Manhattan ? Laurie Koehn’s 1,000th career point wasn’t much different from the most of her others — it was a three-pointer.

Kansas State’s three-point specialist reached the milestone by going 6-of-8 from three-point range as No. 12 Kansas State beat Sacramento State, 94-31, Friday night in the first round of the Commerce Bank Wildcat Classic.

“How incredible is it to think that she’s really only had one healthy season,” head coach Deb Patterson said. “It’s unbelievable to think the impact she’s made on Kansas State basketball in such a small amount of time. Her dedication to the game reminds me of the great players: Magic and Larry Bird.”

Koehn, a junior guard, missed her first two three-point attempts and then made six straight. And she wasn’t the only one to play well. Kendra Wecker had 20 points and 16 rebounds, her 26th career double-double, as the Wildcats (4-2) won for the 11th straight time in their own tournament.

“I was real pleased defensively,” Patterson said. “We made the game more difficult for Sacramento State.”

Missouri 103, Alcorn State 41

Columbia, Mo. — Evan Enrau scored 22 points as Missouri defeated Alcorn State during the first round of the Unilever Tiger Tournament. It was the most points Missouri (4-1) scored since they scored 106 on Eastern Illinois in 2000. Tracy Lozier, Christelle N’Garsanet, Cherice Mack and Carlynn Savant each scored 11 points for Missouri.

Tiffaney Smith led the scoring for Alcorn State (0-4) with 10 points. Her team shot 27 percent from the field compared with 56 percent for the Tigers.

Missouri will play Tulsa today in the title game. Alcorn State (0-4) will play the University of Alabama at Birmingham in consolation game.

Baylor 96, Eastern Kentucky 75

Waco, Texas — Sophia Young and Steffanie Blackmon combined for 43 points as Baylor beat Eastern Kentucky. Young had 22 points and 11 rebounds and Blackmon scored 21 points and had eight rebounds. Emily Niemann added 14 points, including two three-pointers and Dionne Brown came off the bench to score 16.