WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Towson University women's basketball team visited the nation's capital on Wednesday in an afternoon matchup against the Georgetown Hoyas.
 
Georgetown's first half 61.1% three-point shooting mark put the Hoyas up 55-34 over Towson (4-3) at the break. The Hoyas outlasted the Tigers in the second half for a 94-67 final at McDonough Arena.
 
Key Stats

• Towson shot 41.7% (20-48) from the field and 38.1% (8-21) from three in the game.
• Georgetown shot above 50.0% from the field and behind the arc in the game. The Hoyas were 7-8 from three in the second quarter, where they took a 21-point lead into the halftime break.
• The Hoyas scored 40 points in the paint in the game, including 24 in the second half. The Tigers scored 18 points in the paint and six in the second half.

 
How it Happened

• Georgetown pushed the pace early, jumping out to a 15-4 lead through the first 3:12. The Hoyas were 3-3 from deep to start the game.
• Made threes from Tilda Sjökvist and Viki Matulevicius, plus a Kayla Morris lay-in, cut the deficit to five with 4:36 left in the quarter.
• Georgetown closed the quarter on an 11-2 run to make it 28-14 after ten minutes.
• A 12-7 Tiger run to begin the second quarter cut the deficit down to nine a 35-26 with 5:18 to go in the half.
• The Hoyas closed the quarter on a 20-8 run, hitting all seven of their made threes in the period over the final 5:18. They took a 55-34 lead into halftime. Asya Lara Barnes led the Tigers with five points over the final minutes of the first half.
• Georgetown opened the third quarter on a 6-0 run through the first 1:50 of the second half.
• Towson followed with an 8-5 run over the next 2:30. India Johnston scored six in the run.
• The Hoyas extended their lead to 29 at 78-49 on a 12-7 run to end the quarter.
• Down 82-53, the Tigers posted a 13-2 run in just over three minutes of game time.
• Georgetown closed the game on a 10-1 run to top the Tigers by a final score of 94-67.

 
Next Game
Towson will bookend its three-game road stint against former Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) foe, Delaware, at the Bob Carpenter Center on Sunday at 2 p.m.