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Marist Downs Rider To Advance To 11th Straight MAAC Championship Game

Marist Downs Rider To Advance To 11th Straight MAAC Championship Game

(26-6)
 
  1st 2nd F
Rider  28 31  59
Marist  29 41   70
Box Score

(15-17)
 
Marist Downs Rider To Advance To 11th Straight MAAC Championship Game
 
 
 Stat Comparison Marist Rider
 Points  70 59 
 FG Made-Attempted  21-49 20-51 
 FG Percentage 43%   39%
 3P Made/Attempted 10-20 2-9 
 3P Percentage  50% 22% 
 FT Made-Attempted  18-24 17-26 
 FT Percentage 75%  65% 
 Rebounds  32 37 
 Turnovers  11 12 
   
 
 Individual Leaders
 Stat

Marist

Rider
 Points  O'Connor-23 Duggan-17 
 Rebounds  O'Connor-12 Duggan-15
 Assists  Dulin-5 Pellet-7 
 Steals  Ockenden-3 Pellet-3 
 Blocks  O'Connor-2 None 
   
 Up Next
   

Who: MAAC Championship Final vs. #4 Quinnipiac
When: Mon, March 10 - 2 p.m.
TV: ESPNU
Where: MassMutual Center
at Stake: Marist is seeking its 10th MAAC Championship & ninth straight title.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. - The Marist women's basketball team notched a 70-59 victory over Rider in the semifinal round of the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Championship on Sunday at the MassMutual Center. The Red Foxes have advanced to the program's 11th straight MAAC Championship game.

Senior Emma O'Connor (Lynbrook, N.Y.) led the way with a double doubl, including 23 points and 12 rebounds. She also had a team-high two blocks Sophomore Sydney Coffey (Hopkins, Minn.) had 18 points, and sophomore Madeline Blais (Exeter, N.H.) added 14. Senior Casey Dulin (Milford, Conn.) became the 21st player in program history to eclipse 1,000 career points. She added six points, five rebounds, and five assists in tonight's triumph.

Marist did not trail in the contest. The first half was a defensive minded game, including 16 defensive rebounds for both teams and three blocks for the Red Foxes. The game was tied at 21 heading into the final five minutes of the second half. Marist only outscored Rider by one point to conclude the half. The Red Foxes led 29-28 at the break.

Marist pulled away to open the second half thanks to a 36-18 run over a span of 15:05. Rider outscored the Red Foxes 11-5 over the final minutes but it wouldn't be enough to overcome the deficit as Marist defeated the Broncs, 70-59. 

Marist will face fourth-seeded Quinnipiac in Monday's championship game. Tip-off is set for 2 p.m., and the contest will be televised by ESPNU. The Red Foxes are seeking their ninth straight championship, and 10th in program history.

For further details on today's game, check back later on GoRedFoxes.com.

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