Dave Janosz

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Mt. St. Mary (NY) MSMC 3-2,1-0 Skyline

Union (NY) UNI 2-2,0-0 Liberty League

Mt. St. Mary (NY) MSMC

3-2,1-0 Skyline

Final

Nov. 27, 2022

Union (NY) UNI

2-2,0-0 Liberty League

Score By Periods
Team	1	2	3	4	F
Mt. St. Mary (NY) MSMC	2	11	20	11	44
Union (NY) UNI	9	10	14	20	53

Game Recap: Women's Basketball | 11/27/2022 9:05:00 PM

Knights Downed At Union

Desrats, Twohig score in double-figures

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Schenectady, N.Y. – In its first action since November 19, the Mount Saint Mary College Women's Basketball team saw its three-game winning streak come to an end Sunday evening following a 53-44 road loss at Union. Charlotte Twohig (Syosset, N.Y.) led two players in double-figures with 12 points.

Sunday's loss drops Mount Saint Mary to 3-2 overall on the season, while Union evens its overall record at 2-2.

First Half

Both teams struggled to score in the opening stanza with the Knights going just 1-for-18 from the floor over the first 10 minutes.
A Twohig jumper at the 7:34 mark of the period accounted for the Mount's only bucket of the opening period, knotting the score at 2-2.
Union went on to score the final seven points of the first quarter, including a three-pointer from Emma Riley with 95 seconds left in the frame to give the Dutchwomen a 9-2 edge heading into the second stanza.
Union would build a lead as large as eight points twice in the second stanza on Sunday.
Following a Maura Conan jumper that gave the Dutchwomen a 13-5 lead, the Knights ran off seven straight points to slice the deficit to 13-12 on a pair of Brianna Guglielmo (Smithtown, N.Y.) free-throws with 3:09 left before halftime.
Union responded with the next four points and used two Jelena Perovic free-throws in the closing seconds of the quarter to build a 19-13 advantage through 20 minutes.
Mount Saint Mary finished the first half just 4-for-32 from the floor overall and 1-for-14 from three-point range.
Union was limited to 8-for-26 shooting overall and a 1-for-4 effort from behind the arc.

Second Half

Union opened the second half on an 8-2 to run build a 27-15 lead on a Megan Lee conversion just under three minutes into the third quarter.
The Dutchwomen maintained the lead in the period until an 11-2 run over the final 3:23 of the quarter saw the Knights pull even at 33-33.
Lauren Desrats (Warwick, N.Y.) scored eight points over the run for the Mount and Shannon Phelan (Tappan, N.Y.) canned a triple at the horn to get the Knights on even terms with 10 minutes left to play.
Union opened the final frame with the first six points and would not allow the Mount closer than three points over the final stanza.
An Asia Rivera (Saddle Brook, N.J.) bucket with 3:39 left to play brought the Knights to within 43-40, but Union answered with the next eight points to push its lead back out to double-figures at 51-40.
The Dutchwomen matched their largest lead of the game when two Conan free-throws expanded the lead to 53-41.
Desrats connected on a three-pointer in the closing seconds to get the Knights to the final nine-point deficit.

For The Knights

Twohig finished the night with a career-high 12 points, adding six rebounds and three steals.
Desrats totaled 11 points, five rebounds and a trio of thefts.
Phelan led the team with seven rebounds and chipped in five points.
Katelyn McCann (Blooming Grove, N.Y.) paced the Mount with three assists and chipped in three steals.

For The Dutchwomen

Conan equaled the game-high in scoring with 12 points to go along with nine rebounds.
Lee led all players with 15 rebounds and narrowly missed a double-double with nine points.
Perovic came off the bench to chip in eight points.

Game Statistics

Mount Saint Mary was held to just 19.4-percent shooting overall and went just 4-for-31 from three-point range.
Union converted at 33.9-percent overall but just 2-for-13 from behind the arc.
Union finished with a 28-16 advantage in paint scoring.
Mount Saint Mary forced 31 turnovers leading to a 28-18 edge in points off of miscues.

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