Women's Basketball

Women’s #AEHoops Jan. 8-10 Recap

BOSTON – Check out recaps and highlights from all of this weekend's action!

Bryant 62, UAlbany 55
 


Binghamton 80. UMass Lowell 52
 

UMBC 58, New Hampshire 47
 


Maine 86, NJIT 67
 

 

Maine 58, UMBC 43
  • Maine had a slow start but pulled away over the final three quarters to earn the 58-43 win.
  • Adrianna Smith had 19 points, 11 rebounds and six assists int he win, while Sarah Talon added 13 points.
  • Jade Tillman led UMBC with 13 points., three rebounds and two blocks.
 
NJIT 69, New Hampshire 62
  • The Highlanders outscored UNH 22-12 in the final quarter to pull away for a 69-62 road victory and improve to 2-1 in league play.
  • Ava Locklear had 11 points and 14 rebounds while Alejandra Zuniga put in 19 points. 
  • In the loss, Eva DeChent tied her career high with 34 points, 11 rebounds and five steals.
 

Bryant 80, UMass Lowell 38
  • The Bulldogs jumped out to a 24-12 lead after one quarter and didn't take their foot off the gas on the way to an 80-38 victory over UMass Lowell on the road Thursday.
  • Mimi Rubino led three players in double fitures with 21 points and five boards, while Maranda Nyborg had 20 points and three rebounds.
  • Maddie Rice had eight points and eight rebounds in the loss for UMass Lowell.
 

Binghamton 71, Vermont 67
  • Vermont led after three quarters, but Binghamton outscored the Catamounts 24-13 in the fourth to pull off the impressive 71-67 victory and improve to 2-0 in league play.
  • Kendall Bennett had 8 points, ten rebounds, three steals and three blocks, including one with less than five seconds remaining in regulation. Bella Pucci added 20 points. 
  • Malia Lenz paced the Catamount offense with 21 points and nine boards, while Nikola Priede had 15 points and 12 rebounds. 
 

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