Box Score

A'ndi Haney had 13 points and six rebounds Saturday.

Ark.-Monticello UAM 10-11, 7-10 GAC

Harding HU 19-3, 16-1 GAC

Ark.-Monticello UAM

10-11, 7-10 GAC

Final

Feb. 11, 2017

Harding HU

19-3, 16-1 GAC

Score By Periods
Team	1	2	3	4	F
Ark.-Monticello UAM	9	15	0	19	43
Harding HU	15	6	20	16	57

Game Recap: Women's Basketball | 2/11/2017 7:34:00 PM | by Scott Goode (2/11/17)

Defense Keys Harding Women's Basketball Victory over Arkansas-Monticello

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SEARCY – Harding women's basketball held Arkansas-Monticello scoreless in the third quarter and defeated the Blossoms 57-43 on Saturday in Great American Conference action at the Rhodes-Reaves Field House. It was the first time since the NCAA went from halves to quarters last season that Harding has held an opponent without a point in a quarter.

Harding improved to 19-3 overall and 16-1 in the GAC. The Lady Bisons maintained their two-game lead over Arkansas Tech. Harding and Tech play Monday in Russellville.

The victory was Harding's 11th straight at home this season and 13th consecutive dating to last season. The Lady Bisons have won five straight overall and 13 of their last 14.

Arkansas-Monticello lost its 11th straight to Harding and eighth straight in Searcy and fell to 10-11 overall and 7-10 in conference.

Harding shot only 3-of-17 in the second quarter and trailed 24-21 at halftime. Arkansas-Monticello's lead disappeared quickly in the third quarter. Harding shot 8-of-12 and made both of its 3-pointers. Arkansas-Monticello missed all 11 of its shots in the third quarter, and trailed 41-26 entering the fourth quarter.

Harding controlled the paint, outscoring Arkansas-Monticello 40-16. Caroline Hogue was 11-of-16 from the field and led Harding with 22 points and nine rebounds.

A'ndrea Haney added 13 points for the Lady Bisons.

Treasure Evans led Arkansas-Monticello with 11 points.

Harding's 43 points allowed was the fewest in a conference game this season and the fewest since allowing 42 in a win over Northwestern Oklahoma last season in Alva.

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