Bradley Women's Basketball faced a disappointing end to their season with a narrow 63-60 loss to George Washington in the season finale. Despite a strong start and controlling much of the game, the Braves were unable to maintain their lead, especially in the fourth quarter. George Washington overcame a halftime deficit with a dominant third quarter, ultimately securing the win with crucial free throws late in the game.

By the Numbers
  • Bradley led for over 32 minutes of the game.
  • George Washington scored 23 points in the third quarter to reduce Bradley's lead.
Yes, But

Bradley performed well offensively, shooting 39% from the field and committing only nine turnovers. However, they struggled in the paint, allowing George Washington a significant advantage with 34 points therein.

State of Play
  • Bradley started strong with a 19-13 lead after the first quarter.
  • Despite holding a double-digit lead in the third quarter, Bradley faltered in the fourth quarter, scoring only 9 points.
What's Next

With this loss, Bradley's season concludes at 20-13, while George Washington moves forward, reflecting on their momentum. The Braves will need to analyze their performance and make adjustments for the following season.

Bottom Line

Bradley showcased potential with solid perimeter shooting and strong defense overall but failed to close the game. Key free throws and points in the paint ultimately determined the outcome, highlighting areas for improvement ahead of next season.