South Euclid, Oh. - The Glenville State Lady Pioneer basketball team went on the road Thursday and outscored NDC 35-16 in the fourth as they came from behind to defeat the Notre Dame College Falcons, 99-85. 

Glenville State (11-2, 6-1 MEC) had a great night shooting the ball as they shot 48 percent from the floor and 46 percent from deep netting 13-of-28 three-pointers. Notre Dame (7-6, 4-3 MEC) shot 41 percent from the field but went just 8-of-29 from deep for 27 percent on the night.  

The Lady Pioneers held an early 4-2 lead over NDC however the Falcons then went on a 12-0 run as they then built a 10 point lead over GSC, 14-4. Glenville State's Emily Stoller finally ended the run as she drilled a three-pointer at the 7:53 minute mark as they trailed, 14-7.  

Glenville State then ended the first quarter on a 16-11 run as they pulled within two points, 25-23, as we headed into the second.  

In the second quarter GSC managed to tie the contest up at 32 all at the 6:08 minute mark. However, Notre Dame still was able to hold onto a small lead before stretching it to six, 48-42 at halftime.  

The third quarter saw Notre Dame outscore GSC 16-12 to start as the Lady Pioneers fell behind by a 10 point deficit, 64-54, with 3:48 to play. But again, Glenville State made a run of their own outscoring NDC 10-5 to end the third as they pulled within five, 69-64 as we headed into the fourth.  

Glenville State started the final quarter on a 16-12 run as they pulled within one, 81-80 at the 4:53 mark, as Re'Shawna Stone netted a three-pointer. The Lady Pioneers gained the lead after a defensive stop by GSC Abby Stoller, 82-81, as she netted two free-throws. 

After two more made free-throws, this time by GSC's Emily Stoller, the Lady Pioneers offense got rolling outscoring NDC 15-4 to end the game. The Pioneers  came from behind to earn the 14 point road victory, 99-85. 

Glenville State trailed for most of the contest as NDC led for 34:58 on the night. The Lady Pioneers scored 19 fast break points while the Falcons had 12. GSC's bench outscored NDC's bench 43-21 in the contest.  

With the win, GSC Head Coach Kim Stephens earned her 46th conference win and 66th overall.  

Glenville State had five players score in double figures with freshman guard Re'Shawna Stone leading the way with 17 points and seven rebounds.  

Emily Stoller and Taychaun Hubbard each chipped in with 14 points apiece. Blaize Burgess scored 13 points as she went 3-of-4 from behind the arc while Zakiyah Winfield scored 10 points. 

Notre Dame was led by Seina Adachi as she scored a game-high 21 points while Jessie Stout posted a double-double scoring 15 points while grabbing 17 rebounds.  

Glenville State (11-2, 6-1 MEC) will now travel to Urbana, Ohio for a 2:00 p.m. tip-off with the Urbana University Blue Knights this Saturday.