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37
SUNY Orange ORANGE 1-9
74
Winner Bronx C.C. BRONX 10-4
SUNY Orange ORANGE
1-9
37
Final
74
Bronx C.C. BRONX
10-4
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 F
SUNY Orange ORANGE 4 12 12 9 37
Bronx C.C. BRONX 24 13 22 15 74

Game Recap: Women's Basketball |

Women's basketball stays undefeated in calendar year 2026 with 74-37 drubbing of SUNY Orange

The Broncos' women's basketball team stayed undefeated in calendar year 2026 on Thursday evening, dominating the Colts of SUNY Orange by a score of 74-37 in Region 15 action. The game took place at the Alumni Gymnasium in the Bronx. With the victory, the Broncos have now won three in a row, improving to a mark of 10-4 on the 2025-2026 campaign. On the flip side, the Colts dipped to 1-9.

In what was a balanced team victory for the Broncos, Akira Robertson tied for the game-high of 18 points, knocking down three triples in the process. She also snatched a pair of boards, dished two assists, and tallied two steals. Kolonnie Green posted a triple-double, scoring 14 points, tying for the game-high of 14 rebounds, recording game-highs of 10 steals and six blocked shots, while also dishing four assists. Angelina Gonzalez netted 13 points while registering two steals, and Destiny Davis nearly posted a double-double, scoring 12 points, snatching nine boards, swiping six steals, and tying for the game-high of five assists. Finally, it was veteran Yahannis Martinez scoring 11 points, collecting eight rebounds, tallying five assists, and adding two steals.

Despite the loss for SUNY Orange, Adriana Vazquez tied for the game-high of 18 points, while also grabbing 11 rebounds, and posting team-highs of six steals and three assists. Jada Reed added nine points, five rebounds, two assists, and a pair of steals, and Grace Breheny scored eight points and tied for the game-high of 14 boards.

The hosts set the tone for the evening in the game's opening 10 minutes, as the Broncos outscored the Colts in the first quarter by a count of 24-4. Gonzalez put forth a tremendous opening period for her squad, contributing nine points, while Martinez continued to shine in her return to the squad, as she contributed six points in the quarter.

The second quarter was more competitive, yet, the Broncos kept their distance from the Colts on the scoreboard. Bronx went up by as many as 22 points on three different occasions, before taking a commanding 37-16 edge into the locker room at halftime.

Bronx was hitting on all cylinders to open up the second half, scoring the first five points of the session (courtesy of a drained freebee by Martineez, and consecutive buckets by Green) to snatch a 26-point advantage (42-16). SUNY Orange responded with a 5-0 spurt to get back to within 21 (42-21), but baskets by Martinez and Davis bumped the Broncos edge to 25 (46-21).

Later in the third quarter, with Bronx owning a 50-27 advantage, the Broncos would finish the quarter on a 9-1 run to take a 59-28 advantage into the final period. During that aforementioned charge, Green contributed five points, and Robertson nailed a long triple with time trickling down.

The Broncos defense did not allow a SUNY Orange fourth quarter bucket until there was 5:49 left in the contest. Bronx's defense was on full display in the fourth, as the Broncos outscored the Colts 15-9 in the period to account for the 37-point margin of victory (74-37).

Bronx was far more efficient shooting the basketball on the evening, as the Broncos earned a conversion rate of 41.3 percent (31-75). The Colts struggled to get in a groove offensively, nailing just 14 of 57 attempts from the floor (24.6 percent). Bronx held a slim 48-46 edge on the glass, while also swiping 23 steals compared to 12 for the Colts. The Broncos held a sizable 21-8 edge in dimes, while also blocking six shots to SUNY Orange's two. Bronx won the turnover battle, committing 22 miscues, while the visitors finished with 32.

The Broncos will now have six days to gear up for a gigantic game this coming Thursday, as Bronx will welcome the defending CUNY champion Wave of Kingsborough to the Alumni Gymnasium. Start-time for the contest is scheduled for 6:00pm.
 
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