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Women's Basketball
at Boston University
Monday, December 13
San Antonio, Texas
8:00 PM
Dartmouth College
0-10,0-0Ivy League
39
at
49
UT San Antonio
-26,00 CUSA
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Dartmouth
11
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UTSA
14
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49
Sophomore Mia Curtis
Photo by: Chris Poss
Big Green Defeated by Roadrunners
12/13/2021 9:52:00 PM | Women's Basketball
The Dartmouth women's basketball played its first of two games in Texas on Monday, falling to UTSA, 49-39
SAN ANTONIO, Texas – Dartmouth women's basketball played its first of two games in the Lone Star State on Monday, falling to UT San Antonio, 49-39.
Mia Curtis led with eight points, while Grace Niekelski was right behind with seven. Mekkena Boyd and Doreen Ariik led with six rebounds each.
Dartmouth (0-10) at UTSA (2-6)
Back-to-back 3-pointers by Grace Niekelski and Mia Curtis gave Dartmouth a 6-0 lead 80 seconds into the first quarter. UTSA took control from there, going on a 12-2 run over the next five minutes to make it a 12-8 game. A free throw and jumper from Rosie Jennings got the Big Green within one, but the Roadrunners ended the first quarter with a swisher (14-11).
After a UTSA layup 18 seconds in put the home team up by five, Dartmouth had a 7-2 run in less than three minutes, highlighted by another Curtis trey, to give the Big Green an 18-16 edge with six minutes remaining. The Roadrunners scored all but one of the next seven points to pull ahead by five (24-19). Two points on either side ended the first half with a UTSA lead, 26-21.
Play was relatively even over the first five minutes of the third quarter and the Roadrunners had a narrow 8-7 advantage (34-28). Victoria Page's jumper with 3:36 to play kept Dartmouth within six, but a few too many fouls allowed UTSA to pull further ahead (39-30). Niekelski helped get the Green within catching distance before the Roadrunners added one more jumper with 65 seconds to go (41-32).
Curtis opened scoring for Dartmouth less than two minutes into the fourth quarter, and those two points turned out to be the last for either team for close to four minutes until Emma Koch ended the drought with her shot in the paint (43-36). After being scoreless for five minutes, UTSA made it an 11-point game in the final two minutes with four straight points. Page added a shot from the charity stripe with 25 ticks remaining and Allie Harland ended things with a layup (49-39).
The Big Green will have another game on Thursday, this time against Texas State at 3 p.m. EST, 2 p.m. CST.
Mia Curtis led with eight points, while Grace Niekelski was right behind with seven. Mekkena Boyd and Doreen Ariik led with six rebounds each.
Dartmouth (0-10) at UTSA (2-6)
Back-to-back 3-pointers by Grace Niekelski and Mia Curtis gave Dartmouth a 6-0 lead 80 seconds into the first quarter. UTSA took control from there, going on a 12-2 run over the next five minutes to make it a 12-8 game. A free throw and jumper from Rosie Jennings got the Big Green within one, but the Roadrunners ended the first quarter with a swisher (14-11).
After a UTSA layup 18 seconds in put the home team up by five, Dartmouth had a 7-2 run in less than three minutes, highlighted by another Curtis trey, to give the Big Green an 18-16 edge with six minutes remaining. The Roadrunners scored all but one of the next seven points to pull ahead by five (24-19). Two points on either side ended the first half with a UTSA lead, 26-21.
Play was relatively even over the first five minutes of the third quarter and the Roadrunners had a narrow 8-7 advantage (34-28). Victoria Page's jumper with 3:36 to play kept Dartmouth within six, but a few too many fouls allowed UTSA to pull further ahead (39-30). Niekelski helped get the Green within catching distance before the Roadrunners added one more jumper with 65 seconds to go (41-32).
Curtis opened scoring for Dartmouth less than two minutes into the fourth quarter, and those two points turned out to be the last for either team for close to four minutes until Emma Koch ended the drought with her shot in the paint (43-36). After being scoreless for five minutes, UTSA made it an 11-point game in the final two minutes with four straight points. Page added a shot from the charity stripe with 25 ticks remaining and Allie Harland ended things with a layup (49-39).
The Big Green will have another game on Thursday, this time against Texas State at 3 p.m. EST, 2 p.m. CST.
Team Stats
Dart
UTSA
FG%
.286
.318
3FG%
.150
.000
FT%
.533
.636
RB
36
50
TO
18
17
STL
6
9
Game Leaders
Scoring
Pts
9
FGM
4
3FGM
1
FTM
0
Pts
8
FGM
3
3FGM
2
FTM
0
Pts
4
FGM
2
3FGM
0
FTM
0
Players Mentioned
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