SAN ANTONIO — The three-game road trip for the Sul Ross State women's basketball team continued on Sunday afternoon with an exhibition game against NCAA Division I opponent University of the Incarnate Word.

The Cardinals led 20-0 after one quarter to win the contest 77-36 at the McDermott Center.

Sul Ross ended the scoring drought after Brianna Martin made three free throws with 8:40 in the second quarter.

Lauren Lusk followed with a layup to give the Lobos a 5-0 run.

Incarnate Word outscored Sul Ross 23-12 in the second quarter to lead 43-12 at halftime.

In the third quarter, the Lobos got a pair of three-pointers from Martin and Vania Hampton.

Martin finished with 10 points while Hampton and Melody Martinez each chipped in with five points. Martinez grabbed a team-high seven rebounds and also tallied three assists.

Marley Rokas tallied four points, three boards and two steals.

Sul Ross knocked down five 3-pointers. Martinez, Martin and Hampton joined Kayley Diaz and Emily Bunger by making shots from beyond the arc.

The Lobos managed to out rebound Incarnate Word, 40-39. Lusk and Hampton each came down with five rebounds.

Bunger and Victoria Aguayo both had four boards while Courtney Cavallin finished with three rebounds.

>> RECORDS: Sul Ross (6-5); Incarnate Word (5-4)

>> UP NEXT: The Lobos resume American Southwest Conference play by traveling to Austin for a 1 p.m. tip off against Concordia on Monday, Dec. 19.