Wash. & Lee WLU 6-1,1-1 ODAC

Pacific (OR) Pac 2-5,0-0 NWC

Wash. & Lee WLU

6-1,1-1 ODAC

Final

Dec. 15, 2024

Pacific (OR) Pac

2-5,0-0 NWC

Score By Periods
Team	1	2	3	4	F
Wash. & Lee WLU	20	19	18	18	75
Pacific (OR) Pac	9	17	16	22	64

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Box Score

Game Recap: Women's Basketball | 12/15/2024 10:37:00 PM

No. 13 Women's Basketball Sails Past Pacific, 75-64

FOREST GROVE, Ore. - The No. 13 Washington and Lee University women's basketball team earned a 75-64 victory against Pacific University (Ore.) in a non-conference matchup on Sunday night.

The Generals (6-1) jumped out to an 11-0 start and never looked back while the Boxers fell to 2-5 inside the Stoller Center.

W&L showcased a balanced scoring attack, maintaining their lead across all four quarters, including a 20-9 edge after the first period. Despite a late push by Pacific, where the Boxers outscored W&L 22-18 in the fourth quarter, the Generals' consistent offensive execution and early lead secured the victory.

TOP PERFORMERS

For Washington and Lee, Mary Schleusner recorded 23 points, 28 rebounds, five assists, three blocks, and four steals to dominate on both ends of the court.
Quinn McGuinness scored a career-best 20 points, shooting 6-for-7 from the free-throw line while also contributing four rebounds and a pair of assists.
Elka Prechel added 12 points on four buckets from the three-point range.
For Pacific University, Shaade Williams led the Boxers with 18 points and four rebounds, shooting an efficient 6-for-12 from the field.
Keiki McGee contributed eight points and a team-high eight rebounds while also recording two steals.
Emily Holsan chipped in 10 points, seven rebounds, six steals, and a pair of assists in a strong all-around effort.

NOTEWORTHY POINTS

This marks the first matchup in program history against the two teams.
With 28 rebounds tonight, Schleusner eclipsed 1,000 career rebounds, now with 1,019 boards.
The junior forward also moved up to 6th place on the program's all-time scoring list at 1,329. Schleusner passed both Taylor Casey '19 and Kristen Krouchick '08.

TEAM STATS

Washington and Lee shot 38.8 percent from the field, making 26-of-67 attempts, while Pacific shot 37.3 percent on the same number of attempts.
The Generals were more efficient from the three-point line, hitting 7-of-19 shots for a 36.8 percent success rate, compared to Pacific's 26.9 percent (7-for-26).
At the line, W&L converted 16-of-21 free throws(76.2 percent), while Pacific struggled, with just 7-of-13 shots (53.8 percent).
The Generals dominated the glass, finishing with 57 rebounds, including 23 on the offensive end, which led to 24 second-chance points.
Pacific managed 32 rebounds with 12 on the offensive glass. Washington and Lee scored 34 points in the paint, narrowly edging Pacific's 32.
Bench production was a strength for the Boxers, as they scored 33 points off the bench compared to W&L's eight.

UP NEXT

The Generals will stay in the beaver state through the 18th and take on Willamette University at 9 p.m. EST/ 6 p.m. EST on Tuesday, December 17, in Salem.