The Lancaster Bible Women's Basketball team lost a tight game to St. Mary's (Md.) on the road with a final score of 73-69. The Chargers now drop to 1-6 overall and 0-2 against United East opponents. The Seahawks now sit at a 6-2 record and 1-0 in the conference.
 
How It Happened: Straight out of the gates, Jenna Dombach came roaring into the first quarter scoring, the Chargers' first six points. Behind an and-one from Raven Hunter, the team continued to pull away, leading 13-4 seven minutes in. Lancaster Bible continued to play stifling defense and defend their lead going into the second quarter up 16-8. The Seahawks started to get things going and brought the game back to 23-21, but a Dombach and-one sparked a massive scoring outburst for Lancaster Bible. From that point on, the team went on a 15-2 run behind seven points from Isabella Eufemia, and the Chargers entered halftime with a 38-23 lead. 
 
There was no slowing down for this Chargers offense in the second half, starting on a 5-1 run in just under two minutes as Alaysha Iwais assisted on both a Dombach three and Hunter layup. However, the Seahawks quickly responded and pulled together a 12-2 run, making it a 45-36 game in favor of Lancaster Bible. In the final three and a half minutes the Chargers tightened up defensively and went into the final quarter leading narrowly, 48-42. The fourth quarter saw a lot of defense from both sides, but the Seahawks outscored the Chargers 18-12 to bring the game back to two points. The Seahawks drilled two threes in a row to finish off the game, and Lancaster Bible ended on the wrong side of a comeback, losing 73-69.
 
By the Numbers: 
- Jenna Dombach led the team with 25 points and nine rebounds
- Raven Hunter and Isabella Eufemia also added 19 and 15 points, respectively
- Lancaster Bible had 18 offensive rebounds, their second-most this season
- Tramarie Mobray for the Seahawks had 17 points, four rebounds, four assists, and four steals 
 
Information to Know: Freshman Isabella Eufemia scored a season-high 15 tonight. Senior guard Alaysha Iwais now has 290 career assists; this ties Nicole Cooper, who has 290, for the sixth-most career assists in program history. Jenna Dombach's 25 points mark her second-most of the season and her career. After the loss, Lancaster Bible is now 1-6 against St. Mary's (Md.) in program history.
 
Up Next: The Chargers will play their third straight road game against Misericordia on Wednesday, December 6 at 6:00 p.m.