Natalie Simonds brings the ball up the court vs. York
John Wagoner
38
YORK YORKW 0-16,0-10 CUNYAC
77
Winner JOHNJAYW JOHNJAYW 16-7; 10-2 CUNY
YORK YORKW
0-16,0-10 CUNYAC
38
Final
77
JOHNJAYW JOHNJAYW
16-7; 10-2 CUNY
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 F
YORK YORKW 10 10 11 7 38
JOHNJAYW JOHNJAYW 17 16 22 22 77

Game Recap: Women's Basketball | | John Jay Sports Information

Four Bloodhounds Net Double-Figures As Women's Hoops Posts Third Straight Win In Home Triumph Over York On Monday

New York, NY - The John Jay women's basketball team earned their third straight win, as they defeated the York College Cardinals, 77-38, at The Doghouse on Monday evening. 
 
John Jay (16-7; 10-2 CUNYAC) had all ten players recorded at least one assist in the contest, as the Bloodhounds matched their season-high with 24 assists. 
 
Kamryn Hammond and newly-minted CUNYAC Rookie of the Week, Michaela Lattimore, each registered double-doubles. Hammond finished with a team-high 19 points and grabbed ten rebounds on 7 of 19 shooting from the field. She hit on 5 of 12 from the outside. The graduate guard dished out five assists while adding a block and a steal in her 30 minutes. For Hammond, tonight's performance marked her tenth career double-double and eighth of the season. 
 
Lattimore, who registered her first double-double of her career against CCNY this past weekend, concluded the contest with 15 points on 6 of 11 shooting while matching Hammond with ten caroms in 19 minutes. Natalie Simonds poured in a new career-high, as the Durham, NH native scored 15 points on 6 of 11 from the field. The sophomore guard went 3 of 4 from long range while also adding five rebounds, two steals and an assist in 21 minutes off-the-bench. Ashley Zeolla was the fourth Bloodhound to score in double-figures, as the junior guard netted 11 points. She dished out four assists, grabbed four boards and posted a block in 30 minutes of work. 
 
Alicia Gumbs led the way for York (0-16; 0-10 CUNYAC) as she poured in a game-high 21 points while hitting on 7 of 20 from the floor. Gumbs hit 7 of 11 from the charity stripe and also contributed on the boards, finishing with seven caroms. 
 
In the early portion of the first quarter, the two teams remained in lockstep with one another, trading baskets until Simonds broke a 6-6 tie with a three-pointer. That bucket ignited an 11-2 run by the home team, as Lattimore capped the run with a layup off the feed from Sarah Granados, that made it 17-8. Abigale Esdaile halted the run with a jumper in the paint as John Jay held a seven-point advantage. 
 
Granados started the scoring in the second quarter for the Bloodhounds, as John Jay sparked a 13-2 run over the next 5:10 in building a 30-12 lead, with Hammond finishing the run with a layup off the pass from Tiffany Bogle. 
 
York closed the quarter outscoring the Bloodhounds, 8-3, following a jumper from Imani Gibson, who finished with seven points and seven rebounds. The Cardinals hit on 4 of 6 from the floor while holding the Bloodhounds to just a made field goal in six chances, a jumper by Simonds with thirty-six seconds left before halftime. 
 
John Jay commenced the third quarter by scoring 11 of the first 17 points in the stanza, increasing their lead to 44-26, thanks to a three-pointer from Hammond. The Bloodhounds continued their offensive prowess, finishing the quarter on an 11-5 spurt as Lattimore completed the three-point play that pushed the lead up to 55-31. 
 
The home team put the finishing touches to their ninth home win of the season as they outscored the Cardinals, 22-7, in the final stanza and shot a blistering 58.8 percent from the floor (10 of 17) while holding a 12-5 edge on the boards. 

With inclement weather in the forecast, the women's basketball team has moved their home finale to Wednesday, February 14 as they will host Medgar Evers on Senior Night. The Bloodhounds will recognize their three seniors prior to the start of the contest in Tiffany Bogle, Hannah Ruberto and Kamryn Hammond. 
 
Tipoff is slated for 6:00 p.m. 

 
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