HUNTSVILLE, Ala. | The UAH women's basketball team continued its surge through Gulf South Conference play Saturday afternoon, defeating Lee 65–51 inside SportsMED Arena at Spragins Hall to extend its winning streak to seven games and improve to 4–0 in conference action.

The victory marked a significant milestone for the Chargers, as it was the first time UAH has defeated Lee in back-to-back meetings in 40 years, dating back to wins on Nov. 11, 1983, and Feb. 12, 1985.

UAH placed four players in double figures, led by Lili Wilken with 16 points. Millie Brown added 12 points, Bella White finished with 11, and Ivey Maddox contributed 10, highlighting a balanced offensive effort from the Chargers.

Defensively, UAH once again set the tone, holding Lee to just 51 points. It marked the fourth time this season the Chargers have limited an opponent to fewer than 60 points, continuing a stretch of strong defensive performances during the team's winning streak.

With the win, UAH improves to 7–3 overall and remains unbeaten in GSC play heading into a road-heavy week.

The Chargers will hit the road next week, traveling to Mississippi College in Clinton, Miss., on Thursday, Dec. 18, before heading to Delta State on Saturday in Cleveland, Miss., with tipoff scheduled for 2 p.m.