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Robin Kasem
74
Laurier LAURIER
86
Winner Queen's QUEEN'S
Laurier LAURIER
74
Final
86
Queen's QUEEN'S
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 F
Laurier LAURIER 19 20 20 15 74
Queen's QUEEN'S 25 29 11 21 86

Game Recap: Basketball (W) | | Shawn MacDonald (Sports Information Officer)

OUA leading scorer Alarie paces Gaels past Laurier at school day game

KINGSTON, Ont. (November 16, 2018) - The Queen's Gaels (5-1) took down the visiting Laurier Golden Hawks (2-5) 86-74 during a special school day game that saw the teams tip-off at 11 am.

GAME FLOW
The visitors were able to mount an early lead scoring the first points of the game. Queen's chipped away thanks to Marianne Alarie who knocked down a jump shot then followed up just 30 seconds later with her first three-pointer of the game to put the Gaels in front 8-6. Queen's closed the quarter with a 25-17 lead.

A 13-0 run to start the second quarter forced Laurier into a timeout to regroup. The Gaels outscored Laurier 29-20 in the frame behind a strong quarter from Lavergne who finished with six points and five rebounds in the frame.

The second half saw Laurier push back. The Golden Hawks came out firing and chipped away at the Queen's lead. 

Queen's picked up their defensive play in the final frame and paced by some timely shooting from Laura Donovan, who scored eight in the fourth, the Tricolour secured the win 86-74.

Alarie led all scorers with 24 points while Lavergne finished with a double-double scoring 18 and adding 10 rebounds.

Queen's rookie Donovan had a career-best 13 points in the win while the Golden Hawks were led by Jill Condron who posted 14 points and 10 rebounds.

SCHOOL DAY GAME
Despite heavy snow hitting the Kingston region overnight, many school children were in attendance for the school day game to cheer on the Gaels. The men's basketball team signed autographs at halftime of the women's game to some fans in attendance. MUST SEE ALARIE CHASING DOWN 1,000 POINTS
Marianne Alarie continues to chase down the 1,000 career point mark and sits at 860 in her career as she leads the OUA in scoring averaging 22.5 per game.

BY THE NUMBERS
0 - Three-point shots made by the Golden Hawks. Queen's shut down the perimeter shooting of Laurier who went 0-11
3 - Blocks from Maddie Morris
4 - Gaels with 10 or more points
19 - The Gaels largest lead in the game

UP NEXT
Queen's will be back in action on Saturday night at 6 pm when they welcome the Waterloo Warriors to the ARC. Catch the action live on OUA.tv or get your tickets at gogaelsgo.com/tickets.


 
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