The Madison College women's basketball team had two things working in their favor Wednesday night against UW-Rock County, size and depth. Both were very evident in the WolfPack's 87-64 victory.

The Rattlers, which boast just seven women on their roster, none of which are taller than 5-foot-8, suited up just six players against Madison College. The result was a WolfPack team which was able to truly wear down its opponent.

"We shared the ball very well," said Madison College head coach Jessica Pelzel. "Our post players did a very good job of finishing."

One of those post players was freshman Mandi Sargent. Sargent finished the game with a double-double, 12 points and 11 rebounds.

"I just know my job. I know I need to get stuff done," said Sargent. "[Coach] Mayfield always says I need to play well tonight, and that motivates me."

Four other members of the 'Pack joined Sargent in scoring in double-digits, Sydney Harms (16), Taylor Nelson (14), Jenna Endres (14) and Kaitlyn Kast (13). Collectively, the team hit 35-of-72 (48 percent) from the field.

Madison College outscored UW-Rock County 38-26 in the paint. They also bested the Rattlers in second-chance points, 24-5.

Up next, the WolfPack (3-1) will host Sauk Valley Community College, an NJCAA DI program, Wednesday, Nov. 19, at 5:30 p.m.