HARRISONBURG, Va. – The Shenandoah University women's basketball team swept its regular season series against Eastern Mennonite with a 72-55 conference win at EMU Wednesday night.
 
Leading by one at the half, the Hornets (16-8, 11-6 ODAC) held the Royals (9-15, 4-13) to a combined 20% (6 for 30) shooting in the final two quarters.
 
IN BRIEF
Shenandoah made its first five shots and 10 of its first 12 in a 27-point first quarter. Emily Williams and Gabby Krystofiak started the party with a pair of threes in the first two minutes. 
 
The rest of the quarter was the Terese Greene show as she dropped seven points giving SU a 27-15 lead.
 
The second quarter saw EMU at its best shooting 50% (8 for 16) in the frame and going on a 12-2 run in the final six minutes. Shawnise Campbell helped the Hornets maintain a lead at the half with her nine first-half points.
 
EMU gained the only lead it would hold, 36-35, after two made free throws to open the half. SU regained the lead right away with an 11-2 run over a six-minute span. The two EMU points during the run would prove to be their only made shot of the quarter.
 
Madisen Kimble led the Hornets in fourth-quarter points with eight and helped her squad secure the 72-55 final. 
 
Greene led Shenandoah with 18 points. Kimble and Campbell each had 17 for the victors.
 
Kimble would also lead the Hornets with ten rebounds, earning herself a double-double.
 
Greene extends her streak of double-digit scoring to 20 games.
 
UP NEXT
Shenandoah wraps up its regular season on the road at Washington & Lee at 2 p.m. on Saturday in ODAC play. 

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