Box Score

William Peace WPU 3-14, 2-9 USA So

Methodist MUWBK 10-8, 8-4 USA So

William Peace WPU

3-14, 2-9 USA So

Final

Jan. 29, 2022

Methodist MUWBK

10-8, 8-4 USA So

Score By Periods
Team	1	2	3	4	F
William Peace WPU	19	12	9	20	60
Methodist MUWBK	24	15	15	20	74

Game Recap: Women's Basketball | 1/29/2022 5:08:00 PM

Second Half Propels Monarchs Over Pacers

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Fayetteville, NC -- William Peace University women's basketball fell to Methodist University in a close contest. The Pacers would trail by just 39-31 at the half, but a push in the final quarters would give the Monarchs a 74-60 win.

THE BASICS

Final score: William Peace , Methodist
Records: William Peace (3-14, 2-9), Methodist (10-8, 8-4)
Location: Fayetteville, NC

HOW IT HAPPENED

The first quarter would be a back-and-forth contest, with a free throw from Stormie Brown tying it 5-5. A layup from Cierra Baker would put the Pacers up 9-7, with a free throw from Kiera Williams putting them up 12-9. The Monarchs would battle back to take a 17-14 lead, but a free throw from Ninevah Reddick would tie it 19-19. A final shot from behind the arc and a layup from the Monarchs would give them a 22-19 lead.
A layup from Cierra Baker would cut Methodist's lead to 26-23 early in the 2nd quarter, but the Monarchs would go on a roll to lead 34-27. A jumper from Stephanie Chandler would cut the lead down to 37-31, but the Monarchs would head into the half leading 39-31.
The Pacers would battle back in the 3rd quarter, with layups from Stormie Brown and Kiera Williams bringing the score to 44-35. A layup from Ninevah Reddick would cut the Monarch lead to 49-40, but the Monarchs would go on a final run to lead 54-40 heading into the final quarter.
Kiera Williams, Stephanie Chandler, and Cierra Baker would get the Pacers going in the 4th quarter with a few jump shots as they trailed 59-46. Baker would add a few shots from behind the arc to cut the Monarch lead to 68-54, while jumpers from Joslyn Ayers and Ninevah Reddick would bring the score to 68-58. Despite good effort in the final quarter, the Pacers would fall 74-60.