BRYN MAWR, PA — Bryn Mawr basketball hosted Delaware Valley University in their final match-up before the winter break at the Class of 1958 Gymnasium. First-year Jenna Vollor turned in a standout performance, recording a double-double with 14 points and 10 rebounds. Despite her efforts, the Owls were hindered by 24 turnovers, which the Aggies converted into 26 points en route to a 59-42 victory.

How It Happened:

• Bryn Mawr began the first quarter with a strong start, featuring a three-pointer by Jenny Briggs at 9:05 assisted by Michelle Jiang. The Owls maintained an early lead with Vollor scoring in the paint, pushing the score to 7-2. The Owls dominated the boards, securing nine offensive rebounds, which contributed to their second-chance opportunities.
• As the quarter progressed, the Aggies capitalized on turnovers and fast breaks to tie the game at 9-9. Despite a solid defensive effort and Maddy Patel's jumper to even the score, Delaware Valley edged ahead with a late layup. The quarter concluded with Bryn Mawr trailing 13-11, after a competitive exchange of points.
• Bryn Mawr started the second quarter with defensive intensity, highlighted by Briggs' early steal. Despite some turnovers, the team kept the contest competitive with points in the paint. Vollor added two key jumpers, contributing to the Owls' efforts to stay close.
• Delaware Valley maintained a slight edge by converting a fast-break layup and a late three-pointer to extend their lead. Bryn Mawr closed the quarter trailing 26–22, as Delaware Valley outscored the Owls 13–11 in the quarter.
• The third quarter began with Bryn Mawr's defensive strength, highlighted by three blocks, including contributions from Hannah Mack. The team capitalized on second chances, with Vollor scoring on a tip-in after an offensive rebound. Delaware Valley, however, responded with a 9–0 run to extend their lead.
• The Owls managed to narrow the gap with Mack's three-pointer at 4:41, assisted by Briggs. Despite efforts to close the margin, the Aggies maintained their advantage with consistent scoring inside the paint. The quarter concluded with Bryn Mawr trailing 39–32.
• Delaware Valley gained momentum early in the fourth, extending their lead with a series of successful shots in the paint. Defensively, the Owls' efforts included seven defensive rebounds and two steals, but turnovers hindered offensive progress.
• Despite the challenges, Bryn Mawr made a late push with baskets from Michelle Jiang and Mack, trimming the deficit slightly. However, Delaware Valley's consistent scoring, including points off turnovers, maintained their advantage. The period concluded with Delaware Valley leading 59–42.

Bryn Mawr basketball will return in the new year on Monday, January 5th as the Owls travel across the bridge to Madison, NJ to compete at Farleigh Dickinson University Florham for a 2:00 PM EST start time. Tune into the game live on gobrynmawr.com and follow @bmcathletics on social media to stay up to date with your favorite Bryn Mawr teams!