The Lancaster Bible women's basketball team won its seventh straight game on Friday evening as the Chargers defeated Wilson, 68-31 in Chambersburg, Pa. The win improves the Chargers to 12-3 overall this season and 10-1 in North Eastern Athletic Conference play.

Junior Aubrey Folger led all scorers with 20 points and added nine rebounds, while Shanice Smith continued her recent stretch of tremendous play with 19 points and 17 rebounds. 

Lancaster Bible held 49-26 advantage on the glass, including a 20-7 edge in offensive rebounds as the Chargers increased their lead in the NEAC South Division.

Junior Katy Stover had 12 points on Friday night as she continues her march to 1,000 career points, while sophomore Naomi Otis had a career-high 10 points to go with her three rebounds.

"Shance played well on both ends of the floor tonight and I thought we did a nice job defensively as a team," Lancaster Bible Head Coach Rachel Steinbarger said. "We did a great job in transition as well and with a big game looming on Saturday, it was nice to get some rest for the starters throughout the game."

Saturday's big game will be one of the biggest tests of the season for the Chargers as they face Gallaudet in Washington, D.C. The Bison ruined Penn St. Abington's blemish-free conference record earlier this week with 60-39 victory and Gallaudet is currently tied for third in the NEAC South Division with Penn College with an 8-4 conference record.

Saturday's game is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m.