The Bryan College Women's Basketball Team made an incredible come back during their game on Thursday at home against the #RV Virginia Intermont College. The Lady Lions started the game very slow, falling behind by as many as 16 points in the first half and being down 35-21 at halftime. However, they kicked it into high gear in the second half. They slowly worked their way back into the game and even took a two-point lead, 65-63, with 3:43 left in the game. The two teams swapped the lead a few times over the next few minutes. The Lady Cobras had a one-point lead with a minute remaining. They hit two free throws to go up three points with 27 seconds left. Bryan came down and drew a foul and hit both to attempts to get back within one point. The Lady Lions fouled immediately and V.I. hit both free throws to go back up three points with 12 seconds remaining. Bryan brought the ball down court and got a three-point attempt off but it fell short, leaving the score 72-69 in favor of V.I.

The Bryan College Women's Basketball Team lost 82-55 to the #RV Montreat College Lady Cavaliers on Tuesday evening in a conference match on the road. The Lady Cavaliers are currently receiving votes to be ranked in the top 25 in the nation. The Lady Lions struggled through the entire game as they went into the locker room at halftime trailing 43-23. Bryan played better in the second half but was still outscored 39-32 for the half.

The Bryan College Women's Basketball Team lost 66-59 to the Lady Koalas of Columbia College on Saturday afternoon in Columbia, S.C. The Lady Lions led by as many as seven points in the first half and went into the locker room at halftime leading 33-28. However, things began to change as Bryan was outscored 38-26 in the second half.

The Bryan College Women's Basketball Team lost 65-35 to the Lady Bulldogs of Tennessee Wesleyan College on Tuesday evening in Summers Gymnasium. The Lady Bulldogs are currently ranked #20 in the nation.  The Lady Lions were never able to get a lead in the game. In the first half, they trailed by as much as 16 points as they headed into the break down 33-17. In the second half, Tennessee Wesleyan continued to pull away with the final score being their largest lead of the night.