Army West Point Athletics
Army West Point
1-4,0-0Patriot
University of Vermont
2-3,0-0America East
Women's Basketball Falls on Road to Vermont
November 21, 2022 | Women's Basketball
BURLINGTON, VT – Army West Point women's basketball (1-4, 0-0 Patriot League) fell by a score of 60-37 on the road versus Vermont (2-3, 0-0 America East) on Monday night. Army was cold from the field all night as the Catamounts held Army to single digit points in three of the four quarters.
Kamryn Hall led Army with ten points to go along with seven rebounds, while Sabria Hunter collected a team-high nine boards and Reese Ericson added three assists.
GAME SYNOPSIS
Army led in the early stages, with Kamryn Hall scoring the first points of the game after the teams opened a combined 0-6 shooting to start. After an Ericson three, the Black Knight led 5-2 just over three minutes into the matchup. Hall added four more points in the quarter, in which Army trailed 12-9 after.
The offense came alive for both teams in the second quarter, with Army seeing Vasana Kearney and Charlotte Richman each knock down a three-pointer which cut the lead to 20-18 with four minutes on the clock. However, the Catamounts scored 19 in the quarter off 6-11 from the field to take a 31-22 lead into halftime.
Army went cold for the remainder of the game, shooting a combined 5-29 in the second half, featuring 1-10 from beyond the arc. Vermont struggled to score in the third quarter, going 2-11 but used 21 fourth quarter points to pull away for a comfortable 60-37 victory.
INSIDE THE BOX SCORE
- Kamryn Hall scored a team-high ten points to go along with seven rebounds.
- Sabria Hunter grabed a game-high nine rebounds. Here 11 boards per game through five contests ranks second in the Patriot League.
- Charlotte Richman tabbed six points, knocking down a pair of three-pointers. The freshman has knocked down in a triple in every game this season,
- Army cleaned up on the offensive glass, grabbing 18 offensive rebounds.
Up Next
Army will stay on the road to take on William & Mary on Sunday, Nov. 27 at 1:00 p.m.
