Bowling Green womens basketball took on a Northern Illinois team led by 6-foot-3 senior Brooke Stonebraker, and the Falcons beat the Huskies at their own game scoring in the paint.The Falcons outscored the Huskies 48-32 in the key and 17-6 off turnovers in routing Northern Illinois, 72-54, in Mid-American Conference action at the Stroh Center Wednesday in front of over 2,400 fans.The Falcons snap a three-game losing streak and improve to 11-8 overall and 5-4 in the MAC, while Northern Illinois falls to 9-11 and 3-6.
Bowling Green State University womens basketball got four players into double figures on their way to defeating Eastern Michigan, 69-57, in Mid-American Conference action Wednesday at the Stroh Center.“It was a true team win. We had contributions from a lot of people across the board,” said BGSU first-year coach Fred Chmiel.“Four double-digit scorers, and I think everybody got a rebound and that is probably unheard of,” Chmiel said. “Turnovers, we kept to 12, and we knew they were a powerful interior and we did a good job of playing defense on the interior.
The return of senior guard Sydney Stanley from an injury is starting to make a difference for the Lake girls basketball team.Exactly two weeks after the Flyers downed one of the league favorites, Fostoria, 42-37, to upset the Northern Buckeye Conference apple cart, Stanley led visiting Lake to a 36-30 overtime win over Bowling Green in non-league action Thursday. Lake improves to 3-7 while BG falls to 2-8.Stanley does a lot of the same things Bowling Green State University senior guard Lexi Fleming does she scores, rebounds, gets steals, assists you name it, Stanley gets it done.
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