CHADRON, Neb. -- Chadron State snapped a seven-game losing streak and junior Taryn Foxen eclipsed the 1000-point mark for her career Friday night, as the Eagles defeated CSU-Pueblo 58-41.
 
The win improves CSC to 6-23 overall and 4-16 in the RMAC. The Thunderwolves fall to 6-19 and 5-15 in conference play.
 
"We showed a lot of maturity tonight," Head Coach Janet Raymer said. "I'm really proud of how we were able to turn it around."
 
CSC trailed 23 to 18 heading into halftime, but used a 26-10 advantage in the third quarter to gain the lead and never lost it. The Eagles led by 11 entering the final period of play and grew the lead to as large as 19 in the victory.
 
"We started attacking more in the second half," Raymer said.
 
Chadron State finished 18-44 (40.9 percent) from the field. They made four of 11 attempts from three and were 18-24 from the charity stripe. CSC's 24 free throws are the third most they've attempted all season.
 
The Thunderwolves shot 27.1 percent (13-48) from the field. Half of their shots were from three, making five of them. CSU-Pueblo made 10 of their 13 free throws.
 
CSU-Pueblo had 21 turnovers in the loss, compared to CSC's 18. The Eagles scored 11 points off the Thunderwolve's turnovers. CSU-Pueblo had 14 points off turnovers in the loss.
 
Foxen was the game's leading scorer, with 22 points. She is the first CSC player to eclipse 1000 points in their career since Kattie Ranta accomplished the feat in 2011-14.
 
Jori Peters also scored in double-figures for CSC, with 10. Peters had a team high four assists, along with seven rebounds. Jordan Morris had a game high 10 rebounds and Haley Urbatsch scored a career high nine points in an Eagle uniform.
 
JaNaiya Davis led the Thunderwolves with 18 points, while Khiya Adams added in ten. Davis had a game high five assists.
 
The Eagles return to action tomorrow as they host New Mexico Highlands. The Cowgirls lost to MSU-Denver 82-55 Friday night.