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Bramanti hits six 3-pointers for Skyhawks to record first double-double of season<\/strong><\/p>\n Easton, Massachusetts (January 21, 2023) \u2013<\/strong> Stonehill College took advantage of a second quarter surge to take a 9-point lead at halftime and beat Long Island in Northeast Conference women’s basketball action at Paula Sullivan Court at Marquardt Gymnasium this afternoon. clinched a 56-49 victory over the University.<\/p>\n five years guard Emily Bramanti<\/strong> It used up six of Stonehill’s ten 3-pointers in the contest. This included 4\/6 scoring 12 of the Skyhawks’ 23 second quarter points, heading for a 21-point double-double performance and a season-high 10 rebounds. She finished with her 15-for-7 from the floor, including her 6-for-12 from across the arc, giving her two assists and her two steals for her first double-double (third career) of the season. Added.<\/p>\n graduate student Muddy Lauder<\/strong> He finished in double figures with 10 goals, 2 assists and 3 steals for Bramanti. Sophie Glidden<\/strong> He had 8 points, 7 boards (4 offensive), 2 assists, 2 blocked shots and 1 steal.<\/p>\n graduate student Shan Muwai<\/strong> He was the only LIU player to hit double digits with 17 points on 6-of-12 shooting, 3 rebounds, 4 steals, 3 blocked shots and 1 assist.Senior Christina Bernejo<\/strong> Added 7 points, 6 rebounds, 2 assists, 3 steals and 1 block for the Sharks.<\/p>\n LIU leading by 5 (11-6) in 3-pointers from freshmen Mariah Elohim<\/strong> There are 1:57 remaining in the first quarter.Stonehill scored his four points at the end of the frame and was capped with a putback from sophomore year Maureen Stapleton<\/strong> With a buzzer to pull back within the point (11-10) towards the second.<\/p>\n LIU held a three-point lead (16-13) after a three-point play into the second quarter from Mwai 2:18. Stonehill caught fire behind Bramanti’s 3-pointer on his shot, and Bramanti completed two 3-pointers on his shot, along with his sophomore triple. shaan hayward<\/strong>, took an eight-point lead (25-17) with 4:42 remaining. The Skyhawks outscored the Sharks 23-13 in his second frame, and his 14 turnovers for the visitors in his first 20 minutes gave him an 11-0 advantage to finish the half. rice field.<\/p>\n Bramanti sent Stonehill on a fourth triple of the quarter with a nine-point cushion (33-24) into halftime. The Skyhawks extended their lead to his 11 (38-27) after a 3-pointer from a freshman. Melissa Whitmore<\/strong> A minute and a half into the 3rd quarter. Bramanti’s sixth 3-pointer of the day matched Stonehill’s biggest lead of the day (44-33) midway through the third.<\/p>\n Bermejo started the fourth quarter with a 3-pointer to bring LIU back within five (45-40). The Sharks are junior jumpers in the paint and are back in possession for the first time since the second quarter (47-44). Ashley Austin<\/strong> With 4:21 remaining, Stonehill responded with their next five points, including a layup from Bramanti, regaining an eight-point cushion (52-44) with 2:24 to wrap up the win from there. <\/p>\n worthy of attention<\/u><\/strong><\/p>\n next Follow the Skyhawks on social media for the latest from Stonehill Athletics. twitter<\/a><\/strong>, Facebook<\/strong> When Instagram<\/strong>Fans can also download Stonehill Skyhawks Powered by PrestoSports ‘Front Row’ Mobile App,<\/strong> On iTunes and Android Market.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n
<\/u><\/strong> Stonehill (6-13, NEC 2-4) will be taking a week off and returning to Sacred Heart College at 2pm next Saturday.Equity and Inclusion Awareness Games at 2pm in Brooklyn LIU (2-17, 0-7 NEC) will host Sacred Heart Thursday at 7pm<\/p>\n