CHESTER, Pa. - Widener Women's Basketball picks up their second win over Eastern this season with a 75-47 victory at home as a part of Women in Sports Day.
The Pride improve to 13-7 on the season and 6-3 in conference play.
BY THE NUMBERS
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Mia Robbins dominated with 26 points, 11 rebounds, and 3 blocks, controlling the paint on both ends.
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Lindsay Kutz was efficient with 17 points, 4 assists, and 3 steals, attacking the rim and disrupting Eastern's offense.
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Riley Stackhouse contributed 7 points, 5 steals, and 3 assists, applying relentless defensive pressure.
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Kimberly Casiello added 9 points, 5 rebounds, and 4 assists, providing key playmaking and outside shooting.
HOW IT HAPPENED
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Widener came out firing on all cylinders, establishing control early with aggressive defense and efficient scoring. Lindsay Kutz led the charge, attacking the rim with precision and converting key layups. Mia Robbins made her presence felt inside, securing offensive rebounds and finishing in the paint. Riley Stackhouse and Kimberly Casiello provided a defensive spark, forcing Eastern into turnovers that led to transition points. Widener closed the quarter with a commanding 25-12 lead, setting the tempo for the rest of the game.
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Eastern attempted to claw back, but Widener's depth and composure kept them at bay. Robbins continued her dominance inside, while Casiello and Kutz orchestrated the offense efficiently. The Pride's defense forced multiple turnovers, limiting Eastern's offensive opportunities. A three-pointer from Kutz and key free throws from Stackhouse extended the lead, giving Widener a comfortable 44-22 advantage heading into halftime.
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Eastern showed signs of life, stringing together a run behind Jeriyah Johnson's shooting, but Widener had an answer for every challenge. Robbins remained unstoppable in the paint, registering crucial second-chance points. Kutz and Stackhouse applied pressure defensively, forcing Eastern into mistakes. Free throws from Casiello and solid rebounding from Kaitlyn Kearney helped Widener weather the storm and keep a 64-42 lead heading into the final frame.
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Widener sealed the victory with a strong defensive effort, holding Eastern to just five points in the final period. Robbins and Kutz continued to lead the way offensively, while the bench contributed valuable minutes to maintain intensity on both ends of the floor. With disciplined play and key baskets in crunch time, Widener cruised to a 75-47 victory, further solidifying their strong position in the MAC Commonwealth standings.
UP NEXT
The Pride continue their season with a trip to Frederick, Md for a conference matchup against the 6-14 (2-7 MAC) Hood Blazers. Tip of is Saturday, Feb 8 at 1pm.
