PRINCESS ANNE, MD. – The Towson University women's basketball team remained undefeated after securing a 69-57 win against the UMES Hawks. The Tigers start 3-0 for the second straight season and remain perfect on the road. 
 
Gabby Scott led the way with a personal-best 15 points and five rebounds. Towson remains the only undefeated team in the CAA. 
 
Key Stats vs UMES: 

• Kylie Kornegay-Lucas has finished in double figures in all three games this season. 
• The Tigers held the Hawks to 26.5% from the floor. 
• Towson totaled a season-high 31 bench points. 
• The Tigers forced 27 turnovers and scored 24 points off them. 

• The Hawks got out to an early lead with a layup. 
• Kylie Kornegay-Lucas found Skye Williams on a nice feed to tie the score. 
• UMES hit a couple of free throws to regain the lead, but Gabby Scott's three gave the Tigers a slight edge. 
• Towson went on a 6-0 run, with Alexia Nelson scoring two layups to take an 11-4 lead. 
• The Hawks cut the lead to two after consecutive buckets. 
• Williams hit a pull-up jumper with seconds left to give Towson a 13-9 lead at the end of the first quarter. 
• UMES started the second quarter with a 5-0 run to get back in front. 
• The teams continued to go back and forth, exchanging the lead three times. 
• Taiye Johnson regained the lead on a layup and Scott extended Towson's lead with a three. 
• The Hawks finished on a 6-2 run, which gave the Tigers a 24-22 advantage heading into the locker room. 
• Towson started the third quarter on a 12-1 run, with three Tigers scoring four points each. 
• The Hawks cut the lead down to five after an 11-3 run. 
• Scott hit her third three-pointer of the game to give Towson a 42-34 lead. 
• UMES hit four free throws to bring its deficit down to three. 
• At the end of the third quarter, Scott hit a jumper to give the Tigers a 44-39 advantage heading into the final quarter. 
• Both teams started the fourth by trading baskets.
•  Towson went on a 6-0 run with buckets from Ryann Evans and Kornegay-Lucas. 
• The Hawks cut the lead down to five again, but Kornegay-Lucas and Nelson each hit a three to force UMES to take a timeout. 
• The Tigers were able to maintain the lead to the final buzzer and win 69-57.  

 
Inside the Numbers vs UMES: 

• Towson improves its record to 10-1 against UMES all-time. 
• Kylie Kornegay-Lucas finished with five steals for the second straight game. 
• The Tigers shot 47.06% from the field in the third and fourth quarters. 

 
Next Game: 
Towson will head to Florida to compete in the Fort Myers Tip-Off starting on Friday against Pittsburgh at 2 p.m.