Dal, including guard Keisha Brown, didn't give St. FX much opportunity with the ball Jan. 29. Photo by Alice Hebb.
Dal, including guard Keisha Brown, didn't give St. FX much opportunity with the ball Jan. 29. Photo by Alice Hebb.

Women’s basketball knocks out St. FX

January 31, 2012 /

Dal, including guard Keisha Brown, didn't give St. FX much opportunity with the ball Jan. 29. Photo by Alice Hebb.

Dal, including guard Keisha Brown, didn't give St. FX much | opportunity with the ball Jan. 29. Photo by Alice Hebb.

The Dalhousie women’s basketball team cruised to a victory Jan. 29, handing their opponents, the St. FX X-Women, a 71 – 42 beatdown at the Dalplex.

Staking themselves to a nine-point lead in the first quarter, the Tigers never looked back. Dal forced St. FX into bad shots and poor turnovers, and the X-Women were never able to find a rhythm.

No X-Woman scored in the double digits. Their team leader, Kiley DeLong, had nine points. The Tigers were led in scoring by Courtney Thompson and her game-high 16 points. Anna von Maltzahn also contributed with 11 points and 15 rebounds.

Dal’s victory marks the squad’s second win in four games. The Tigers previously had a seven-game losing streak.

For an extended recap of the game, check the Feb. 3 edition of the Dalhousie Gazette.

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