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Scott hits six 3s as No. 1 Cavaliers roll past Metropolitan 101-35

The photo shows a basketball player in mid-action on a court, wearing a white uniform with dark blue and gold accents. The jersey has the word “Cavaliers” across the chest and the number 10 displayed prominently on the front. The player’s arms are extended upward in a classic shooting form, suggesting a jump shot or free throw. In the background, there are rows of blue bleachers with several spectators seated, and a person standing near the sideline wearing a dark blue top with crossed arms. The setting appears to be an indoor gymnasium with bright lighting and a polished wooden floor. The overall scene conveys an organized basketball game or practice in progress.
JCCC guard Layla Scott drains a 3-point basket.

Game Leaders

Johnson County Community College
Pts: Layla Scott - 28
Reb: 2 Players (#12, #45) - 8
Ast: 3 Players (#1, #10, #11) - 2
Metropolitan Community College
Pts: Katrina Wilson - 10
Reb: Katrina Wilson - 11
Ast: 2 Players (#12, #15) - 2

Team Stats

Johnson County Community College
Metropolitan Community College

Field Goals

(36-80)
(14-47)

Field Goal %

45.0%
29.8%

Rebounds

39
26

Assists

12
5

Turnovers

7
30

Pts off Turnovers

34
6

2nd Chance Pts

17
2

Pts in the Paint

0
0

Fastbreak Pts

0
0

Bench Pts

29
8
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Posted: Jan 11, 2026

OVERLAND PARK, Kan. –  Layla Scott moved closer to the program's all-time 3-point record, draining six treys and finishing with a season-high 28 points as No. 1-ranked Johnson County Community College cruised to a 101-35 victory over Metropolitan Community College on Saturday afternoon.

Scott now has 180 career made 3-pointers, leaving her just eight shy of the school record with half a season still remaining. Her 28-point performance ranks as the second-highest scoring output of her career. She also contributed four rebounds and four steals.

ara Stricklin was one of four additional Cavaliers to score in double figures, finishing with 17 points. Anonda Ford followed with 14 points and five rebounds, while Korrie Holcer and Jade Warren each added 11 points. Layla Barnes and Karlee Ellick led Johnson County on the glass with eight rebounds apiece. Layla Barnes and Karlee Ellick led Johnson County on the glass with eight rebounds apiece

The Cavaliers seized control early, outscoring the Wolves 31-8 in the opening quarter and extending the margin with a dominant 27-2 second quarter to take a 58-10 lead into halftime.

Katrina Wilson led Metropolitan with 10 points.

Johnson County improved to 17-0 on the season and will play its final non-conference game Sunday against Graceland University JV before opening conference play on Wednesday, January 14, at Highland Community College.