The Eagles' defense was relentless, forcing multiple turnovers and limiting Stanton's scoring opportunities.

Second Quarter: Stanton found some rhythm, scoring 15 points, but Embry-Riddle maintained control with an 18-point quarter. Jiang Wei contributed 8 points for Stanton, but the Eagles' balanced attack kept them ahead, leading 50-24 at halftime.

Third Quarter: Embry-Riddle continued to extend their lead, outscoring Stanton 20-15. King and Riley Morris-Rexford (Portland, Ore.) were key contributors, with King adding 7 points and Morris-Rexford scoring 4. The Eagles' defense remained strong, preventing Stanton from closing the gap.

Fourth Quarter: The Eagles finished strong with another 20-point quarter, while Stanton managed only 10 points.  Morris-Rexford and Ella Schott (Cave Creek, Ariz.) each added 8 points in the final period, sealing the victory for Embry-Riddle.

Embry-Riddle will return to the court on Tuesday, December 17th for a 5pm tip-off against Grace College in the Activity Center.