Shenango, PA – Penn State Beaver secured an 89–51 victory over Penn State Shenango on February 3, continuing a season marked by a 17-4 overall record and a 10-2 standing in conference play. The team established control early in the game and maintained it throughout, preventing Shenango from gaining significant momentum.
Dominant Performance on Both Ends
Penn State Beaver opened with a strong first quarter, leading 22–8. This initial burst set the tone for the remainder of the contest. While the second quarter proved more competitive, Beaver still maintained control, entering halftime with a 36–20 advantage.
The third quarter saw Beaver extend its lead with a 27–21 score, effectively neutralizing Shenango’s attempts to close the gap. The team then closed out the game with a decisive 26–10 fourth quarter, turning a comfortable lead into a decisive win.
Key Players Drive Victory
Ny’Ashia Barnes led the scoring with 22 points off the bench. Bailey Rieg contributed 17 points, and Katie Enderle added 11 points, along with a team-high 6 steals.
Beaver’s defense was particularly impactful, accumulating 22 steals and capitalizing on free-throw opportunities, converting 24 foul shots throughout the game.
Looking Ahead
Penn State Beaver is scheduled to play Penn State New Kensington on Saturday, February 7th at 1pm in New Kensington. If Beaver continues to execute its current strategy – a fast-paced, aggressive style focused on defense and forcing turnovers – they could be poised for another successful conference matchup. A continued emphasis on converting steals into points is likely to be a key factor in future games.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the final score of the game?
The final score was Penn State Beaver 89, Penn State Shenango 51.
Who led Penn State Beaver in scoring?
Ny’Ashia Barnes led Penn State Beaver in scoring with 22 points.
Where can fans find more information about Penn State Beaver Women’s Basketball?
Fans can find more information at beaverathletics.com or by watching home games live on the Rise and Roar Network.
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