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SWARMING DEFENSE AND QUICK START LEADS LADY PIRATES AT HOME
1.26.21 | Women's Basketball
HAMPTON, Va. – A swarming defensive start and blistering pace offensively helped give Hampton a 66-51 win over Radford in Big South Conference action on Tuesday night.
Hampton started the game scoring 11 of the first 12 points to lead 11-1 after an Alexis Wooden jumper with 4:01 left. That advantage grew to 16-3 after a Nas Nigatu layup with 2:51 remaining. The Lady Pirates forced nine turnovers in the opening quarter and held Radford to 1-of-7 from the floor.
Radford's first field goal came with 1:43 left on a layup by Danielle Montelbano for a 16-5 margin. Hampton responded with a jumper by Dlayla Chakolis and a free throw by Jermany Mapp to lead 19-5 with 64 seconds left in the first.
The lead grew to as much as 24 points on a pair of Laren VanArsdale free throws with 6:57 left as Hampton took a 55-31 lead. Radford answered with a 17-5 run trimming the lead to 60-48 as Makalia Wilson drained a 3-pointer with 3:01 remaining and that was as close as the Highlanders got.
Nylah Young paced Hampton in scoring with 15 points, while Tia Montagne had nine points and a career high eight steals and Victoria Davis added nine points and seven assists.
Hampton (4-7, 4-5) now goes on the road for a pair of games at UNC Asheville starting at 5 pm on Friday and then again on 3pm on Saturday.
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Hampton started the game scoring 11 of the first 12 points to lead 11-1 after an Alexis Wooden jumper with 4:01 left. That advantage grew to 16-3 after a Nas Nigatu layup with 2:51 remaining. The Lady Pirates forced nine turnovers in the opening quarter and held Radford to 1-of-7 from the floor.
Radford's first field goal came with 1:43 left on a layup by Danielle Montelbano for a 16-5 margin. Hampton responded with a jumper by Dlayla Chakolis and a free throw by Jermany Mapp to lead 19-5 with 64 seconds left in the first.
The lead grew to as much as 24 points on a pair of Laren VanArsdale free throws with 6:57 left as Hampton took a 55-31 lead. Radford answered with a 17-5 run trimming the lead to 60-48 as Makalia Wilson drained a 3-pointer with 3:01 remaining and that was as close as the Highlanders got.
Nylah Young paced Hampton in scoring with 15 points, while Tia Montagne had nine points and a career high eight steals and Victoria Davis added nine points and seven assists.
Hampton (4-7, 4-5) now goes on the road for a pair of games at UNC Asheville starting at 5 pm on Friday and then again on 3pm on Saturday.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
RAD
HAMPTON
FG%
.364
.444
3FG%
.375
.217
FT%
.619
.684
RB
40
26
TO
25
10
STL
4
16
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