FARMVILLE, Va. - The Wofford women's basketball team exceeded the century mark in scoring for its second straight game for the first time in program history, earning a dominant 101-72 win over Longwood at Willett Hall on Saturday afternoon. The Terriers carried over their hot-shooting from Tuesday night, as they shot 50 percent (36-72 FG, 14-28 3FG) from the field for the contest. The win moves Wofford to 6-4 overall while Longwood drops to 1-4.

Longwood jumped out to an 11-4 lead before Jamari McDavid would respond with a layup, scoring the Terriers first six points of the contest. A 3-pointer by the Lancers went on to spark a 12-4 run to push the score to 20-8, forcing a Wofford timeout at the 4:07 mark. Coming out the timeout, Chloe Wanink connected on two jumpers before Jackie Carman would explode for three trey balls to cut the deficit to one, 22-21, over a three-minute span. The Lancers answered with a Mallory Odell jumper, as Da'Ja Green would find Wanink for a 3-pointer with time winding down to tie the game at 24-24 at the end of the first. 

The Terriers started the second quarter finding their first lead of the day, on a Cairo Booker lay-in, though, Longwood would go on to tie the game, 28-28. Scores from Green and MaryMartha Turner would push a 7-2 run, capped by a Wanink three, to take its largest lead of the half by the 5:20 mark, 35-28. The Lancers answered with an 8-0 run, though, a McDavid layup would reclaim Wofford's lead, sparking a 10-0 run that saw a layup and pair of threes from Chloe Wanink and Jackie Carman. 

Wofford held the lead going into halftime, 45-36, as the Terriers shot an efficient 51.4 percent from the field, connecting on 7-of-16 (43.8%) threes in the first half. Jackie Carman led the Terriers with 14 points at half, while Chloe Wanink and Jamari McDavid followed with 13 and 10 points respectively. 

Wofford came out the intermission jumping out to a 58-42 lead, as Chloe Wanink would drill two threes, in addition to a layup and jumper from Green and McDavid respectively. Wofford capitalized on Longwood's nine turnovers in the frame to break out in transition, pushing a 10-0 run that would give the Terriers a 24-point lead, 70-46, with 2:42 left in the period. Both teams would exchange baskets for the duration, with the Lancers cutting the deficit to 18 points (72-54) by the end of the quarter. 

The Terriers continued their relentless attack, seeing threes from Wanink, Carman, and Niyah Lutz, along with a Marissa Bayer layup, to bust out its largest lead of the day, 92-60, with 4:55 left to play. Though the Lancers converted a series of jumpers going forward, Wofford would maintain an at least 27-point favor for the duration of play to earn a 101-72 victory at the end of regulation. 

The Terriers exceeded 20+ assists as a team (21) for the second straight game, while forcing 21 Longwood turnovers for the contest. 

Wofford's defense buckled down in the second half, as they held the Lancers to 43.1 percent (28-65 FG) shooting from the field and 21.7 percent (5-23 3FG) from beyond the arc for the contest. Wofford also took the edge in rebounds over Longwood, 43-33.

Chloe Wanink (9-17 FG, 5-10 3FG) and Jackie Carman (9-18 FG, 7-14 3FG) paced the Terriers with 25 points apiece, as both players shot 50 percent from 3-point land. Jamari McDavid (13 points, eight rebounds, two steals, one block) and Cairo Booker (11 points, four rebounds, five assists, two steals) followed behind, while Da'Ja Green recorded her first double-double of the season with 10 points, 10 assists, six rebounds, and two steals.

Niyah Lutz added eight points and two rebounds off the bench, as Marissa Bayer (five points, nine rebounds, two assists, one block) and MaryMartha Turner (four points, five rebounds) round out the scoring for the Terriers. 

Next, Wofford will travel to face N.C. Central on Saturday, December 15 for a 10 a.m. tip.