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WOMEN'S HOOPS DEFEATS ROBERT MORRIS, 57-40, JOHNSON NETS 24

Baltimore, MD - - -UMBC senior guard Shalayna Johnson scored a game-high 24 points as the host Retrievers defeated Robert Morris, 57-40, in a Northeast Conference women's basketball contest at the Retriever Activities Center on Saturday evening.

UMBC (10-12, 7-6 NEC), who never trailed in the contest, led 34-21 at halftime as they held the Colonials to thirty-two percent shooting in the stanza..  Robert Morris (1-21, 1-12 NEC) held the Retrievers without a field goal for the first 6:11 of the first half and were able to cut the deficit to as close as seven points, 38-31, with 11:46 remaining on field goal by senior guard Candace John.  However, the Retrievers went on a 10-0 run over the next 5:21 to push the lead to 17 points at 48-31.  Johnson and junior guard Mariana Santos each hit three-pointers during the run.

UMBC built a 17-6 lead at the 14:47 mark of the first half and led by as many as 15 points  before settling for the 13 point lead.

The Retrievers, who shot thirty-six percent from the floor (22-62), received 10 points from senior forward Millette Green and senior guard Jessie Brown added 8 assists and 4 steals. 

John led the Colonials (thirty-percent field goal percentage) with 16 points and sophomore forward Meghan Jent added a team-high 8 rebounds.

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Players Mentioned

Jessie Brown

#11 Jessie Brown

G
5' 7"
Junior
Shalayna Johnson

#13 Shalayna Johnson

G
5' 9"
Junior
Mariana Santos

#15 Mariana Santos

G
5' 9"
Senior

Players Mentioned

Jessie Brown

#11 Jessie Brown

5' 7"
Junior
G
Shalayna Johnson

#13 Shalayna Johnson

5' 9"
Junior
G
Mariana Santos

#15 Mariana Santos

5' 9"
Senior
G
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