Nampa, ID - Westminster University women's basketball dropped a 74–57 road decision to Northwest Nazarene University on Saturday in Nampa, Idaho, as the host Nighthawks used efficient perimeter shooting and interior defense to pull away. The Griffins competed throughout but were unable to overcome shooting struggles and a decisive second-half push by Northwest Nazarene.

Westminster was led offensively by Teuila Nawahine, who finished with 18 points on an efficient 9-of-16 shooting night while adding five assists. Klowie Pike added 12 points, knocking down two three-pointers, and Madison Andersoncontributed 10 points and seven rebounds. Despite balanced contributions, Westminster shot 36.4 percent from the field and just 22.7 percent from three-point range, limiting its ability to keep pace offensively.

Northwest Nazarene capitalized on its perimeter efficiency, connecting on 11 three-pointers at a 42.3 percent clip, while also controlling the paint defensively with nine blocks. The Nighthawks extended their advantage at the free-throw line, converting 15 of 16 attempts, compared to Westminster's six attempts as a team.

The Griffins held a slight edge on the offensive glass and remained competitive in rebounding overall, but 18 turnovers and difficulty generating consistent scoring proved costly. Westminster will look to regroup as it continues its road stretch and prepares for upcoming conference play.