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Women's Basketball Falls at John Carroll

Megan Scheibelhut Drives Against John Carroll (Photo Courtesy of John Carroll University)
Megan Scheibelhut Drives Against John Carroll (Photo Courtesy of John Carroll University)
BEREA, Ohio - Baldwin Wallace University women's basketball team dropped their home-and-home finale against John Carroll University on Saturday night, falling 62-39. 
 
With the loss, the Yellow Jackets (3-3, 3-3 Ohio Athletic Conference) suffered their third straight defeat. The Blue Streaks (6-0, 6-0 OAC) improved their all-time series deficit, as the Yellow Jackets now lead the series 58-28.
 
Junior Lilly Edwards (Dublin/Coffman) led all Yellow Jackets scorers with 10 points. She secured her fourth straight double digit scoring game, while also recording five rebounds and a steal. John Carroll's Nicole Heffington led all scorers with 17 points and eight rebounds. 
 
Much like the night before, the Yellow Jackets and Blue Streaks fought a defensive battle in the first quarter, with both sides shooting under 30% from the field. Sydney Snyder (Kirtland) led the way for BW, tallying four points to lead a diversified offensive attack and helped the Yellow Jackets jump out to an 11-10 lead after one.
 
The Blue Streaks had an answer in the second quarter, beginning it on a 10-2 run. The hot shooting continued for John Carroll the entire quarter, as they shot 40% from the field. Edwards delivered some key points for the Yellow Jackets to keep them close, but the Yellow Jackets trailed 26-19 at the half. 
 
Much like the second quarter, the Yellow Jackets faced an early run from the Blue Streaks, as they came out on a 7-0 run. However, the shooting dried up for BW with Edwards and Snyder tallying the lone points and the Yellow Jackets trailed 44-23 after three.
 
The Blue Streaks pulled away in the fourth, keeping their strong shooting performance intact. Freshman guard Carolyn Wochele (Mentor) was a significant brightspot for the Yellow Jackets in the fourth, setting a single-game career-high with five points, as well as one rebound and a steal. Her performance aided the best offensive quarter for the Yellow Jackets tonight, notching 16 points.
 
The Yellow Jackets will return to action on Friday, February 12 and begin a home-and-home series against Capital University. The Jackets will get started on the road, tipping off at 7:00 p.m.