Salt Lake City, UT – Emotions ran high in Behnken Field House as the Westminster Griffins closed out the 2024-25 season, celebrating their senior class in front of a home crowd. Despite a hard-fought effort, the Griffins fell 76-51 to a tough Colorado Mesa team, wrapping up their campaign with a 6-22 overall record (5-15 RMAC).

The energy of Senior Night filled the air, but Westminster struggled to find its rhythm early against one of the RMAC's top teams. Colorado Mesa came out firing, jumping to a 22-10 first-quarter lead. By halftime, the Griffins faced a 20-point deficit (44-24), unable to match the Mavericks' efficiency.

As the second half progressed, Westminster fought to rally behind the energy of its home crowd. Abby Conlee and Kayla Javillo each knocked down key shots, while the defense tightened to slow the Mavericks. Though the Griffins were outscored 17-8 in the third quarter, they responded with a 19-point fourth quarter, closing their season with the same fight and determination they had shown all year.

Senior Night Spotlight

The game wasn't just about the scoreboard—it was about celebrating the six seniors who have poured their hearts into the program. Following the final buzzer, the Griffins honored:

• Abby Conlee – A sharpshooter and steady presence on the court, Conlee's leadership and ability to knock down big shots helped guide the Griffins throughout her career.
• Kayla Javillo – Known for her energy and relentless defense, Javillo provided a spark whenever she stepped on the floor.
• Lime Okada – A composed and skilled guard, Okada's playmaking ability helped set the tone for the Griffins' offense.
• Maunayia Harrigfeld – A strong and determined post player, Harrigfeld brought toughness in the paint and a passion for the game.
• Za'kkria Robinson – A tenacious defender and rebounder, Robinson's grit and hustle were invaluable for Westminster.
• Cierra Turner – A dedicated teammate, Turner's presence both on and off the court made an impact throughout her time with the Griffins.

Tears and smiles filled the gym as families, friends, and teammates celebrated the careers of these seniors, thanking them for their contributions to the program.

Looking Ahead

With the season now in the books, Westminster turns its focus to the future. The offseason will be a time of growth and development as the program prepares for next year. Recruiting, training, and building on this season's lessons will be key in shaping the next chapter of Griffins basketball.

For updates on offseason news and recruiting, stay connected with WestminsterGriffins.com.