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Bepko's 18 leads Lady Hawks

The Lady Hawks went on the road against Binghamton, who has not been having a stellar season with a record currently at four and nineteen overall. The Hawks were looking for a win to become two games about 500 and also seven and three overall in the America East standings. The ladies fought a tough battle and ultimately got the win with the final score being 51 to 46. Amber Bepko kept her amazing scoring streak, finishing with a team high 18 points, her eleventh time this season leading her team in points. Cherelle Moore also had a solid outing shooting fifty percent from the floor, ending with thirteen buckets and 8 boards. Sophomore Deanna Mayza, had a tough game ending with a team most seven turnovers and only scoring 5 points. For the Bearcats, Jasmine Sina had a great game ending with 14 points and 5 dimes. Kim Albrecht also had 14 swishes and two steals. Binghamton also struggled with the ball having fifteen turnovers throughout the game. Next up for the Hartford women, is a game against Maine on the road February 8th.

By STN2 Staff1 min read

The Lady Hawks went on the road against Binghamton on Tuesday. The Bearcats who has not been having a stellar season with a record currently at four and nineteen overall. The Hawks were looking for a win to become two games about 500 and also seven and three overall in the America East standings. The ladies fought a tough battle and ultimately got the win with the final score being 51 to 46. Amber Bepko kept her amazing scoring streak, finishing with a team high 18 points, her eleventh time this season leading her team in points. Cherelle Moore also had a solid outing shooting fifty percent from the floor, ending with thirteen buckets and 8 boards. Sophomore Deanna Mayza, had a tough game ending with a team most seven turnovers and only scoring 5 points. For the Bearcats, Jasmine Sina had a great game ending with 14 points and 5 dimes. Kim Albrecht also had 14 swishes and two steals. Binghamton also struggled with the ball having fifteen turnovers throughout the game. Next up for the Hartford women, is a game against Maine on the road February 8th.

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