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Binghamton Bingha 11-10,3-5 America East

Vermont UVM 12-10,7-1 America East

Binghamton Bingha

11-10,3-5 America East

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Jan. 30, 2025

Vermont UVM

12-10,7-1 America East

Score By Periods
Team	1	2	3	4	F
Binghamton Bingha	10	10	12	8	40
Vermont UVM	15	10	16	12	53

Game Recap: Women's Basketball | 1/30/2025 9:51:00 PM

Catamounts Use Strong Defense to Defeat Binghamton

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FINAL SCORE: Vermont 53, Binghamton 40
BURLINGTON, Vt. – Anna Olson had 15 points, and Vermont (12-10, 7-1 AE) defeated Binghamton (11-10, 3-5 AE) on Thursday night.

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COACH'S QUOTE
"They are a scrappy team, and they don't give up till the last second, they do a great job in their system, and we know this one was going to be tough," said Mayer Head Women's Basketball Coach Alisa Kresge. "I thought there was some nice times where I thought we were being assertive and times we were being passive and that was advantage them. I think this team is really gelling right now, defense is always keeping us in games, and we are playing more confidently and just team basketball."

HOW IT HAPPENED

The Catamounts opened on an 8-0 run with four points each from Olson and Nikola Priede to take them into the first media timeout.
The Bearcats closed the first quarter on a 10-7 run with Catherine Gilwee, Malia Lenz, and Priede scoring.
Vermont opened the second quarter on a 7-4 run behind five points from Olson and two from Gilwee.
Binghamton closed the half on a 6-3 with Gilwee's three the lone points for the Catamounts.
The two teams traded baskets to open the second, with Vermont outscoring the Bearcats 9-8. Emma Haan led the scoring in that stretch with three, while Bella Vito, Olson, and Priede each had two.
The Catamounts closed the third quarter on a 7-4 run with three points from Sarah Ericson and two from Vito and Olson.
Vermont opened the fourth on a 5-1 run in the first two minutes through five straight points from Vito, which forced a Binghamton timeout.
The two teams traded baskets following the timeout, with the Catamounts outscoring the Bearcats 4-3 into the final media timeout. Priede and Vito had Vermont's lone buckets.
Binghamton outscored Vermont, 4-3, to end the game with Vito scoring all three points.

INSIDE THE BOX SCORE

Olson led all scorers with 15 points. Vito and Priede were the other Catamounts in double figures with 12 and 10 respectively.
Vito led Vermont in rebounds with 10, which marks her second double-double of the season. Olson was second with seven rebounds, while Ericson and Priede were tied for third with four apiece.
Gilwee led the Catamounts in sharing the ball with five assists. Olson and Priede were tied for second with three each. Vito was third with two.
On the defensive side of the ball, Vermont recorded five blocks, the fifth time they have had at least five in conference play.
Vito matched her season high in steals with five, which is the second time she has achieved that mark this season.
The Catamounts held the Bearcats to under 30% from the field, the second time they have done that this season.

UP NEXT
The Catamounts will be in action again on Saturday (Feb. 1) when they travel to Maine. The game will begin at 1:00 p.m. and be streamed live on ESPN+. Tickets are available here.

For news and updates about the Vermont women's basketball program, follow @UVMwbb on X and Facebook, @Catamountsbb on Instagram, and visit UVMathletics.com.

Vermont Federal Credit Union is the presenting sponsor of Vermont women's basketball.

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