GETTYSBURG, Pa. – Host Gettysburg got a game-high 16 points from Alayna Arnolie in a 66-47 win against visiting Washington College on Saturday afternoon at Bream Gym in Centennial Conference women's basketball action.  The Bullets are now 13-3 overall and 10-1 in the Centennial, while the Shorewomen fall to 7-8 and 4-6 respectively.

Gettysburg 66 Washington College 47

How It Happened
- After Abby Meredith gave the Shorewomen a 2-0 lead 36 seconds into the game, the Bullets scored the next seven points to lead for the rest of the contest with Arnolie capping the run with a jumper in transition with 7:28 to go.  Gettysburg led 12-6 after one quarter.
- The Bullets pushed their lead to 27-12 on a three-pointer by Mackeznie Szlosek with 4:26 to go in the second as the 15-point lead was the biggest of the first half.  Washington would score nine of the final 13 points to trim the lead to 31-21 at halftime.
- Karry Kelliher would net two free throws 24 ticks into the third to cut the lead to 31-23, but it would be the last time the Shorewomen would get the game within single digits as Shinya Lee answered with a jumper 10 seconds later to give Gettysburg a 33-23 edge.  The Bullets took a 50-37 lead into the fourth quarter.
- In the fourth quarter, the Bullets had a 16-10 advantage to provide the final margin. 

For The Shorewomen (7-8, 4-6 CC)
- Serena Pluta (game-best 17 points), Kelliher (11 points), Kaitlyn Boggs (contest-high 11 rebounds and two steals)
- Washington shot 30% from the field (14-for-47), 25% from three-point range (1-for-4) and 60% from the foul line (18-for-30). 
- Washington had 17 turnovers in the contest, while holding a 36-34 edge in rebounds.
- The Shorewomen outscored the Bullets second chance points (12-4) and bench points (22-15).

For Gettysburg (13-3, 10-1 CC)
- Arnolie (16 points to lead team), Szlosek (11 points), Lee (10 points and three blocks), Emily Violante (eight rebounds, five assists and two steals), Marah McHugh (eight boards and two steals)
- Gettysburg shot 46% from the field (23-for-50), 45% from behind the arc (9-for-20) and 69% from foul line (11-for-16). 
- The Bullets totaled a 19-6 advantage in points off turnovers and 24-18 in points in the paint.
- Gettysburg had eight turnovers in the win.

Notes
- Each team scored two points on the fast break.

Up Next
1/23 v. McDaniel – 7:00 p.m. (Centennial Conference game)