Bryn Athyn, Pa.- The Bryn Athyn College women's basketball team hit the floor for Thursday night action against the Delaware Valley Aggies at 6:00 pm in the Asplundh Field House. 

Kristina Clark led the Lions with a season high 23 points and 15 rebounds. Taylor Davis and Hajaaha Stevens each picked up 14 rebounds. Stevens also collected four blocks. 

Clark recorded 13 points and 10 rebounds in the first half.  Keanna Schoenagle assisted two threes and was 2-4 from behind the arc. 

The Lions went down in the first half 31-20. Schoenagle started the march back to decrease the deficit with a three from the top of the arc. With two minutes left in the first half Stevens blocked an Aggies' shot. Clark went coast-to-coast and converted on a three-point play. The Lions went on to tie the Aggies at 34-34. The Aggies got the last shot going into the halftime, to take a 36-34 lead. The Lions recorded 38 rebounds to Delaware Valley's 20. 

Shoenagle started the second half with a three pointer, giving the Lions their first lead of the game. The Aggies fought back going on a 10-2 run at 13:40.  Half way through the half, the Aggies were up 59-43.  Hot three-point shooting from the Aggies put them up 77-51 with 3:39 left in the half. The Lions were unable to come back and the final score was Delaware Aggies 83 and The Bryn Athyn Lions 55. The Lions collected 64 rebounds to the Aggies' 40. Bryn Athyn fell to 3-2 on the season.

Head Coach Kayla Felty stated, "I am very pleased with the way our team came out ready to play and executed the game plan in the first half. We gave a great effort, but Delaware Valley came out on fire and hit their shots in the second half. We learned a lot about ourselves tonight and what we have to work on to compete for a full 40 minutes against very strong, established programs like Delaware Valley. We look to bounce back Saturday against Central Penn." 

The Lions are back in action this Saturday against Central Penn. The game is set for 1:00 pm.