Niagara Women’s Basketball Dominates Quinnipiac with 35 Forced Turnovers, Strong and Parker Lead to MAAC Semifinals
Niagara women's basketball team secured a spot in the MAAC semifinals for the third straight season with a 70-56 victory over No. 7 Quinnipiac.
The Big PictureThe team's consistent advancement in the MAAC semifinals showcases their competitive edge and position in the conference.
By the Numbers- Niagara forced 35 turnovers in the game, leading the NCAA with an average of 27.8 forced turnovers per game this season.
- Strong achieved a career-high 20 points, while Glover set a new career high with 13 rebounds.
- Niagara led for the majority of the game, holding the lead for 35:31, compared to Quinnipiac's 1:16.
- The team showcased a strong defensive performance with 16 steals and 31 points scored off turnovers.
Niagara will face the winner of No. 3 Siena and No. 6 Mount St. Mary's, aiming to secure a spot in the MAAC Championship on Friday.
Bottom LineNiagara's dominant performance with forced turnovers and strong offensive play propels them towards a potential MAAC Championship spot, emphasizing their prowess in the conference.
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