WINCHESTER, Va. – Shenandoah University's women's basketball team made history on Friday night, achieving a commanding 102-39 win against Wilson College. This nonconference victory at home showcased record-breaking performances as the Hornets notched their second win of the season and advanced to a 2-2 record.
The star of the night, Terese Greene, led the way with 18 points, going 7-for-9 from the field and a perfect 4-for-4 from the free-throw line. Greene also grabbed five rebounds and moved into 12th all-time on the Hornets' scoring list with 1,145 career points. In an all-around team effort, Brynna Nesselrodt added 14 points, including four 3-pointers, while Gabby Krystofiak and Shawnise Campbell chipped in with 11 and 10 points, respectively.
Shenandoah's performance set multiple program records:
- Most points in a game: 102
- Most field goals made in a game: 39
- Most assists in a game: 28
- Second-most 3-pointers made in a game: 13
The Hornets were efficient across the board, shooting 62% from the field, 52% from beyond the arc, and 69% from the line, while holding Wilson to just 24% from the field and 9% from three-point range.
HOW IT HAPPENED
The Hornets began strong with Gabby Krystofiak setting the tone early, stealing the ball and scoring the game's first basket. After a tied score at 2-2, Shenandoah went on an 18-2 run, fueled by Greene and Campbell's dominant play in the paint and Maddie Kimble's three-pointer, ending the quarter with a 22-13 lead.
Shenandoah extended their lead, opening with a 9-0 run. Greene, Krystofiak, and Sydney Shepos capitalized on assists from Kimble, pushing the margin to 51-18 by halftime. The Hornets' defense stifled Wilson, forcing turnovers and converting them into points.
The Hornets began the second half with a 7-0 run and continued to build momentum with contributions from Emily Williams and Nesselrodt, who drilled three 3-pointers in the quarter. Shenandoah led 78-27 heading into the final frame.
Shenandoah's depth shone, as every player who stepped on the court contributed offensively. Danni Marmo hit back-to-back threes, and Lily Berger's deep shot brought the Hornets within one point of their previous scoring record. Addisyn Banks tied it before Nesselrodt's three-pointer pushed the Hornets into the triple digits, securing the highest-scoring game in program history.
UP NEXT
The Hornets open ODAC conference play this Tuesday with an away game at Eastern Mennonite University in Harrisonburg. Tip-off is scheduled for 7 PM.
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