America
East will have the 2010-11 season covered from every angle. Visit
AmericaEast.com every gameday for game previews and recaps, scores,
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the conference's blog, will take you even closer to the action with
reports from student-media correspondents at all nine of our campuses.
Additionally, conference staffers will take you behind the scenes with
coach and player interviews, in-depth features and so much more.
Recent Results
Thursday, December 30
American 58, vs. Binghamton 32 (Hawk Holiday Classic)- Box
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Binghamton saw its three-game winning streak
come to an end with a 58-32 loss to American in the opening game of Monmouth's Hawk
Holiday Classic.
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Junior forward Viive Rebane scored six points
and grabbed eight rebounds to lead the Bearcats in the loss.
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Senior guard Jackie Ward and junior guard Orla O'Reilly
each added seven points for Binghamton.
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The Bearcats wrap up their participation in the
Hawk Holiday Classic with a matchup against Monmouth on Friday, Dec. 31.
Kansas State 68, vs. Vermont 39 (Blue Sky Classic)- Box
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Vermont was unable to overcome an early
double-digit deficit, as it fell 68-39 to Kansas State in the final game of the
Blue Sky Classic.
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Sophomore center Lauren Buschmann scored a
team-high 14 points and grabbed a team-high nine rebounds in the loss.
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Junior guard/forward Ashley Hoyt came off the
bench to score 11 points for the Catamounts.
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The Catamounts begin America East play when they
host Hartford on Sunday, Jan. 2.
Wednesday, December 29
Quinnipiac 62, vs. New Hampshire 61 (Hawk Classic)
- In its final game at the Hawk Classic, New Hampshire fell to its second consecutive heartbreaking defeat, losing 62-61 to Quinnipiac.
- Senior center Jill McDonald dominated in the post, scoring 11 points and grabbing 11 rebounds for the double-double.
- The Wildcats delivered a strong defensive performance in the loss, limiting Quinnipiac to only .338 shooting from the field.
- New Hampshire returns home to close out the non-conference portion of its schedule when it hosts Rhode Island on Saturday, Jan. 1.
Hartford 49, at Coppin State 48
- Hartford closed out the non-conference portion of its schedule with its first road victory of the season down in Baltimore.
- Senior guard Mary Silvia paced the Hawks on the offensive end, scoring a season-high 17 points in the win.
- Sophomore forward Nikkia Smith poured in 11 points and grabbed a team-high six rebounds in 31 minutes of action.
- The Hawks begin the America East portion of their schedule with a visit to Vermont on Sunday, Jan. 2.
Wagner 68, vs. Vermont 40 (Blue Sky Classic)
- Vermont opened up its participation in the Blue Sky Classic with a 68-40 loss to Wagner.
- Sophomore forward/center Lauren Buschmann anchored the paint for the Catamounts, scoring 12 points in the loss.
- Freshman guard Jasmine Cooper added nine points and a team-high eight rebounds in 33 minutes of action.
At UMBC 60, Loyola 57
- UMBC finished the non-conference portion of its schedule with a 60-57 victory over cross-town rival Loyola to move to 4-1 at the RAC this season.
- Junior guard Michelle Kurowski led the Retrievers on the perimeter, scoring a game-high 18 points and pulling down seven rebounds in the win.
- Junior center Tope Obajolu anchored the paint for UMBC, scoring 11 points and grabbing a team-high nine boards.
- UMBC opens up America East play with a visit to Stony Brook on Monday, Jan. 3.
At Maine 66, Massachusetts 62
- Sophomore guard Katelyn Vanderhoff scored 18 points and grabbed eight rebounds to lead the Black Bears in the win. She hit all of her career-high five three-pointers in the second half to spark the team.
- Sophomore forward Corinne Wellington gave Maine a strong post presence, scoring 10 points and pulling down a team-high nine boards.
- The Black Bears begin the America East portion of their schedule with a visit to Boston University on Sunday, Jan. 2.