Record-Setting Night Pushes UNOH Past Madonna

LIMA, OH - With multiple all-time bests being set, UNOH pulled away from Madonna, 83-64, for their fifth win in their last six games.

After trailing 16-13 after one, UNOH opened the second with a 7-2 run to to take over the lead for the first time since the first basket of the game. The Racer offense started to find it's groove and took a 35-30 lead into the locker room. Out of halftime, UNOH put up 26 points in the third to blow the game open pouring it on in the final quarter for the 19-point win.

Alysia Lawson became the all-time single game scoring leader dropping 43 points on 14 of 26 shooting (54%). Lawson's 43 tops the previous women's record of 38 that stood since 2010 while also giving her the most points scored in any UNOH game played, breaking the men's record of 41 (2x - 2011, 2015). Her 14 field goals made ties the second most in a single game while knocking down seven three-point attempts to match the program record.

Alayha Allen had her own record breaking night pulling down 25 rebounds in the game. That number shatters the previous record of 20 set in 2018 for the women while also topping the men's record of 21 set 2021. Twenty of Allen's 25 came on the defensive glass also setting a new record for both the men and the women.

Alycia Patterson finished with a season high 25 points shooting 10-18 (56%) from the field while grabbing seven rebounds.

Thanks in large part to Allen, UNOH grabbed a season high 50 rebounds to just 30 for the Crusaders. 

The Racers will look to stay hot with a trip up I-75 to visit Lourdes their next time out on Saturday, February 3.