Nottingham Wildcats bounced back from their first league defeat of the season over the weekend, with backcourt star Siobhan Prior insisting her team can make the most of their recent wake-up call.
The former WBBL Championship leaders suffered a first ever WBBL Championship loss of the campaign when they went down at Northumbria recently, but Prior believes it will help them re-focus after they hit back with a convincing 70 - 50 win against Jenaya Wade-Fray and Brixton Topcats teammates.
Wade-Fray played 30 minutes of action scoring 12 points, she went 3 for 8 from the Field and 2 for 11 from behind the three point line. Wade-Fray had 4 steals and 2 turnovers.
