WILMORE, Ky.--- 13 Eagles scored points on Tuesday night to help Asbury women's basketball (13-7) score its season-high for points in a game with 99, leading them to a 99-38 win over Campbellsville-Harrodsburg (1-11).
Abigail Harris led AU in scoring with 15, followed by
Celia Pelfrey's 13. The Eagles extend their winning streak to six games and improve to 13-7 on the season.
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Abigail Harris led all scorers with 15 points (3-3 3PT) and recorded two rebounds
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Celia Pelfrey trailed with 13 points (6-12 FG), four steals, and two assists
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Haleigh Releford added 11 points (5-10 FG), seven rebounds, and four assists
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Camryn Poole scored nine points, dished three assists, and had four steals
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Spencer Harvey tallied eight points and nine boards
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Trinity Shearer scored seven points, dished six assists, and brought in eight rebounds in 12 minutes
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Aaliyah Edenstrom added a season-high nine points and came down with eight boards
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Ma'Kiya West recorded eight points and five rebounds
* CU-Harrodsburg was led in scoring by Halee Hood with 10 points
* Asbury shot 41% from the field and 30% beyond the three-point line
* CU-Harrodsburg shot 25% and 17% from three as a team
* AU gathered 42 points of turnovers and scored 40 points in the paint
* There was one lead change throughout the entire game
* The Eagles out-rebounded the Pioneers, 55-32
* Asbury converted 25 fast break points to CU-Harrodsburg's six
* AU scored 19 of their 99 points on second chance baskets
* The Eagles shot 41% in every single quarter for the night
* The Pioneers got ahead early 3-0, Asbury then went on a 26-7 run to end the first quarter
* AU took a 50-14 lead into the half, eight Eagles scored a basket in the second quarter
* Asbury used a 14-0 run in the third quarter to help take them to a 99-38 win
* The Eagles improve to 13-7 on the season and have now won six straight
* AU and CU-Harrodsburg will meet again on Feb. 16th in the Luce Center for Senior Night
* Asbury only turned the ball over four times as a team
* AU dished 27 assists as a team and recorded 17 steals
* The Eagles forced the Pioneers into 24 turnovers
* The AU bench scored a season-high 58 points
* Asbury won all four quarters
"We played very good tonight in every aspect of the game. It was good to get Trin back and you could just tell that the ladies were locked in and focused early. Even when we got a big lead we kept our focus."
Chad Mayes | Head Women's Basketball Coach
AU returns to action on Tuesday, January 30th against Alice Lloyd for Lexington Clinic Night at 6 PM in Wilmore, Ky.
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