Cabrini University Cavaliers (16-6, 8-1 Atlantic East) vs. Marywood University Pacers (7-12, 3-5 Atlantic East)
Wednesday, February 12, 6pm
Nerney Field House

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It's On Us
Tonight's game marks Cabrini's first It's On Us Night. Founded in 2014, the It's On Us Initiative was created to raise awareness and fight against sexual assault on college campuses for both men and women. This campaign urges the public to stand up against sexual assault and step away from the sidelines to be an active part of the solution.

All fans in attendance tonight will be asked sign the It's On Us pledge, a commitment to helping create a culture of consent, bystander intervention and survivor support.

For more information on the It's On Us initiative, please visit https://www.itsonus.org/.

Last Meeting: Cabrini 81, Marywood 54 (1/22/2020, Scranton, PA)
A total of five different Cavaliers tallied double figures, led by junior Kate Lannon's 14 points. Senior Meghan Matthews filled the stat sheet with 13 points, eight assists and seven rebounds, while rookies Miranda Liebtag and Hannah Fenstermacher added 11 points each. Junior Ashley Tutzauer rounded out the Cavs in double figures with 10 points. 

The Blue and White opened the game with a quick basket from Lannon on their opening possession and pushed their lead to 8-2 following a triple from junior Lexi Edwards. After layup and free throw from Marywood's Aryah Aungst to trim the hosts lead the three, the Cavs rattled off a 12-2 run to close the quarter. Tutzauer punctuated the spurt with a jumper with six seconds left on the clock. 

Cabrini would stay hot to start the second stanza as they opened the new frame with an 8-2 run to push their lead to 19 points at 28-9. A Tutzauer layup and Liebtag jumper sandwiched a Pacers' basket to extend the Cavs' lead to 23 points with 3:26 left in the half. Marywood would go on to end the half with a 7-2 run of their own to trim their deficit to 44-26. 

The Blue and White would continue to add to their lead throughout the second half, ultimately extending their cushion to a game high 31 points following a jumper from freshman Sydney Kesselman with 3:27 left in the game. 

Cabrini Last Time Out: Cabrini 107, Gwynedd Mercy 88 (2/8/2020, Gwynedd Valley, PA)
Cabrini seized control in the early going as they jumped out to a 26-11 lead midway through the first quarter. The Griffins answered with a 12-4 run to trim the Cavs' lead to seven heading into the second quarter. 

The hosts carried their first quarter momentum into the ensuing frame as they outscored the Blue and White 28-17 in the second stanza. Gwynedd highlighted the quarter with an 18-5 run that spanned nearly five minutes of play, while their defense came alive to force five Cabrini turnovers.

Following a back and fourth third quarter that ended with the Griffins extending their lead to five points at 81-76, the Blue and White rallied in the clutch as they ultimately outscored Gwynedd 31-7. 

A pair of free throws from Matthews kicked off the pivotal fourth quarter, while Tutzauer delivered the equalizer just 20 seconds later with a three pointer to knot things at 81 all. An Edwards' layup on the ensuing Cavalier possession handed the Cavs a lead they would not relinquish. They would push their lead to 11 points before a triple from Gwynedd's Denise Sacco stopped the bleeding with 6:38 left in the game.

Cabrini would go on to outscore the Griffins 15-4 over the final six minutes en route to the aforementioned 107-88 final. 

As a team, the Blue and White shot an impressive 53.6 percent from the floor, while converting 28-31 free throw attempts. The Cavs also tallied a season high 31 assists. 

Marywood Last Time Out: Marywood 97, SUNY Delhi 64 (2/8/2020, Scranton, PA)
Marywood's Aryah Aungst reached double digits for the fourth consecutive game after tallying 19 points on 8-10 shooting. She also added a game high nine rebounds.

Aungst was one of four Pacers in double figures where she was joined by Olivia Kosin, Allison Bashore and Cait Reilly. Kosin tallied 14 points and seven reboudns, while Bashore added 12 points off a quartet of three pointers. Reilly capped the scorers in double figures with 10 points. 

Jade Rolon chipped in a game high eight assists, while adding seven rebounds. 

In total, the Pacers shot 48.1 percent from the field and out-rebounded Delhi 49-32.  It marked the highest scoring output since the Pacers defeated Rosemont College on December 7th, 2003 by a 97-85 final. 
 

	TALE OF THE TAPE
Cabrini		Marywood
16-6, 8-1 Atlantic East	Record	7-12, 3-5 Atlantic East
73.4	Points per Game	61.5
.394	FG Percentage	.351
.323	3-Points FG Percentage	.276
.740	FT Percentage	.619
41.9	Rebounds per Game	41.9
18.7	Assists per Game	14.1
4.6	Blocked Shots per Game	2.8
11.2	Steals per Game	8.9
16.0	Turnovers per Game	19.8
	TEAM LEADERS
Ashley Tutzauer (14.4)	Points per Game	Aryah Aungst (15.7)
Meghan Matthews (7.5)	Rebounds per Game	Aryah Aungst (7.8)
Cassidy Gallagher (2.9)	Assists per Game	Aryah Aungst (2.5)
Katie Rodriguez (2.2)	Blocked Shots per Game	Aryah Aungst (1.0)
Ashley Tutzauer (2.8)	Steals per Game	Aryah Aungst (2.1)