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Vassar VAS 1-3,0-0 Liberty League

Trinity (CT) TrinCT 6-1,0-0 NESCAC

Vassar VAS

1-3,0-0 Liberty League

Final

Dec. 03, 2025

Trinity (CT) TrinCT

6-1,0-0 NESCAC

Score By Periods
Team	1	2	3	4	F
Vassar VAS	22	13	16	9	60
Trinity (CT) TrinCT	16	12	25	15	68

Game Recap: Women's Basketball | 12/3/2025

Brewers Topped At #14/13 Trinity (CT)

McDermed, Shoulders score in double-figures

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Hartford, CT – The Vassar College Women's Basketball suffered a tight 68-60 road loss at #14/13 Trinity (CT) Wednesday night. Sierra McDermed (San Antonio, TX) and Lindsey Shoulders (Glen Allen, VA) each scored in double-figures with McDermed totaling a team-high 18 points.

Wednesday's loss drops Vassar to 1-3 overall on the season, while the Bantams improve to 6-1 through their first seven contests.

How It Happened

Vassar raced out to an 8-1 lead to open the contest on the strength of six points from First Year Elodie Ware (Columbus, OH).
The Brewers spread its lead to 18-7 on a Maureen Regan (Oak Lawn, IL) layup with 3:29 left in the first frame.
Vassar never relinquished the lead in the first period, but the Bantams closed the period with a 9-4 spurt to cut their disadvantage to 22-16 through 10 minutes.
Trinity cuts the deficit to 22-19 on a Maya Carnes bucket early in the second frame.
Vassar responded with a 6-0 run, with all the scoring done by Sophia Ippolito (Cumberland Center, ME), to regain a 28-19 lead with 7:24 left before halftime.
Trinity would get back to within four points in the final minute of the first half, but a Regan three-pointer at the horn sent Vassar into the intermission with a 35-28 lead.
Vassar shot 43.3-percent from the floor over the opening 20 minutes, but went just 1-for-7 from behind the arc.
Trinity converted at 32.4-percent in the first half and went 1-for-9 from bonus distance.
A Regan three-pointer just over two minutes into the second half pushed the Brewers' advantage back to double-figures at 42-32.
The Bantams would pull to within a single point on four occasions before finally taking their first lead, 51-49, on a Lucy Dorion triple with 1:43 left in the third period.
An Avery Marzo bucket with 53 seconds left in the quarter pushed Trinity in front 53-49 before a pair of McDermed free-throws cut the Vassar disadvantage to just two points with 10 minutes left to play.
Trinity opened the final stanza on a 10-2 run, capped by a Carnes three-pointer, to surge in front 63-53.
A Marzo conversion with 4:17 left to play gave the Bantams a game-high 65-53 lead.
Following the Marzo bucket, Vassar would not be able to pull closer than the final eight-point decision.
Vassar cooled to 32.1-percent shooting after halftime and went 2-for-7 from behind the arc.
Trinity shot 41.5-percent in the second half, including better than 52-percent in the third quarter, and knocked down a trio of triples.

For The Brewers

McDermed led all players with 18 points and rounded out a double-double effort with a team-high 10 rebounds. McDermed finished off a big night with five assists, three blocked shots and a steal.
Shoulders chipped in 10 points and five rebounds and added a pair of steals.
Regan scored eight points and handed out four assists.
Ippolito totaled eight points.
Ware scored seven points and collected four rebounds.

For The Bantams

Marzo led five Trinity players in double-figures with 14 points off the bench to go along with six rebounds and four steals.
Carnes and Kiki Fossbender each scored 12 points with Carnes adding three thefts.
Marlo Simms collected a game-high 14 rebounds and chipped in 10 points.
Melissa Whitmore and Samantha Slofkiss each secured 12 boards.

Game Statistics

Vassar finished the night shooting 37.9-percent and went 3-for-14 from three-point range.
Trinity converted at 37.2-percent and finished 4-for-17 from behind the arc.
Vassar outscored Trinity 13-6 from the free-throw line.
Trinity held the advantage in paint points 38-30, second chance scoring 16-13 and points off of turnovers 17-14.

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