Box Score Fort Hays State closed out its four-game homestand by taking down Tabor College, 86-51, on Saturday afternoon inside Gross Memorial Coliseum.
 
FHSU moves to 5-0 on the season and has outscored opponents by an average of 41.2 points during the first month of the season. 

Against Tabor College (3-6), the Tigers shot 50.7 percent from the field (38-of-75) and hit on six of 10 free throws.  On the defensive end, FHSU's 18 steals limited the Bluejays' offensive opportunities.

Kate Lehman put together her second consecutive double-double in points and rebounds, leading the team with 22 tallies and 11 boards.  Lehman added four blocks on the defensive end.
 
Katelyn Edwards' streak of four straight double-doubles was snapped, but the senior still managed to knock down seven field goals and finish with 15 points.  Her six rebounds were second on the team.
 
Chelsea Mason and Tera Ingalsbe once again hit double-digits in points, finishing with 11 a piece in the winning effort.  Mason added five rebounds and a team-high five assists, while Ingalsbe had two blocks.  
 
Beth Bohuslavsky neared a double-double, notching seven points, seven assists and three steals.
 
After falling behind 6-2 in the opening two minutes of the game, FHSU and TC hung close until 11:05, when an Edwards' free throw sparked a 23-0 run for the Tigers that lasted just under eight minutes and propelled the Tigers ahead, 42-15.  Bohuslavsky would lead the Tigers during the run, scoring all of her seven total points.
 
BC closed the first stanza with seven unanswered to put the halftime deficit at 20, 42-22.
 
Out of the break, the teams would battle near the 20-point margin for the first 10 minutes of second half action as the lead ranged from 18 to 27 until 09:43, when FHSU went on a tear of 11 unanswered over a three minute period to jump ahead, 77-41.
 
Ingalsbe had a layup to start the run and Lehman contributed five of her 22 total points during that span.
 
The Tigers start MIAA play next Thursday (Dec. 5) on the road against No. 5 Central Missouri in Warrensburg, Mo., at 5:30 p.m.  The road trip concludes on Saturday, Dec. 7 at Missouri Western.