WBB at Mason 1/23

[ohs73]

Our Ladies got off the A10 schneid with an 81-74 road conquest of George Mason.

The 4th qtr is "go time" for Asianae Johnson. The senior guard tallied 16 of her 21 pts in the final frame (incl 11 straight to open the 4th).

It capped a great week for Asianae, who averaged 24.3 ppg over three games.

Tori Harris contributed 19 pts (8 in 4th), while I'yanna Lops continued her recent offensive surge w 17 markers.

Today the Bonnies received nice contributions from Tianna Johnson, Taylor Nipper and Ene Adams, who combined for 23 pts on 8/10 fgs.

For the week, Bona averaged 75.3 ppg, a significant leap forward from the 40s and 50s that have populated the box scores most of the season.

Our Ladies 9-8, one win away from reaching the magic number for the first time in Fleming's six years.

[mnbonnie]

Thanks ohs73, I couldn't pull up the thread and originally stuck this under WBB StJ

I couldn't pull up the WBB thread, so I thought I would just chime in here. I tuned on the women's game vs George Mason this afternoon, right towards the end of the third quarter, the Bonnies had just finished a 13-0 run to take a 10 pt lead into the fourth. A Johnson, I believe only had two points going into the fourth, and I'm not sure what she financed with, but it was basically Johnson vs George Mason's top player trading hoop after hoop and then foul shots for foul shots. I didn't think the Bonnies could stay with them and I thought, oh no, here we go again, but the Lady Bonnies didn't back down, go into a shell or try not to lose, they pretty much matched the Lady Patriots blow for blow, GM got it down to five but then the Bonnies said no more. Great win. Plenty of credit to go around. I hadn't seen much of Parker, and I don't mean to single her out, but I saw her pull down a board, weave up court with the ball and she set up a play, very encouraging. The A10 of the women's side is a pretty tough league unto itself, getting wins is going to be tough, but they played well today. Go Bonnies

A Johnson was at her best with the cameras rolling on CBS Sports, her whole array of offensive talent shone really bright.