Presbyterian College basketball, in the span of a week, demonstrated its mastery of Columbia International University.

This, undoubtedly, was the plan.

The Blue Hose woman dominated the Rams, 95-43, six nights after the men won, 100-58.

Led by Bryanna Brady’s 18 points, leading five double-figure scorers, Presbyterian put up season highs in rebounds (60), assists (28) and points.

Nuria Cunill led the team with eight rebounds. Ashley Carrillo passed out a season-high seven assists, and the Hose scored 45 points off the bench.

Presbyterian (2-2) next plays East Tennessee State at home on Sunday at 3 p.m.  Daja Taylor carried the load for CIU (1-4), scoring 22 points and executing four steals. Taylor hit only 6/16 shots, 5/14 from behind the three-point line. CIU shot .219 from the field, .133 in the fourth quarter.

The Blue Hose scored the game’s first nine points and led, 28-11, at the end of the first quarter, 52-27 at halftime and 81-37 at the end of three.

Before Sunday’s ETSU game, Presbyterian will be hosting Sunday Funday at 1 p.m., with carnival games, food trucks, a DJ and a gaming station among the attractions.

Take a look at the stats here.

Men’s coach Quenton Ferrell announced the signing of a pair of accomplished high-school guards in Iverson King of Lewisville, N.C., and Triston Wilson of Miami Gardens, Fla.

Both are 6-6.

Though signing to play guard for the Blue Hose, King, of Forsyth Country Day School, is ranked by 24/7 Sports as the nation’s 55^th-best small forward.

King, who plays for Forsyth Country Day School, is a three-star prospect rated by 24/7 sports and the 55th-ranked small forward in the nation.

Wilson, who plays for Miami Norland Senior High School, is rated the 12th-best player in the state of Florida for the 2024 class by MaxPreps. Wilson, a high school teammate of current Blue Hose freshman guard Carl Parrish, is a two-time All-Dade County selection.

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