The Miami Dade College (MDC) Lady Sharks basketball team showcased their talent and determination in their first game in the FSW Classic despite a narrow defeat at the hands of the Western Wyoming Community College Mustangs, with a final score of 67-72.

The Lady Sharks displayed exceptional teamwork and individual skill throughout the game, recording 44 rebounds, 15 steals, 13 assists, and five blocks. Their steals and disruptive play showed their tenacity and commitment to their defensive efforts.

Tayler-Dae Walker led the offensive charge for the Lady Sharks, who contributed 14 points, along with two rebounds and one steal. Walker's scoring ability and defensive presence were crucial in keeping the game competitive.

Shameir Quimby played a significant role in the game, tallying 13 points, seven rebounds, nine assists, two steals, and one block. Quimby's contributions on both ends of the court showcased her versatility and impact on the game.

Although the Lady Sharks opened the tournament with a 0-1 record, their performance and resilience testify to their competitive spirit. The Lady Sharks are eager to bounce back and make a strong statement with their next game scheduled for noon tomorrow.