How It Happened:

SMWC and Midway both jumped out to impressive offensive starts. Each team shot over 32.0% from the field in the first quarter. The Pomeroys led by seven as they entered the second quarter. SMWC caught fire in the second quarter as they scored a total of 32 points. They shot 44.4% from the field and 91.7% from the free throw line. At halftime, The Woods was leading 52-42. In the third quarter, the Midway defense stepped up and only allowed SMWC to score eight points as they notched 30 points. In the fourth quarter, SMWC went on a run but it was not enough to get by the 18 point lead the Eagles had posted. SMWC lost 90-77.

Statistical Leaders:

Delaney Kendall led the team with 14 points; she added two assists, and one rebound

Sydney Ingram added 13 points; she added four rebounds, two steals, and a block

Regan Hubbard tallied nine points; she grabbed four rebounds, forced three steals, and tossed two assists

Mara Canada finished with nine points; she added four rebounds

Avalee Jeffers came up with nine steals which tied the second place school record; she tallied six rebounds, five assists, and three points

Maggie Reimer led the team in rebounds with nine

By The Numbers:

18 | As a team, SMWC came up with 18 steals

30 | The Pomeroys defense forced the Eagles to commit 30 turnovers

86 | The Woods fast-paced offense was able to get up 86 shots

Looking Ahead:

The Pomeroys will be back in action on Sunday, February 10th at 1:00 p.m. ET. SMWC will honor Callan Taylor with a 1,000 PT Club ceremony before tip-off.

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