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The Basics:
Score: Ohio 91, St. Francis (Pa.) 65
Location: Convocation Center â€" Athens, Ohio.
The Short Story: Junior guard Quiera Lampkins led all players with 21 points as the Ohio women’s basketball team (5-2) defeated St. Francis (Pa.) (1-6), 91-65, victory on Sunday (Dec. 6) in Athens.

OHIO STARTERS: #4 Kiyanna Black, #5 Quiera Lampkins, #10 Lexie Baldwin, #12 Yamonie Jenkins, #15 Jasmine Weatherspoon
ST. FRANCIS STARTERS: #3 Brielle Ward, #5 Katie Reese, #23 Jessica Kovatch, #22 Halee Adams #50 Samiah Bethel



How It Happened:
- Junior forward Quiera Lampkins scored Ohio’s first point from behind the free throw line as Ohio got off to a slow start in the first quarter.
- The Bobcats would then take it to the Red Flash and go on a 10-0 run at the end of the first.
- Ohio would take the first quarter 22-16.
- Lampkins dominated the second quarter, adding 11 points to the scoreboard.
- Ohio led St. Francis 39-26 at halftime. 
- Lampkins led Ohio offensively, scoring 17 points in the first half alone, going 6-of-8 from the field.
- Ohio shot 60 percent in the first half. 
- Ohio led the Red Flash 63-40 through three quarters, holding St. Francis to 5-of-20 (25%) in the third quarter.
- The Bobcats outscored St. Francis by a 24-14 margin in the third quarter. 
- Ohio maintained its lead throughout the final quarter, cruising to a 91-65 victory. 
- Overall, Lampkins scored a season-high 21 points. 
- Black added 11 points, five rebounds, one assist and one steal. 
- Lampkins was 8-of-11 from the field and tallied two assists and four steals. 
- Freshman guard Dominique Doseck and junior forward Hannah Boesinger each tallied 10 points.
- Doseck also added two assists while Boesinger added a block for Ohio.
- Redshirt freshman forward Kelly Karlis had a team-high nine rebounds and added seven points.
- Overall, Ohio was 31-of-69 (44.9%) from the field and 8-of-24 (33.3%) from beyond the arc. 
- Ohio was 56.8% (21-of-37) from the free throw line. 
- Ohio dished out 11 assists and recorded three blocks and nine steals. 
- The Bobcats outrebounded the Red Flash 54-37. 
- For St. Francis, Halee Adams led the squad with 13 points and notched three steals. She shot 5-of-10 from the field. 
- Maya Wynn added 12 points for the Red Flash.
- St. Francis shot 23-of-65 (35.4%) from the field and 8-of-28 (28.6%) from three-point range. 
- St. Francis was 11-of-15 (73.3%) from the free throw line.
- The Red flash accrued eight steals and 10 offensive rebounds. 

Beyond the Boxscore:
- The Bobcats notched a season-high with 91 points. 
- Lampkins scored a season-high 21 points. She reached double figures for the third time this season.
- Every Ohio player that played scored at least two points.
- This marked head coach Bob Boldon’s 41^st win at Ohio.
- This was the third all-time victory against St. Francis (Pa.).
- This was Ohio’s fifth-straight win at the Convo dating back to last season.
- This was the 506^th victory in program history.
- This was the first time Ohio scored 90-plus points since Jan. 9, 2014 against Miami.

QUOTABLE
“I thought she played really well for us the last four games, she just didn’t score. She does a lot for our offense that doesn’t involve putting the ball in the basket and she usually guards pretty well. She’s very valuable, she just may seem more valuable tonight on a night where she gets 21 points, four steals, and two assists because there’s numbers to go with what she brings us. She had four steals, none of them were while guarding the ball, and they were all off the ball while she was making plays and in the passing lanes. She certainly has the ability to do that and it’s nice to see her do that and hopefully to continue to do that.” â€" Head coach Bob Boldon on Lampkins.

“I know I’ve grown because in previous years there were times that I wouldn’t pass the ball and I’d try to go one against three, if I could, and try to get a layup. So I’ve tried to do a better job of hitting the open person and also not running over people and getting charges and then fouling out of games. I’ve grown as a leader too, trying to communicate with everyone and get everyone ready to go play.” Quiera Lampkins on her growth.

“I know I can do more. Everyone has been pushing me in practice to really keep stepping up in each and every game because everyone knows what I can do. I’m not fully there yet in knowing what I can do but, I’m working everyday in practice to get better.” â€" Kelly Karlis on the improvement she expects.

COMING UP
The Bobcats will travel to Pittsburgh, Pa. to battle with Duquesne on Sunday (Dec. 13). Tip-off is set for 2 p.m. ET. 

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