Box Score WEATHERFORD, Okla. – Sharaya Selsor broke a 19-year school record on Saturday night against Southwestern Oklahoma State by pouring in 39 points on 13-of-27 shooting as the Mavericks defeated the host school, 82-68 in the Rankin Williams Fieldhouse Farewell.

"Sharaya was a machine tonight, she was determined not to let us lose," CMU coach Taylor Wagner said of the performance. "She has prepared herself for this year since we lost that last game (44-60 to Dowling in the NCAA Elite Eight.) She wants to go out big in her last year season."

The school record was held by Tonya Stites when she put up 38 points against Western State in 1994.

Colorado Mesa trailed at the half 32-30 but came out and scored 52 points in the second half on 63 percent second half shooting. The Mavericks led by as many as 19 in the second half.

Taylor Rock finished the game with 13 points and nine rebounds while Christen Lopez dished out a career-high ten assists.

Hanna Bowden added ten points and eight rebounds.

"It was a great team effort tonight. We had girls defend, rebound, and make plays when the game was close. We took a step in the right direction tonight," Wagner added.

Colorado Mesa will be off for until the Holiday Inn-Airport Thanksgiving Classic on November 29-30 when they take on Dixie State and Montana Western.