Mustangs dominate the paint and glass against Bethesda

No. 20 TMU Women's Basketball dominated the paint and the glass on Tuesday, cruising to an 83-21 non-conference win over visiting Bethesda University inside The MacArthur Center.
 
"We had a lot of people contribute on the glass today," Master's Head Coach Lisa Zamroz said. "I would have liked to see us shoot the ball from 3 at a better percentage, but it was a great team win."
 
The Mustangs outrebounded the Flames, 48-15, and outscored the visitors in the paint by a whopping 62-4 margin.
 
After developing a 40-11 halftime lead, TMU exploded in the third quarter, scoring 35 points while limiting Bethesda to just two.
 
Stephanie Soares led the way with her seventh-straight double-double (20 points and 10 rebounds), while Madeline Cooke nearly recorded a double-double herself with her 14 points and eight boards.
 
Ella Brubaker tacked on 16 points, while Allyson Pettit also scored in double figures with her 12 points.
 
With the win, Master's improves to 7-0 overall on the season. The Mustangs, who are 1-0 in the Golden State Athletic Conference, return to GSAC play on Dec. 2 with a road game at Ottawa University Arizona.