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wbb wilmoth ecu 2019
94
Winner Dayton UD 6-6,0-0 Atlantic 10
68
East Carolina ECU 3-8,0-0 AAC
Winner
Dayton UD
6-6,0-0 Atlantic 10
94
Final
68
East Carolina ECU
3-8,0-0 AAC
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 F
Dayton UD 18 24 32 20 94
East Carolina ECU 16 10 23 19 68

Game Recap: Women's Basketball |

Women’s Basketball Thumps East Carolina, 94-68, In Florida

Wilmoth and Bradshaw Had Career Games

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. – The University of Dayton women's basketball team ended the 2019 West Palm Beach Invitational with a 94-68 victory over East Carolina Saturday afternoon.

The Flyers (6-7) get back in the win column while the Pirates (3-9) dropped their fifth straight.

KEY MOMENT
2nd – After a two-point game going into the second, the Flyers outscored the Pirates 24-10 in the second 10 minutes.

GAME BREAKDOWN
1st Quarter: Dayton 18, East Carolina 16
  • Sophomore Kyla Whitehead picked up right where she left off after a career performance Friday, scoring the first four points for Dayton.
  • The Pirates answered though and took an 8-7 lead with 7:35 on the clock.
  • Dayton suffered from a three minute scoring drought as well.
  • Midway through the quarter, the Flyers trailed 10-7 with turnovers 6-1 in ECU's favor.
  • Redshirt junior Araion Bradshaw nailed a three at the top of the key with 1:24 to play to put UD up 16-14.
  • Senior Jenna Giacone hit a pair of free throws in the final 11 seconds to give UD the lead after one.
2nd Quarter: Dayton 42, East Carolina 26
  • Dayton added to its lead to start the second, pushing the gap to six at 22-16 in the first minute and a half.
  • Senior Jordan Wilmoth had a nice rebound, contested putback, and drew a foul to keep momentum in the Flyers' favor.
  • With only seven players, three players already had two fouls just 11 and half minutes into the game.
  • ECU didn't get its first points in the second until the 7:01 mark.
  • The Flyers had six straight points from the free throw line during a 2:23 stretch.
  • Dayton got the margin to double digits just past midway through the second.
  • Bradshaw tied a season high with her ninth point, going 6-of-6 from three throw.
  • The Flyers went 18-of-19 in the first half from the free throw line.
  • Wilmoth led UD with a season-high 12 points while Bradshaw tied a season high with nine points.
3rd Quarter: Dayton 74, East Carolina 49
  • East Carolina came out firing in the second half, hitting back-to-back three's.
  • The Flyers answered though with three's from Bradshaw and Fowler.
  • The Pirates first four baskets of the second half were all three's by Thompson, keeping ECU in the game.
  • By the media break, Dayton go the lead back to 12 at 54-42.
  • There was a double technical on both Dayton and East Carolina with :45 on the clock, sending UD to the line.
  • Wilmoth had a nice bucket and a foul to cap off the third.
4th Quarter: Dayton
  • ECU's bench got a technical in the first minute of the quarter and Whalen hit both free throws to put UD up 26.
  • The Pirates called a timeout at the 6:47 mark as the Flyers had the margin to 25, 80-55.
  • With 3:55 on the clock, ECU had its third player foul out and had to play the rest of the game with just four healthy players.
  • The Flyers held on late for their sixth win of the season.
INSIDE THE NUMBERS
94 - Dayton had a season-high 94 points in the game.
18 - Bradshaw had a career high 18 points and went 8-of-9 in free throws.
17 - Wilmoth also had a career high with 17 points, going a perfect 7-of-7 from the field.
53.8% - Dayton shot 53.8 percent in the game while holding East Carolina to 35.6 percent.
27 to 10 – The Flyers had a 27-10 defensive rebounding advantage.
40 – Dayton got 40 of their points in the paint.
31 of 33 – The Flyers were 31 of 33 from the free throw line.

KEY STAT
93.9% - Dayton shot 31-of-33 at the charity stripe for 93.9 percent.

UP NEXT
  • The Flyers return home after the Christmas break to host Coppin State on New Year's Eve at 12 p.m. at UD Arena.
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