BOWIE, Md. – Bowie State University women’s basketball
claimed a 50-47 home finale victory over Chowan University on Saturday afternoon. The win moves the Bulldogs season mark to 18-6 overall, 9-4 in CIAA play and 5-3 in the North.
Senior
Ashley Jennings (Newark, N.J.) and junior Kiara Colston (Burtonsville,
Md.) led the Bulldogs offensively with 11 points apiece. Junior
Kyah Proctor (Capital Heights, Md.) contributed nine points and
freshman Kyaja Williams (Baltimore, Md.) added eight points a team-high
seven rebounds and a game-high six steals.
Senior
Denver Clyde (Glen Burnie, Md.) accounted for six points, five
rebounds, four steals (tying her career-high) and added one assist
in her final home contest. Junior Lisa (Laurel, Md.) and freshman Amel
Duggins (Largo, Md.) tallied three and two points respectively in the
Bowie State victory.
Chowan
(15-9, 8-6 CIAA, 5-3 North) was paced by Jada Lee (Virginia Beach, Va.)
with 11 points. Shaikeyla Jordan (Suffolk, Va.) and Courtni
Williams (Chesapeake, Va.) chipped in six points each.
The
Bulldogs jumped all over the Hawks, bolting out to 10-0 advantage in
the first four minutes of the game and held a 17-10 advantage after
one quarter.
The
Hawks battled to get back in the game with a good tip in by Dominique
Weldon (Glen Allen, Va.), closing the gap 19-23 at the 2:09
mark
of the second quarter. However, the Bowie State defense held Chowan
scoreless the rest of the first half and took a 27-19 lead into
halftime.
Chowan outscored Bowie State 12-9 in the third quarter, closing the gap to 36-31 heading into the final quarter.
The Bulldogs led by eight (41-33) at the 8:16 mark of the fourth quarter following a Proctor 3-pointer, only to see the Chowan Hawks battle
back.
A pair of Jordan Payne (Norfolk, Va.) free throws trimmed the Hawks deficit down to 43-42 with 5:34 left in the contest.
A
mini 4-0 run led by the Bowie State duo of Clyde and Colston gave the
Bulldogs some breathing room at 47-42, but Chowan cut the Bulldogs
lead to 49-47 after a Jada Lee (Virginia Beach, Va.) with 1:20 to go but would not get any closer.
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