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University of New Hampshire Athletics
Thursday, February 9
Durham, N.H.
7 PM
University of New Hampshire
20-4, 10-1
66
vs
47
Vermont
7-17, 4-8
1
2
3
4
F
Vermont
10
12
16
9
47
New Hampshire
16
19
21
10
66
Team Stats
VERMONT
UNH
FG%
.300
.481
3FG%
.333
.308
FT%
.850
1.000
RB
26
32
TO
18
12
STL
6
8
Game Leaders
Pts
24
FGM
11
3FGM
0
FTM
2
Pts
11
FGM
4
3FGM
1
FTM
2
Pts
10
FGM
4
3FGM
0
FTM
2
Pts
5
FGM
2
3FGM
1
FTM
0
Players Mentioned
G
/ Women's Basketball
G
/ Women's BasketballF
/ Women's BasketballG/F
/ Women's Basketball
G
/ Women's BasketballC
/ Women's BasketballG
/ Women's Basketball
Carlie Pogue contributed 24 points and seven rebounds to UNH's win.
Photo by: Elise Austin-Washburn
'Cats Hit 20-Win Mark for First Time in 33 Years
2/9/2017 10:06:00 PM | Women's Basketball
DURHAM, N.H. – Junior center Carlie Pogue (Cincinnati, Ohio) poured in 24 points and pulled down seven rebounds to lead the University of New Hampshire women's basketball team to a 66-47 win over Vermont at Lundholm Gymnasium on Thursday night.
The Wildcats improved to 20-4 overall and 10-1 in the America East Conference with the victory.
It marked the only the third time in program history and first time since the 1983-84 season that UNH has hit the 20-win milestone. The Wildcat went 20-8 that season. The year before, 1982-83, they had a 23-7 record while setting the program record for wins.
Junior guard Olivia Healy (Reading, Mass.) had 10 points and seven rebounds and junior forward Kat Fogarty added 11 points and four rebounds. Senior guard Kristen Anderson (Greene, Maine) had eight of UNH's 23 assists in the game.
UNH bounced back nicely after having its program-best win streak snapped at 13 games on Monday at Albany.
Vermont fell to 7-16 overall and 4-7 in America East.
UP NEXT
The Wildcats stay home to play Binghamton on Sunday at 1 p.m. on ESPN3 in a Play4Kay game on Camper Appreciation Day.
Individual and group tickets for UNH home games may be purchased by CLICKING HERE, by calling 603-862-4000 or at the Whittemore Center box office.
HIGHLIGHTS
The Wildcats set a pass-happy, share-the-ball tone early. They had six assists on their seven baskets in the first period.
Anderson had five of the assists in the first period and the approach became contagious.
The Wildcats had 26 baskets in the game and there were assists on 23 of them. The 23 assists were a season high for the team.
Anderson, who leads the league in assist-to-turnover ratio, added to her numbers. She had the eight assists and just one turnover.
Healy and junior guard Brittni Lai (Irvington, N.Y.) each had four assists.
The Wildcats also had a good shooting night. They were 26-for-54 from the floor (48.1 percent) and made all 10 of their foul shots.
UNH leads the league in rebounding margin and had a 32-26 edge in that category.
HOW IT HAPPENED
The Wildcats, looking to get off to better starts, did in this one and owned a 16-10 lead at the end of the first period.
Pogue had six points in the period.
UNH led 11-10 with just under three minutes left in the period when Aliza Simpson (Londonderry, N.H.) nailed a three-pointer to ignite a 14-0 run that stretched into the second period.
The Wildcats pushed their lead to 35-22 by halftime. Pogue had 16 points and six rebounds at the break.
The Wildcats were up 56-38 after three periods and well on their way to win No. 20.
STARTERS (SEASON/CAREER STARTS)
Jr. G Brittni Lai (23/23)
Jr. C Carlie Pogue (24/61)
Jr. F Kat Fogarty (24/24)
Sr. G Kristen Anderson (9 (24/42)
Jr. G Olivia Healy (7/7)
GROUP'S RECORD: 1-0
SERIES INFO
Vermont leads 43-37
WILDCAT NOTES
INDIVIDUAL NOTES
UNH
Carlie Pogue: 24 points / 7 rebounds
Olivia Healy: 10 points / 7 rebounds
Kat Fogarty: 11 points / 4 rebounds
Kristen Anderson: 5 points / 8 rebounds
VERMONT
Sydney Smith: 15 points / 3 rebounds
Kristina White: 9 points
The Wildcats improved to 20-4 overall and 10-1 in the America East Conference with the victory.
It marked the only the third time in program history and first time since the 1983-84 season that UNH has hit the 20-win milestone. The Wildcat went 20-8 that season. The year before, 1982-83, they had a 23-7 record while setting the program record for wins.
Junior guard Olivia Healy (Reading, Mass.) had 10 points and seven rebounds and junior forward Kat Fogarty added 11 points and four rebounds. Senior guard Kristen Anderson (Greene, Maine) had eight of UNH's 23 assists in the game.
UNH bounced back nicely after having its program-best win streak snapped at 13 games on Monday at Albany.
Vermont fell to 7-16 overall and 4-7 in America East.
UP NEXT
The Wildcats stay home to play Binghamton on Sunday at 1 p.m. on ESPN3 in a Play4Kay game on Camper Appreciation Day.
Individual and group tickets for UNH home games may be purchased by CLICKING HERE, by calling 603-862-4000 or at the Whittemore Center box office.
HIGHLIGHTS
The Wildcats set a pass-happy, share-the-ball tone early. They had six assists on their seven baskets in the first period.
Anderson had five of the assists in the first period and the approach became contagious.
The Wildcats had 26 baskets in the game and there were assists on 23 of them. The 23 assists were a season high for the team.
Anderson, who leads the league in assist-to-turnover ratio, added to her numbers. She had the eight assists and just one turnover.
Healy and junior guard Brittni Lai (Irvington, N.Y.) each had four assists.
The Wildcats also had a good shooting night. They were 26-for-54 from the floor (48.1 percent) and made all 10 of their foul shots.
UNH leads the league in rebounding margin and had a 32-26 edge in that category.
HOW IT HAPPENED
The Wildcats, looking to get off to better starts, did in this one and owned a 16-10 lead at the end of the first period.
Pogue had six points in the period.
UNH led 11-10 with just under three minutes left in the period when Aliza Simpson (Londonderry, N.H.) nailed a three-pointer to ignite a 14-0 run that stretched into the second period.
The Wildcats pushed their lead to 35-22 by halftime. Pogue had 16 points and six rebounds at the break.
The Wildcats were up 56-38 after three periods and well on their way to win No. 20.
STARTERS (SEASON/CAREER STARTS)
Jr. G Brittni Lai (23/23)
Jr. C Carlie Pogue (24/61)
Jr. F Kat Fogarty (24/24)
Sr. G Kristen Anderson (9 (24/42)
Jr. G Olivia Healy (7/7)
GROUP'S RECORD: 1-0
SERIES INFO
Vermont leads 43-37
WILDCAT NOTES
- The Wildcats are No. 22 in this week's www.collegeinsider Mid-Major Top 25 poll.
- Anderson made her first start since UNH's win at Vermont on Jan. 16.
- She was injured in that game and missed the next two contests and had been coming off the bench since.
- Pogue made 11 of her 17 field goal attempts.
- Pogue made her only two foul shots and has now made her last 15 from the line.
- Pogue came up two points shy of her season and career-high best of 26 points.
- Healy, Anderson, Fogarty and Peyton Booth (Wadsworth, Ohio) made two foul shots each.
- Second-place Albany beat Binghamton on Thursday night to improve to 9-3 in the league.
- Vermont made 17 of its 20 foul shots.
- Sydney Smith led Vermont with 15 points but left the game with an injury early in the fourth quarter.
- UNH made four of its 13 three-pointers.
- Vermont was 6-for-18 in three-pointers.
- After turning the ball over 28 times at Albany, UNH had 12 turnovers.
- Healy and Pogue each had two steals.
- The Wildcats outscored Vermont 32-12 in the paint.
- They had 20 points off turnovers to five for Vermont.
- Vermont had 18 turnovers.
INDIVIDUAL NOTES
UNH
Carlie Pogue: 24 points / 7 rebounds
Olivia Healy: 10 points / 7 rebounds
Kat Fogarty: 11 points / 4 rebounds
Kristen Anderson: 5 points / 8 rebounds
VERMONT
Sydney Smith: 15 points / 3 rebounds
Kristina White: 9 points
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