Every
gameday throughout the 2009-10 season, America East will provide a
women's basketball update that features notes on that day's matchups as
well as recaps of the previous day's action. Fans can also follow
basketball action throughout the season at the America East Facebook page, Twitter account and blog! For links to all the media coverage and live stats, visit the full women's basketball schedule.
Fans can also check out the all-new women's hoops digital media guide, now online!
Recent Results
Wednesday, February 10
*at Albany 59, Stony Brook 52 (OT)
- The Seawolves led by five at the intermission, but the Great Danes rallied to force overtime, and then outscored the visitors 11-4 in the extra frame, to pull out their first conference win of 2010.
- Albany rookie Ebone Henry scored a game and career-high 26 points on 8-for-14 shooting, including a perfect 3-for-3 from downtown.
- Stony Brook junior Kirsten Jeter led the Seawolves with 19 points and 15 rebounds, along with two blocks and three steals.
*at Vermont 77, Boston U. 59 (WCAXtra) (WBCA Pink Zone)
- In front of a crowd of 1,864, the largest audience since senior day 2002, senior May Kotsopoulos scored a game-high 22 points. Fellow seniors Courtnay Pilypaitis and Alissa Sheftic each registered double-doubles.
- The Catamounts had a strong effort at the charity stripe, going 25-of-30 from the line. Kotsopoulos set a new school record for single-game consecutive free throws with a 13-of-13 performance.
- Four Terriers scored in double-digits, including sophomore Alex Young with a team-high 18. Classmate Caroline Stewart collected a team-best 10 boards.
*at Binghamton 70, UMBC 36 (TWCS)
- Bearcat senior Erica Carter hit 4-of-6 three-point attempts to finish with a game-high 15 points. Junior Jackie Ward, sophomore Orla O'Reilly and senior Darryll Peterson finished with 14, 13 and 12 points, respectively.
- Binghamton outrebounded UMBC, 47-32, while shooting 45.6% from the field. The Bearcats held the Retrievers to just 20.8% field-goal shooting.
- UMBC sophomore Topé Obajolu was the lone Retriever in the double-figure scoring column, finishing with 11. Obajolu also recorded the Retrievers' lone block.
* America East contest