SBU Sports: Women’s Basketball Falls on Unc Wilmington – TBR News Media

Despite efforts of 27 points from Zaida Gonzalez, the female stations of bracket Brooke fell to UNS Wilmington, 65-57, on February 2 at TRASK Coliseum. Seawolves moved up to five points ahead, but Seahawks came hot in the second quarter and had an advantage in the rest of the race.

Behind Gonzalez’s presentation, Breauna Were has collected 11 points and five rebounds, while Janay Brantley helped with seven points and three thefts. Lauren Philien led the boards with 10 rebounds a day for Seawolves.

After playing a draw 2-2 at the beginning of the game, Stones Brooke continued with 5-0 with 6:43, remained in the first quarter. Seawolves then maintained this lead and entered a quarter break with an advantage of 13-8. Brantley led with five points through the initial frame.

Seawolves could not keep their lead in the second quarter, as UNC Wilmington fired 69 percent of the game to take a lead at seven points, entering the break.

Stroke deficiency Brooke continued to grow after halftime, with Seahawks hitting a trio of triangers to cause an advantage of 19 points. Gonzalez jumped for nine points in the third quarter, trying to close to the precipice for Seawolves.

Stones Brooke came out of the third quarter, clicked on all cylinders, continuing by 11-0 to shrink the deficit to 52-44 by 5:42 to enter the race. Seawolves could not enter the shortage until the end of the game, losing 65-57. Stony Brook took advantage of three UNC Wilmington rpm in a quarter, scoring eight points of these assumptions.

The team then returned to New York to take Hofstra for the battle of Long Island on February 7 at 7pm. This will be the 16th meeting of all time between Seawolves and Pride in the history of the program. The coating will be available on Sny and Flocollege.