The Warriors of Winona State dominated the Peacocks in the second half of their rematch in Winona, Minn. on Saturday.  The home team turned a twelve-point lead at the half into a 100-60 victory that dropped UIU's record to 2-20 on the season.

Upper Iowa's led 7-6 just three and a half minutes into the game, but the advantage would be there last of the night.  Winona State outscored their guests 34-10 over the next thirteen minutes to build a 23-point lead.  The Peacocks were able to cut the gap to twelve heading into the locker room thanks to an 18-7 run over the final four minutes to set the score at 47-35.

UIU hit three of their first four free throws in the second half to pull within nine, 47-38, but the visitors would not get any closer.  At the midway point of the second half, Winona State led 83-48 fueled by a 36-10 run that spanned nine and a half minutes.  The Warriors continued to pull away winning by a final margin of forty points, 100-60.

WSU held advantages in points off turnovers (29-12) and points in the paint (40-16).  The inside advantage was due in large part to the Warrior's Michelle McDonald, who scored 32 points and pulled down 10 rebounds.