ODESSA, Texas — On Tuesday night in front of 463 fans at the Falcon Dome, the Sul Ross State women's basketball team fought hard against the University of Texas-Permian Basin Falcons despite what the score indicated.

Unfortunately, the end result wasn't what the Lobos wanted as they fell, 108-81, during the exhibition match.

>> GAME NOTES:

Four Lobos scored in double-digits.

Marley Rokas led the way with 19 points, eight rebounds and two assists while Victoria Aguayo added with 16 points, six rebounds and seven assists.

Rokas tallied 11 points in the opening quarter.

Morgan Peralez added with 15 points and five boards while Ariana Escalante chipped in with 12 points and two steals.

The Lobos managed to grab more rebounds than the Falcons, 37-29.

Sul Ross State shot 27 of 33 from the free throw line. Four players finished perfect from the charity stripe as Rokas, Aguayo, Cheyanne Bonilla and Caitlyn Corley went a combined 17 for 17.

Corley finished with nine points and Bonilla added with eight.

Emily Bunger added to the rebounding by grabbing six boards.

>> UP NEXT: The Lobos travel to Houston, Texas to take on Schreiner University at 12 p.m. CST on Saturday, Nov. 25.

>> WHAT THE COACH SAID:

"I felt like my players were ready to play. They played hard, they fought all the way. I'm very proud of all them. Ariana did much better today making shots. Marley's always going to give 100 percent. Morgan plays hard. I'm very proud of the way they fought even though we lost. They trying to buy in with what I'm trying to say." — Head coach E.J. Lee Smith on her team's effort

"I'm excited. I'm sure our players are too. They're very excited about the upcoming games. The way we played today — we don't have any problems playing against St. Thomas or Schreiner. I'm just hoping that we are capable of playing really well together. It's up to them." — Head coach E.J. Lee Smith on the schedule ahead