Friday, February 17
Williamsburg, Va. - Kaplan Arena
7:00 PM
College of Charleston
at
William & Mary
Photo by: CofCSports.com
Cougars Finish Off Road Trip with Sights Set on William & Mary
2/16/2017 9:35:00 PM | Women's Basketball
CHARLESTON, S.C. - The College of Charleston women's basketball team (8-16, 5-8) plays its last road game this Friday at 7 p.m. until the regular season finale in March, as it will head to Williamsburg, Va. to take on the William & Mary Tribe (16-8, 6-7) in Kaplan Arena.
Despite incurring two losses last weekend, two Cougars experienced significant individual milestones. New York native Shiclasia Brown erupted for a career-high 25 points in front of friends and family in the game against Hofstra, doing so on a highly efficient 10 of 16 shooting. Later against Northeastern, Breanna Bolden recorded her 321st career steal, breaking Regina Brown's 34-year-old CofC All-Time steals record. Bolden has been remarkably consistent for the Cougars in her senior campaign, having recorded at least 10 points, 7 rebounds and 3 steals in every single conference game this year.
The Cougars and Tribe will meet one another for the 10th time on record, with William & Mary holding the 6-3 edge. However, earlier in the season in TD Arena it was the Cougars who emerged as the better team. W&M got out to an early lead, but Bolden sparked the comeback with a monster 24-15 double-double adding three steals and two blocks en route to a 70-60 CofC win, which snapped an 11-game win-streak for the Tribe.
William & Mary opened the conference slate as the hottest team in the CAA, holding a 10-1 record at the time. Since then however, the Tribe has lost more games than they've won, and currently sit at the middle of the pack in the conference with a 6-7 record. Their last game was a win at home over Towson, during which Marlena Tremba led all players with 17 points.
Alexandra Massaquel averages 11.7 points per game as well as a team-high 7.8 rebounds and 1.9 steals to lead the Tribe. She was the most potent player in the Tribe's previous matchup with CofC, notching a 24-17 double-double in defeat. Marlena Tremba leads W&M in scoring with 13.7 points per game, and is a potent long-range threat as evidenced by her 66 of 176 (37.5%) from deep on the season. Abby Rendle is also a force on the interior, and is one of the Top 5 shot blockers in the nation even after embracing a bench role six games ago for William & Mary.
Following the conclusion of their game with the Tribe, the Cougars will return home to face James Madison on Sunday afternoon for their Play4Kay Pink Game.
Despite incurring two losses last weekend, two Cougars experienced significant individual milestones. New York native Shiclasia Brown erupted for a career-high 25 points in front of friends and family in the game against Hofstra, doing so on a highly efficient 10 of 16 shooting. Later against Northeastern, Breanna Bolden recorded her 321st career steal, breaking Regina Brown's 34-year-old CofC All-Time steals record. Bolden has been remarkably consistent for the Cougars in her senior campaign, having recorded at least 10 points, 7 rebounds and 3 steals in every single conference game this year.
The Cougars and Tribe will meet one another for the 10th time on record, with William & Mary holding the 6-3 edge. However, earlier in the season in TD Arena it was the Cougars who emerged as the better team. W&M got out to an early lead, but Bolden sparked the comeback with a monster 24-15 double-double adding three steals and two blocks en route to a 70-60 CofC win, which snapped an 11-game win-streak for the Tribe.
William & Mary opened the conference slate as the hottest team in the CAA, holding a 10-1 record at the time. Since then however, the Tribe has lost more games than they've won, and currently sit at the middle of the pack in the conference with a 6-7 record. Their last game was a win at home over Towson, during which Marlena Tremba led all players with 17 points.
Alexandra Massaquel averages 11.7 points per game as well as a team-high 7.8 rebounds and 1.9 steals to lead the Tribe. She was the most potent player in the Tribe's previous matchup with CofC, notching a 24-17 double-double in defeat. Marlena Tremba leads W&M in scoring with 13.7 points per game, and is a potent long-range threat as evidenced by her 66 of 176 (37.5%) from deep on the season. Abby Rendle is also a force on the interior, and is one of the Top 5 shot blockers in the nation even after embracing a bench role six games ago for William & Mary.
Following the conclusion of their game with the Tribe, the Cougars will return home to face James Madison on Sunday afternoon for their Play4Kay Pink Game.
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