The San Diego State women's basketball team managed to stay perfect this season at home, defeating visiting Wyoming, 49-42, Wednesday at Cox Arena.
Wyoming started the game with a pair of two-point leads, but San Diego State pulled ahead with six straight points to go up 8-4 at the 13:03 mark.
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The Cowgirls cut their slim deficit down to one on two occasions over the next four minutes before an 11-0 Aztec run put the hosts up by 12 at 23-11.
The Wyoming offense finally put points on the board after an 8:09 drought on a free throw by Megan McGuffey and went into the locker room down by 11, 25-14.
San Diego State saw its lead get cut to five points at the 14:02 mark of the second half, but then began to pull away, as Layton-Bailes scored a lay-up and converted a three-point play to return the advantage to double-figures at 34-24.
The Cowgirls rallied to cut their deficit to single-digits with just over a minute left with a 6-0 run, but Quenese Davis closed out the game by hitting both of her free throws to preserve the 49-42 win.
