Jackson Scores 23 In Setback To Georgetown

Friday, February 10

South Orange, N.J.

7 p.m.

Seton Hall University

11-14, 4-10BE

Georgetown

15-8, 7-6BE

Georgetown

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SHU

FG%

.403

.367

3FG%

.235

.300

FT%

.682

.692

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2/10/2017 9:35:00 PM | Women's Basketball

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SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. – Despite a game-high 23 points from JaQuan Jackson (Killeen, Texas), the Seton Hall womemn's basketball team (11-14, 4-10 BIG EAST) dropped a 77-60 decision to Georgetown (15-8, 7-6 BIG EAST) on Friday night at Walsh Gymnasium.

Aside from Jackson, Kaela Hilaire (Floral Park, N.Y.) and Lubirdia Gordon (Mount Vernon, N.Y.) also finished in double-figures for The Hall with 11 and 10, respectively. Hilaire added a game-high seven assists, her second-straight game with seven helpers. For Georgetown Faith Woodard finished with 19 points and eight rebounds while Dorothy Adomako (18) and Cynthia Petke (17) also finished in double-digits.

Turning Point
After a tight start, Georgetown used a 6-0 spurt at the tail end of the second quarter to take their first double-digit lead of the game, going into the break up 41-30. The Hoyas continued that momentum as the third quarter began, opening the frame on a 15-3 run en route to a 28-12 edge in the quarter to put the contest out of reach.

Inside The Numbers

Georgetown shot 40.3 percent from the floor compared to a 36.7 percent mark for The Hall
- That edge was pronounced in the decisive third quarter, with GU shooting 58.8 percent and holding SHU to an 18.2 percent mark
The Hoyas finished with a 52-34 edge on the glass, including 22 offensive rebounds leading to an 11-3 advantage in second-chance points
Georgetown capitalized on a 16-11 edge in turnovers with a 20-8 advantage in points off turnovers
The Hall finished with a 6-1 edge in blocked shots, led by four from Jayla Jones-Pack (Amityville, N.Y.)

News and Notes

Jackson hit the 20-point mark in a game for the fourth time this season
The Pirates fall to 35-27 all-time against Georgetown and 5-3 since realignment
Claire Lundberg (Andover, Minn.) has hit at least one 3-pointer in 21-of-25 games this season
Lundberg's 50 made 3-pointers this season are good for the 11^th most in a single season in program history
Jones-Pack recorded multiple blocks in a game for the ninth time during her rookie season and is averaging 2.3 per game over her last six games, a pace that would lead the BIG EAST

What's Ahead
The Pirates are back at home on Sunday afternoon, playing host to Villanova for their final regular season contest of 2016-17 at Walsh Gym. Prior to the contest, The Hall will honor its senior class of Kat Egan, Tara Inman and Lubirdia Gordon.