SCRANTON, Pa. --- The Moravian University women's basketball squad saw its 2022-23 season come to an end in the Landmark Conference Semifinals Wednesday evening as the Greyhounds fell to top seed and No. 3 The University of Scranton, 58-31, on the road.

How It Happened

• The Royals scored the first two baskets of the game before senior guard Morgan Amy hit a jumper for the Hounds' first points of the night. Moravian struggled shooting in the first quarter, and the squad's only other points of the period came on two free throws by graduate student forward Tessa Zamolyi as Scranton led 16-4 after 10 minutes of action
• In the second quarter, the Blue & Grey got within eight points on a three-pointer from senior forward Emily Markowski; however, the Royals headed to the locker room with a 26-15 edge
• After a basket from Scranton to begin the second half, Moravian ran off eight straight points with three-pointers from Zamolyi and Markowski and a jumper by junior forward Sam Osorio to get within five points at 28-23 with 5:37 left in the third quarter. The Greyhounds were still down five, 30-25, after Markowski hit two free throws, but Scranton answered with a 10-0 run and would lead 40-26 after 30 minutes of play
• The Royals limited the Hounds to just five points in the fourth quarter

Inside the Numbers

• Moravian was led by Markowski, who had 10 points for her second straight and 11th career game in double digits, and she also had a pair of assists. Amy finished with five points, four rebounds, three steals and three assists as she completed her career fifth in program history with 340 career assists
• Zamolyi also had five points to go with seven rebounds and three steals while Osorio grabbed a career-high 17 rebounds to go with four points
• Sophomore forward Brielle Guarente also scored four points and had a pair of rebounds while graduate student forward Kayla Yoegel contributed three rebounds and three points to finish her career 29th in program history with 1,012 points
• The Hounds were 11-for-57 from the field, 4-for-21 beyond the three-point line and 5-for-10 at the foul line in the contest
• The Greyhounds were competing in the postseason for the 31st time under the direction of 36-year Head Coach Mary Beth Spirk

Up Next for the Greyhounds

• Season Complete