Team Effort Propels JMU to 67-49 Win at Northeastern

Sunday, February 5

Boston, Mass.

2 p.m.

James Madison University

16-6, 9-2CAA

Northeastern

7-16, 3-8CAA

JMU

Northeastern

2/5/2017 4:10:00 PM | Women's Basketball

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BOSTON, Mass. – Solid shooting throughout the lineup guided James Madison women's basketball to a 67-49 win at Northeastern on Sunday afternoon, closing out a three-game road swing.

The Dukes (16-6, 9-2) pushed out to a double-digit lead during the 24-8 second quarter and never let the Huskies (7-16, 3-8) get closer than 13 after halftime. JMU shot 43.6 percent (24-55) from the floor while limiting Northeastern to 30.8 percent shooting (16-52).

All nine Dukes who saw playing time scored, led by 29 points from redshirt senior guard Precious Hall and 10 points from sophomore guard Logan Reynolds, her second consecutive double-figure scoring performance.

JMU won the battle of the boards 37-35, powered by a game-high nine rebounds from Kamiah Smalls. The Dukes also had four blocks, led by a career-high tying two from sophomore forward Savannah Felgemacher.

Precious Hall leads @jmuwbasketball with 29 points as the Dukes pick up the 67-49 win on the road at Northeastern pic.twitter.com/t7aP7VSgm2
— CAA Basketball (@CAABasketball) February 5, 2017

SERIES HISTORY
JMU is now 20-1 all-time against the Huskies after a 74-54 win at home this season and a 67-49 win in Boston.

SUPER SUNDAY
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NUMBERS UPDATE
Precious Hall is up to 2,033 career points after 22 straight double-figure scoring performances, which ties the longest such streak of her career (22 bridging the 2013-14 to 2014-15 seasons). The streak is the seventh longest in JMU history.

CLOSING IN
JMU has now closed out three CAA series for the season: Towson (0-2), Hofstra (2-0), Northeastern (2-0). With a 9-2 record, the Dukes hold steady in second place in the CAA standings while Elon remains in first (10-1). With Drexel's win over Delaware, the two are tied for third place with 7-4 league marks.

SOLID WEEKEND
The Dukes are headed home after a 2-0 swing through the northern-most part of the conference and a opportunity to meet the LA Clippers before Saturday's practice at Northeastern.

What a fun surprise ?? ?? huge thanks to the @LAClippers for letting us crash practice! #GoDukes #prevail pic.twitter.com/TKC4JkixIs
— JMU Dukes WBB (@JMUWBasketball) February 4, 2017

UP NEXT
The Dukes return home after a long road swing for their only double-home weekend of CAA play. They host Delaware Friday, Feb. 10 at 7 p.m. in the Play4Kay game and Elon on Sunday, Feb. 12 at 3 p.m. in the second Duke Dog Reading Day game, which will be broadcast on American Sports Network.