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58
Beloit BCW 4-19,0-15 Midwes
74
Winner Grinnell College GCW 9-12,6-8 Midwest
Beloit BCW
4-19,0-15 Midwes
58
Final
74
Grinnell College GCW
9-12,6-8 Midwest
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 F
Beloit BCW 19 11 18 10 58
Grinnell College GCW 13 20 17 24 74
Erin Lillis
Cory Hall

Game Recap: Women's Basketball | | Ted Schultz

Big 4th quarter propels Grinnell women to 2nd win over Beloit in 3 days

GRINNELL, Iowa - Two nights earlier, Grinnell College's women's basketball team needed overtime to defeat Beloit College.
 
On Thursday, the Pioneers decided not to make things so dramatic. Sparked by a 24-10 scoring edge in the fourth period, Grinnell disposed of the Buccaneers 74-58 at Darby Gymnasium.
 
Erin Lillis '24 erupted for a career-best 31 points as the Pioneers moved to 6-8 in the Midwest Conference and 9-12 in all games. Beloit fell to 0-15 in the league and 4-19 in all games.
 
Aidan Coalson '22 just missed a double-double for Grinnell as she paired 10 rebounds with nine points. Lillis added four steals and three assists.
 
Beloit bolted out to a 19-13 lead by the end of the first period, but the Pioneers rallied for a 33-30 halftime edge.
 
Grinnell built a 10-point lead late in the third period when Eva Carchidi's '24 3-pointer made it 50-40. But the Buccaneers wouldn't go away and closed within 50-48 at the end of the frame.
 
Beloit took a two-point lead early in the fourth period, but Grace Marsh '25 countered with a 3-pointer to give Grinnell a lead it would never relinquish.
 
Ahead 61-56 midway through the final period, the Pioneers delivered the final dagger with an 11-0 run that included a basket and two free throws from Lillis, jumper and free throw by Coalson and buckets by Sofia Ahooja '22 and Sara Booher '25 to make it 72-56. The Pioneers coasted the rest of the way.
 
Grinnell concludes the regular season with two road games, playing at Lake Forest College Saturday afternoon and Illinois College Sunday afternoon.
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