Cram Repeats Game-High 26 for Women's Basketball victory
Sophomore forward Sarah Cram
12/1/07 - Sophomore hits 12 shots for the second straight game to go with six rebounds, five assists and four steals
Sophomore Sara Cram scored a career-high 26 points for the second straight game and dished out five assists as Haverford pulled away from a 32-all tie for its first win of the season against non-conference visitor Trinity University.
Cram once again hit 12 shots to equal the most baskets by a Haverford player in consecutive outings since Koren Miller poured in two dozen against Bryn Mawr (13) and Gettysburg (11) on Feb. 14-16, 1995.
The Fords (1-4) also got 17 points and three assists from junior Kathleen Abels, plus 10 points and a team-high eight rebounds from frosh Elizabeth Mayell. Abels hit 5-of-6 free throws in the final 34 seconds to preserve the win. Senior Liz Theibert (four assists) joined Cram, Abels and Mayell in gathering four of the hosts' 19 steals in the game.
The Tigers (1-6) gathered in 19 offensive boards to build a 49-26 rebounding advantage, but were doomed by 31 turnovers and 9-of-27 second-half shooting. Danielle Owens had 15 points and 13 rebounds for Trinity, with Ashley West (15 rebounds) and Danielle Pettis (nine rebounds) added 14 points each.
Cram once again hit 12 shots to equal the most baskets by a Haverford player in consecutive outings since Koren Miller poured in two dozen against Bryn Mawr (13) and Gettysburg (11) on Feb. 14-16, 1995.
The Fords (1-4) also got 17 points and three assists from junior Kathleen Abels, plus 10 points and a team-high eight rebounds from frosh Elizabeth Mayell. Abels hit 5-of-6 free throws in the final 34 seconds to preserve the win. Senior Liz Theibert (four assists) joined Cram, Abels and Mayell in gathering four of the hosts' 19 steals in the game.
The Tigers (1-6) gathered in 19 offensive boards to build a 49-26 rebounding advantage, but were doomed by 31 turnovers and 9-of-27 second-half shooting. Danielle Owens had 15 points and 13 rebounds for Trinity, with Ashley West (15 rebounds) and Danielle Pettis (nine rebounds) added 14 points each.