Recap
The Nichols College women's basketball team fell to Worcester State 61-38 in front of a capacity crowd for Worcester State's annual Math Madness game Monday afternoon in Worcester, Massachusetts.

The Bison (3-13) started hot scoring 16 in the first quarter but the Lancers (11-4) wouldn't let the Bison back into the game. Sophomore guard Isabella Nerney and classmate Melody Millett each dropped in 11 points in the contest to lead the Bison. Nerney also picked up six rebounds and three assists, while Millett had four boards and an assist.

Meanwhile, Worcester St. sophomore Colleen Cutting dropped in a game-high 12 points to go along with five boards and one dime. Senior Brittany Herring chipped in with 11 points herself to go along with six rebounds as she shot a scorching hot 5-6 from the field in the Lancers victory.
 
Quote
"Today there was a great atmosphere in the gym for the annual Math Madness game. We needed to make more shots to keep ourselves in the game. Worcester State in an experienced team with great size and we battled with them for most of the game, but ultimately came up short." –Nichols head coach MaryLynn Skarzenski
 
Three things you need to know…
-Junior Ciarri Formby-Lavertu brought down a game-high nine rebounds.
-This was the 11th annual Math Madness game at Worcester St.
-The Bison forced 20 turnovers in today's game. This was the fifth time this season they have forced 20+ turnovers.
 
Next Game
Wednesday, January 16 at Roger Williams, 5:30 p.m.