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72
Alvernia AU 8-7,2-2 MAC Commonwealth
81
Winner Widener Wide 11-4,4-0 MAC Commonwealth
Alvernia AU
8-7,2-2 MAC Commonwealth
72
Final
81
Widener Wide
11-4,4-0 MAC Commonwealth
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 OT 1 F
Alvernia AU 9 15 18 27 3 72
Widener Wide 20 19 16 14 12 81

Game Recap: Women's Basketball |

Robbins Cracks 1000 Points in OT Win Over Alvernia

McFillin Also Would Come Up Big Late in the Win

CHESTER, Pa. - The Pride continue their perfect 2025 and conference season with a 81-72 overtime win over Alvernia at home. 

The Pride improve to 11-4 on the season and 4-0 in conference play. 

BY THE NUMBERS 

  • Mia Robbins would 23 points, with her 10th point surpassing 1000 career points. 

  • Mary McFillin was lights-out in this game, scoring 17 points and knocking down four threes. 

  • Ava Baer would dominate on defense, finishing six blocks and three steals. 

HOW IT HAPPENED 

  • The Pride would start hot with everyone getting on the field, with everyone knocking down shots and the team shooting 72.73% from the free throw. The Pride defense would only allow four shots made by Alvernia as the team would win 20-9. 

  • McFillin would lead the Pride in the second half, raining threes and dishing the ball to open players. The quarter would be close, with the teams trading points, but Widener would still led at half 39-24. 

  • Robbins would sink two free throws to start the second half that would be her 1,000th points of her career. Mia would keep it going, but the Golden Wolves would also find success attacking the rim on drives and feeding the bigs inside. Kaitlyn Kearney and Ava Baer would close the quarter for the Pride hitting big shots and knocking down free throws as Widener would enter the fourth up 55-42. 

  • The fourth quarter would not be kind to the Pride, as the team would only hit three shots in the entire period. The quarter would see a litany of turnovers for Widener, and worse yet Robbins and Lindsay Kutz would both foul out. Alvernia would make the most of this opportunity, storming back to force overtime after a 27-14 fourth quarter. 

  • Ava Baer and Kimberly Casiello would star for the under-staffed Widener team in overtime, with Baer being a stalwart on defense and Casiello running the floor and knocking down shots. Kearney's three would extend the lead to 77-72, and Baer's free throws would essentially ice the game. A pair of Riley Stackhouse free throws would extend the lead as the 12-3 OT would lead to an 81-72 Widener win. 

UP NEXT 

The Pride will play in maybe the most anticipated game of the season for them, as they face the 13-2 (4-0 MAC) Falcons of Messiah. Tipoff is Wednesday, Jan. 22 at 7p.m. 

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