Chambersburg, PA — The St. Mary’s College of Maryland women’s basketball team (7-6) kicked off the new year with a strong performance, securing a 76-68 road win over Wilson College (3-10) in a United East Conference contest on Sunday.
How It Happened
The Seahawks opened the game on a high note, with Tramarie Mobray converting two free throws and Olivia Liszt adding a layup for an early 4-0 lead. However, the Phoenix responded, and the teams traded baskets throughout the first quarter. Wilson ended the frame with a narrow three-point advantage.
The back-and-forth action continued into the second quarter. Wilson surged ahead to their largest lead of the game, up nine points midway through the period. The Seahawks responded with an impressive run, scoring the final eight points of the half to close the gap. Key contributions included two three-pointers from Sam Blaylock, helping St. Mary’s recapture momentum. Wilson led 35-34 at halftime.
In the third quarter, St. Mary’s regained control, with Keira Mason’s jump shot giving the Seahawks the lead at the seven-minute mark. The Seahawks extended their advantage to five points at one stage, entering the fourth quarter with a four-point cushion. Offensive efforts from Mason, Rayna Miller, and Liszt powered the team during this stretch.
The Seahawks maintained control in the fourth quarter, never relinquishing their lead. A three-pointer by Blaylock pushed the margin to 12 points midway through the period. While Wilson made a late push, St. Mary’s converted key free throws down the stretch to seal the 76-68 victory.
Inside the Box Score
- Keira Mason: Team-high 26 points in a standout performance.
- Sam Blaylock: Three three-pointers, including a clutch shot in the fourth quarter.
- Rayna Miller: Just shy of a double-double, contributing nine points and eight rebounds.
Up Next
The Seahawks will return to their home court to face Rosemont College on Monday, January 8, at 5:00 PM in St. Mary’s City, MD.
