2017-18 Women's Basketball Headlines
The Penn State Hazleton women's basketball team led from start to finish and cruised to a 77-63 victory over Penn State Mont Alto in their season finale Monday night at Dr. Thomas M. Caccese Gymnasium in Hazleton.
All five of Penn State Hazleton's starters scored in double figures last night, but it wasn't enough as Penn State Wilkes-Barre avenged a last second loss from their previous meeting this season to take the win, 85-77.
PSU Hazleton dropped a second straight game falling to PSU Lehigh Valley 94-82 last night and dimmed its' PSUAC playoffs hopes in the process.
Penn State Brandywine took advantage of a cold start by Penn State Hazleton to jump out to an early lead and then held on for the 80-69 victory Friday night in PSUAC action at Brandywine.
The Penn State women's basketball team settled down after a shaky first quarter and played strong through the final three quarters to defeat Penn State Fayette by a final score of 69-51 to win their second game in as many nights.
Penn State Hazleton took advantage of Worthington Scranton's non-existant bench and ran an uptempo game and used the full court prees to run to a 78-71 victory at the Dr. Thomas M. Caccese Gymnasium in Hazleton Tuesday Night
Mckenzie Prutsman hit the 1,000 point mark of her career at the 7:29 mark of the 1st quarter Sunday afternoon but it wasn't enough as Ayana Ratliff of Berkeley College (NY) was a scoring machine pumping in 35 points and pulled down 15 rebounds as Berkeley edged Penn State Hazleton 69-59 at the Dr. Thomas M. Caccese Gymnasium in Hazleton.
Penn State Du Bois used a balanced scoring attack and major contributions from their bench to outscore the Penn State Hazleton Lady Lions 86-71 in a Friday night PSUAC tilt. Du Bois had five players score double figures and dominated the glass outrebounding Hazleton 64-25 on the night.
Penn State Hazleton's Kendra Pfeil tallied 16 points last night against Penn State Wilkes-Barre, but hit the biggest bucket of the night sinking a layup with two seconds left in the game to break a 62-62 tie propelling Hazleton to the victory.
Ranked 12th in the nation, the Lady Lions of Penn State Schuylkill overpowered the Lady Lions of Penn State Hazleton last night by a score of 81 54. Schuylkill was paced by five different players scoring double figures to take the contest from start to finish while Hazleton found themselves with a short bench due to illness.
The Wilkes University women's basketball team set a new program record with 27 assists as well as had four players hit double figure points in its 93-79 win at Penn State Hazleton Monday night in non-conference action at the Dr. Thomas M. Cacesse Gymnasium.
SUNY Delhi's starting five raked in all the Broncos' season-high 96 points Friday as they defeated Penn State Hazleton in the Bronco's home gym by a score of 96-67.
