Box Score

Stevens STEVENS2 3-7, 2-1 E8

Hartwick HARTWICK 7-5, 4-0 E8

Stevens STEVENS2

3-7, 2-1 E8

Final

Jan. 10, 2017

Hartwick HARTWICK

7-5, 4-0 E8

Score By Periods
Team	1	2	3	4	F
Stevens STEVENS2	5	13	15	7	40
Hartwick HARTWICK	9	20	16	11	56

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Women’s basketball can’t overcome cold stretch in setback at Hartwick

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ONEONTA, N.Y. (January 10, 2017) – A nearly five-minute scoring drought in the second quarter proved to be too much to overcome as the Stevens Institute of Technology women's basketball team fell at Hartwick College, 56-40, in Empire 8 Conference play Tuesday.

Graduate student Kaitlyn Astel recorded her third double-double of the season with 12 points and 11 rebounds to lead the Ducks. Junior Megan Brown tallied her eighth double-digit rebounding effort of the season with 10 rebounds. Junior Ana Toke added eight points and seven rebounds for Stevens, who fell to 3-7 overall and 2-1 in the E8.

Hartwick's Carly Johnson led all players with 18 points and Caitlin Corbett added 10 as the Hawks improved to 7-5 overall and a perfect 4-0 in the conference.

Turning Point

After the Ducks pulled to within one possession of Hartwick in the second quarter, the Hawks used a 15-7 run to open an 11-point lead at the half.
Stevens went 4:41 between field goals as Hartwick's lead grew from three points to 13.
The first of junior Megan Anderson's two three-point baskets ended the cold stretch.
The Ducks would trail by no less than 10 points over the final quarters in dropping their first conference game.

Inside the Numbers

The Hartwick victory snapped a string of five straight Stevens victories, dating back to Feb. 28, 2014.
The Ducks shot a season-low 23% (16-of-69) from the field.
After winning the battle of the boards for three straight games, Stevens was outrebounded 38-27.
The Ducks held the edge on the offensive glass, 18-11, but were edged in second-chance points.
Stevens successfully turned over the Hawks, forcing 25 Hartwick errors, but were only able to turn them into 12 points.
Hartwick controlled the paint, scoring 24 of its 56 points. The Ducks only scored 12.

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