LISLE, IL - The Benedictine University women's basketball team left no doubt at Illinois Tech, scoring a road victory.

FINAL SCORE
Benedictine 95, Illinois Tech 42

THE DETAILS
• Benedictine wasted no time in setting the tone, scoring the first 13 points of the game
• Three of the five starters scored with Claire Gibler tallying the first five points
• MaKayli Vann netted a late three-pointer to put Benedictine ahead by 17 at 24-7 in the opening quarter
• The lead would reach 30 at halftime as Benedictine closed the opening 20 minutes with a 15-0 run capped on a Britney Pitzer layup at the buzzer
• The entire team was able to contribute as Benedictine continued to pull away, leading by as many as 54 points in the fourth quarter
• The game was moved from Tuesday due to the ice storm warning across Chicagoland and played before an IIT men's game

STAT LEADERS
• 15 players saw time in the game with everyone logging at least eight minutes
• 12 players cracked the scoring column
• Benedictine shot 54 percent in the first half and 45 percent for the game, knocking down 11 three-pointers in the game following a conference record 21 treys
• Pitzer led four players in double figures with a career high 20
• Michalski finished with 15 points, Gibler 14 and Vann 12 in a reserve role
• The bench scored 55 points and Benedictine held a 52-29 edge on the glass

UP NEXT
Benedictine (18-4, 14-3 NACC) welcomes Lakeland on Saturday in the annual Think Pink Game.