Hawks women basketball team improves to 17-3 after win over Marshalltown

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Members of the Northeast Community College 2014-15 women’s basketball team include (front row, from left) Brooke Bauer, O’Neill; Cameron Eddie, Belden; Octavia McGraw, Omaha; Megan Trinder, Hollywell, Qld, Australia; Jayla Mayes-Jackson, Minneapolis, MN; and Kara Valasek, Palmer. Back row (from left) Jordyn Berglund, student manager, Ena Viso, Copenhagen, Denmark; Hannah Riley, Richmond Hill, GA; Sydney Koel, Sioux Falls, SD; Janea Bunn, Springfield, MA; Yasmin Miller, Mountain Creek, Qld, Australia; Annie Szczepaniak, Bellevue; Allie Millard, Valentine; and Matt Svehla, head coach. Not pictured, Dr. Michael Cooper, assistant coach. (Courtesy Northeast Community College)

January 22, 2015

NORFOLK – The Northeast Community College women’s basketball team picked up its 17th win of the season with a 64-42 win over Marshalltown Community College here Wednesday.

Megan Trinder led Northeast with 13 points and ten assists. Janea Bunn finished with eleven points and five blocked shots; Yasmin Miller had ten points and Brooke Bauer had nine for Northeast.

“Marshalltown is a team that can really shoot the three pointer and we did a good job of defending the arc tonight,” said Matt Svehla, Northeast head coach. “Our perimeter defense contested shots and we controlled their penetration. Neither team shot particularly well from the field, but we were decent from the three point line, going eight for 20 and 16-21 from the free throw.”

The Hawks (17-3) will travel to North Platte on Saturday to take on North Platte Community College. Tip-off is scheduled for 3 p.m.