DURANT, Okla – Deyanna Douglas was a rebound short of a double-double Wednesday night as Northeastern State lost 64-50 at Southeastern Oklahoma.  The freshman paced the RiverHawks with 11 points off the bench and was tied with a game-high nine boards as they dropped to 0-3 to start the season. 

Courtney Lee had ten points, Alex Hill added eight, with Grace Abercrombie and Snowda Watie both scoring seven points.

The RiverHawks shot 29.3 percent (17-58) from the field and never led.  Despite this, they left several opportunities at the free-throw line and NSU missed 17 of 31 attempts.  On the glass, Northeastern State grabbed 47 to Southeastern's 40, and on the offensive side, the RiverHawks were +8 over the Savage Strom with 18. 

Southeastern (1-2) had three players in double-figures with Holli Lindley having a game-high 14 points.  The Savage Storm shot 40.4 percent (23-57) from the field and won its third consecutive against the RiverHawks.

Never team found much success at the arc with a combined total of three being made.  

Northeastern State turns around to Haskell (Kan.) on Thursday at 5:30 p.m. for its Nike N7 Game.