Spartan Macy Kocen tied a single game AU record with nine three-point field goals as the Aurora University women's basketball team had their way with the Alverno College Inferno, winning 92-50 in a game played Monday night after the originally scheduled Saturday contest was postponed due to weather.


FINAL SCORE: Aurora University 92, Alverno College 50
LOCATION: Milwaukee, Wisconsin
RECORDS: Aurora University 16-3 overall and 10-2 in the NACC ; Alverno College 2-16 overall and 0-12 in the NACC


- Macy Kocen tied the AU single game record with nine three-point field goals. She went 9-of-18 on the night.


- Kocen scored the first seven points of the game for AU with three minutes in, AU trailed 9-7.
- The Spartans went 4-of-10 from three in the first quarter and led 24-20.
- AU started the second with a 19-0 run, holding the Inferno scoreless until 1:31 left in the period.
- The Spartan run would get to 27-2 and a 51-22 lead following a Talia Bee three-point play with 34 seconds left.
- AU went to halftime leading Alverno 51-25.
- Kocen had 16 first-half points and was four-of-eight from three-point range.
- Hot shooting from the Spartans continued in the third with three straight possessions ending in made three's, two from Kocen and one from Crystal Rios.
- AU led 76-37 going to the fourth.
- Kocen would hit her first two shots, both three's in the fourth with the three at 6:21 tying the single game record of nine makes.
- She would have three more shot attempts to break the record before having the night end but she subbed out with her name in the AU record books.
- The Spartans would continue to be hot from three as a team and would go on to defeat Alverno 92-50.


Points: Macy Koen (31), Gabrielle Wolff (13) and Kamryn Bullock (10)
Assists: Sam Barrett (7) and Jaylah Mays (6)
Rebounds: Selena Vargas (8) and Gabrielle Wolff (6)
Steals: Selena Vargas (3)
 

Next action for the Spartan women's basketball team comes on Wednesday, February 1 when they travel to Milwaukee School of Engineering. Opening tip-off is slated for 7:00 p.m. in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.