#5 University of Maine Fort Kent Bengals 83, #4 Silver Lake College Lakers 60
March 2, 2016
FINAL SCORE: #5 University of Maine Fort Kent Bengals 83, #4 Silver Lake College Lakers 60
RECORDS: Maine Fort Kent 20-5; Silver Lake 20-6
LOCATION: Penn State Fayette Main Arena, Uniontown, PA
IN BRIEF: University of Maine Fort Kent had a pair of players record double-doubles as the Bengals defeated the Lakers of Silver Lake College 83-60 in the opening round of the Women's Division I Tournament Wednesday.
ON THE COURT
- With a short bench that saw the starters playing the entire first half, Maine-Fort Kent used efficiency by shooting 57.6% from the field and 70% from the charity stripe to build a 46-28 halftime lead.
- The Bengals went on a 13-3 run to close the second quarter to put Maine Fort Kent up by double digits for the remainder of the game.
- In the second half, Maine-Fort Kent's lead grew to as large as 26, with Silver Lake was not able to get within 17 points of the Bengals.
- Maine-Fort Kent's Samantha Carapellucci led all scorers with 33 points, while also chipping in 11 rebounds. Teammate Ericka Saucier proved to be a force in the paint, recording 27 points and 19 rebounds.
BEHIND THE BOXSCORE
- Maine-Fort Kent's Romanalyn Inocencio recorded 15 assists in the game, which broke the USCAA Women's Division I Tournament record of 14 set by Lindenwood-Bellville's Megan Clark in 2012.
- In addition to distributing the ball in record fashion, Inocencio also recorded 13 points and six steals for the Bengals.
- Silver Lake used the long-range shot relied heavily on the long-range shot, as 11 of their 22 made field goals came from behind the arc.
- The Bengals outrebounded the Lakers 49-38, with the 11-rebound difference all occurring on the defensive end.
- Silver Lake had a balanced scoring attack with 10 players getting into the scorer's column, led by Danelle Buck's 11-point performance.
NEXT UP
Maine Fort Kent advances to meet #1 seed Concordia College Alabama at 11:00 a.m. Friday in the Main Arena. Silver Lake will face #8 The Apprentice School in a consolation match-up on Thursday at 9:15 a.m.