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No. 1 Cavaliers Roll Past No. 10 Parkland, Remain Unbeaten

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JCCC guard Anonda Ford pushes past the defense on a fast break.

Game Leaders

Parkland College
Pts: 2 Players (#2, #23) - 10
Reb: Team - 9
Ast: Kiarra Orphelia - 2
Johnson County Community College
Pts: Anonda Ford - 26
Reb: Anonda Ford - 10
Ast: Kara Stricklin - 9

Team Stats

Parkland College
Johnson County Community College

Field Goals

(21-62)
(37-73)

Field Goal %

33.9%
50.7%

Rebounds

30
49

Assists

7
19

Turnovers

17
19

Pts off Turnovers

15
18

2nd Chance Pts

5
13

Pts in the Paint

20
60

Fastbreak Pts

10
16

Bench Pts

27
24
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Posted: Dec 13, 2025

OVERLAND PARK, Kan. - The No. 1-ranked Johnson County Community College women's basketball team continued its dominant start to the season with an 85-56 victory over No. 10 Parkland, improving to 15-0 on the year.

Freshman guard Anonda Ford once again led the way for the Cavaliers, recording her third double-double of the season with a game-high 26 points and 10 rebounds. Ford was highly efficient, converting 13-of-16 shots from the floor. The performance capped an outstanding month of December for the rookie guard, who averaged 24.3 points and 11.3 rebounds over four games while shooting 73 percent.

Johnson County set the tone early, building separation with strong defense and balanced scoring, and never allowed Parkland to threaten as the game progressed.

Freshman guard Mia Adams was the only other Cavalier to score in double figures, finishing with 13 points to go along with six rebounds. Sophomore guard Layla Scott contributed eight points and three steals, while sophomore guard Kara Stricklin added eight points and a game-high nine assists to pace the offense. Freshman guard Jade Warren provided a spark off the bench, posting eight points and six rebounds.

Parkland was led by Yohangeli Guzman and Siarah Brown, who scored 10 points apiece, but the Cobras struggled to keep pace with the Cavaliers' pressure and efficiency on both ends of the floor.