GWYNEDD VALLEY, Pa. – The St. Mary's College of Maryland women's basketball team (1–1) closed out the Gwynedd Mercy Tip-Off Tournament on Saturday afternoon, falling 90–56 to Widener University (2–0) in the championship game at Gwynedd Mercy University.
How It Happened
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The Seahawks opened with energy, taking an early 2–0 lead on a layup by senior guard Tramarie Mobray (Glen Burnie, Md.), and trailed by just six after the first quarter, 22–16.
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Widener used a strong second quarter to extend its lead, outscoring St. Mary's 24–14 and taking a 46–30 advantage into halftime.
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Despite a solid third period where the Seahawks shot 50% from the floor and put up 18 points, Widener maintained its momentum behind hot shooting from tournament MVP Mia Robbins, who finished with 31 points on 12-of-13 shooting.
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The Pride closed the game on a 22–8 run to secure the 90–56 final.
Inside the Box Score
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Olivia Liszt (Towson, Md.) led the Seahawks with 11 points and five rebounds, shooting 5-of-11 from the field.
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Tramarie Mobray matched Liszt's team-high 11 points, adding five rebounds and two steals.
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Keira Mason (Brandywine, Md.) anchored the frontcourt with eight points and a team-best six rebounds.
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Sam Blaylock (Severn, Md.) contributed seven points and two assists, while Samantha Miller (Westminster, Md.) added seven points off the bench, including one three-pointer.
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St. Mary's shot 31.7% (19-for-60) from the floor and 61.5% (16-for-26) from the free-throw line.
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The Seahawks forced 11 steals and grabbed 27 rebounds, including 12 offensive boards.
Widener finished the afternoon shooting 56.4% from the field and 75.8% from the line while scoring 46 points in the paint and 25 points off turnovers.
Up Next
St. Mary's returns to action next week as the Seahawks host their home opener vs. McDaniel.
