The Miami Dade College (MDC) Lady Sharks faced a challenging matchup in their second game of the FSW Classic, where they engaged in a fierce battle against the Chipola College Indians. The game concluded with a final score of 57-86, marking a hard-fought contest that showcased the Lady Sharks' resilience and determination on the court.

In a display of athleticism and teamwork, the Lady Sharks secured a notable total of 51 rebounds, ten steals, and seven assists during the game. Despite the scoreboard, the statistics underscore the team's commitment to giving their best effort in every aspect of the game.

Shameir Quimby emerged as a standout player, leading the Lady Sharks in points with an impressive 13 points. Quimby's dynamic performance included seven rebounds, three assists, and blocks, showcasing her versatility and impact on both ends of the court. Tayler-Dae Walker and Madison Snowden contributed ten points each, demonstrating the depth of talent within the Lady Sharks' roster.

Vivian Urhobara exhibited exceptional skills in rebounding, leading the Lady Sharks with a remarkable total of 12 rebounds. Urhobara's contributions extended beyond the boards, as evidenced by her one assist and block during the game.

Although the Lady Sharks concluded the FSW Classic with an overall record of 0-2, the team remains undaunted and focused on continuous improvement.

Looking ahead, the Lady Sharks are gearing up for their next game on December 9th at the MDC Kendall Campus, where they will face off against Florida Southwestern State College at 2:00 pm. The MDC community and supporters are encouraged to rally behind the Lady Sharks as they strive for success in the upcoming game.