The Franklin Pierce women’s basketball team headed out on the road to Northeast-10 Conference opponent Southern New Hampshire University and left the SNHU Fieldhouse with a 65-56 loss on Tuesday evening. The setback, the fourth in a row for the Crimson and Grey, drops them to 1-4, 0-3 NE-10 and the victory improves the Penmen to 3-2, and 1-1 in league play.
Leading the Ravens offensive attack was freshman guard Cameryn Wilson and her 12 points which was a team-best. Senior Dana Campbell scored 11 points while Sarah Middleton racked up nine points, dished out six helpers and grabbed two rebounds. Junior forward Kelsey Mayo was just three points shy of her second consecutive double-double with seven points and 10 rebounds in 23 minutes off the pine.
SNHU forward Kylie Lorenzen scored a game-high 20 points and snagged a game-best 14 boards in the win.
The Ravens return to the Fieldhouse on Sunday versus non-conference opponent Holy Family at 1