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Vermont UVM 14-11,9-2 America East

New Hampshire UNH 8-17,2-10 America East

Vermont UVM

14-11,9-2 America East

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Feb. 13, 2025

New Hampshire UNH

8-17,2-10 America East

Score By Periods
Team	1	2	3	4	F
Vermont UVM	17	8	18	12	55
New Hampshire UNH	8	8	18	12	46

Game Recap: Women's Basketball | 2/13/2025 9:28:00 PM | Max Robison

Priede's Career Night Leads Catamounts Past Wildcats

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FINAL SCORE: Vermont 55, New Hampshire 46
DURHAM, N.H. – Nikola Priede had a career-high 15 points as Vermont (14-11, 9-2 AE) defeated New Hampshire (8-17, 2-10 AE) on Thursday night.

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COACH'S QUOTE
"UNH did a great job coming out with a lot of energy and being the aggressors, so we had to regroup and focus on the things that we can control," said Mayer Women's Head Coach Alisa Kresge. "We got to keep getting better and execute better on both sides of the floor."

HOW IT HAPPENED

The Wildcats opened the game on a 5-0 run before the Catamounts responded with nine straight points before the first media timeout. Priede scored four points, Catherine Gilwee had three, and Keira Hanson had two.
After the first media timeout, Vermont closed the first quarter on an 8-3 run with four points from Gilwee and Malia Lenz.
The Catamounts began the second quarter on a 4-2 run. Anna Olson scored all four points, forcing a New Hampshire timeout with five minutes to go in the half.
The Wildcats closed the half out on a 6-4 run following the timeout, with Olson and Gilwee each scoring for Vermont.
The two teams traded baskets to open the third quarter, with New Hampshire holding an 11-10 advantage. Hanson had six points that stretch, while Priede and Gilwee each had two.
Following the third media timeout, the Wildcats went on a 7-2 run over the next two minutes, with Olson being the lone Catamount to score, forcing a Vermont timeout.
After the timeout, the Catamounts closed the third quarter on a 6-0 run, with Priede, Olson, and Hanson all scoring.
Vermont began the fourth quarter with a slight advantage as they outscored New Hampshire, 6-5, heading into the final media timeout. Priede had four, and Hanson had two in the stretch.
The Wildcats closed the game on a 7-6 run with three points from Priede and free throws from Gilwee, Bella Vito, and Hanson.

INSIDE THE BOX SCORE

Priede was the Catamount's top scorer with 15 on seven field goals. Hanson had 13, while Gilwee had 11, and Olson had 10. It was the third time this season that Vermont had four double-figure scorers.
Priede had a career-high 10 rebounds, which marked her first career double-double. Olson and Vito were tied for second with six each. Gilwee was the only other Catamount with multiple rebounds.
Olson and Gilwee were tied as Vermont's top distributors with two each. At the same time, Priede, Hanson, and Emma Haan were the others to record an assist.
The Catamount's defense held New Hampshire to a season-low 28.3% from the field.

UP NEXT
The Catamounts will return home on Saturday (Feb. 15) when they host Maine. The game will begin at 4:00 p.m. and be streamed live on ESPN+. Tickets are available here.

For news and updates about the Vermont women's basketball program, follow @UVMwbb on X and Facebook, @Catamountsbb on Instagram, and visit UVMathletics.com.

Vermont Federal Credit Union is the presenting sponsor of Vermont women's basketball.

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