Lady Jets Remain Perfect with Dominant 45–19 Victory Over Milan Hauser Improves to 4–0 Behind Diedrich’s Five Three-Pointers and Outstanding Team Defense The Hauser Lady Jets continued their impressive start to the 2026–2027 basketball season Thursday night, defeating the Milan Lady Indians 45–19 to improve to a perfect 4–0 on the year. The Lady Jets put together another impressive defensive performance, holding Milan to just 12.1% shooting from the field while forcing 25 turnovers. Hauser's defensive pressure, combined with timely perimeter shooting and contributions throughout the lineup, proved to be the difference in the convincing victory. Cailyn Diedrich led the offensive attack with a game-high 16 points, connecting on five three-pointers in an outstanding shooting performance. Diedrich finished 5-for-9 from beyond the arc, providing a major offensive spark for the Lady Jets. Abby Manley added nine points and contributed on both ends of the floor. Manley also recorded six steals and six deflections, helping set the tone for Hauser's aggressive defensive effort. June Berkenstock finished with seven points and ten rebounds, converting five of her six free-throw attempts. Berkenstock continued to provide a strong presence on the boards while contributing three deflections. Ava Dempsey and Sophia Baker each added six points. Dempsey knocked down two three-pointers while contributing seven deflections. Baker connected on a three-pointer and added four assists, two steals, and two deflections. Defense Continues to Set the Tone Hauser's defense was once again the story of the night. The Lady Jets limited Milan to just 7 made field goals on 58 attempts (12.1%), including 2-for-18 shooting from three-point range. The Jets finished with 13 steals, 24 deflections, and four blocked shots, consistently disrupting Milan's offensive rhythm and limiting quality scoring opportunities. Hauser also forced 25 turnovers, converting those opportunities into 12 points. The Lady Jets controlled the defensive glass with 30 defensive rebounds, helping prevent additional scoring chances. Perimeter Shooting Fuels the Offense Offensively, Hauser connected on nine three-pointers, with Diedrich accounting for five of those makes. The Lady Jets shot 45.5% from inside the three-point line and finished with 14 assists, highlighting their ability to share the basketball. While the Lady Jets committed 22 turnovers of their own, their defensive intensity and ability to knock down perimeter shots allowed them to maintain control of the contest. The victory demonstrates Hauser's ability to impact games in multiple ways. With defensive pressure continuing to create opportunities and several players contributing offensively, the Lady Jets have established a strong foundation through their first four contests. With the 45–19 victory, Hauser moves to 4–0 on the season and looks to carry that momentum into its upcoming games.