BROCKPORT, N.Y. – The College at Brockport women's basketball team picked up their first loss of the season Tuesday night against the University of Rochester, 69-56. Despite having three players put up double-digit points, the Golden Eagles drop to 3-1 on the season, with their final non-conference opponent before the holiday break ahead on Saturday.

Game Info:
 
Results: Brockport 56, U of R 69
Location: Jim and John Vlogianitis Gymnasium | Brockport, NY
Records: Brockport 3-1, U of R 3-1

Highlights:

• The Golden Eagles and the Yellow Jackets fought for leads the entire matchup, recording 11 different lead changes throughout.
• The Green and Gold were dominant inside the perimeter, putting up 32 of their 56 points from in the paint.
• Julianna Taylor led the Golden Eagles offensive front, netting 15 total points while grabbing two rebounds and three steals. The junior was most dominant at the free throw line, sinking 5 of 6.
• Kylee Rosbrook and Chelsea Henry each put up 11 points, while combining for four assists and four steals. Henry provided strength off the bench for the Golden Eagles, sinking three for six from the floor, one for two from three, and four for five from the free throw line.
• Rosbrook and Allison Chiera were essential under the basket grabbing eight rebounds apiece.
• The Golden Eagles best performance came in the second quarter where they shot 58 percent from the floor, netting seven of 12 attempts. The team also shot 66 percent or better in all four quarters from the free throw line, shooting a perfect 100 percent from the line in both the second and third quarter.

Coach Jones' Thoughts:
"I think we made a really talented Rochester team shoot contested three's and tonight they made them. Our rebounding effort got better with each quarter but at the end of the day we needed to knock down some shots down the stretch. I'm proud of our competitive spirit. We'll bounce back and be ready for William Smith on Saturday. Chelsea Henry and Julianna Taylor made some plays by getting into the paint throughout the game. I thought our post players were active on offensive glass, getting us second chance opportunities."
 
Up Next: The Golden Eagles welcome William Smith to home court this Saturday for a 2 p.m. matchup.