Box Score

LANGHORNE, Pa. – Immaculata University wrapped up the 2015-16 women's basketball season Saturday afternoon at Cairn University with a 75-57 Colonial States Athletic Conference (CSAC) victory.
 
The Mighty Macs finish the season with an even 8-8 mark in conference play, while posting an 8-17 overall record. Cairn finishes 6-19, 5-11 CSAC.
 
Tamyra Laws led the way for the Immaculata with her sixth double-double of the season. Laws had 23 points on 10-for-17 from the field and grabbed 15 rebounds. Theresa Walsh finished with 16 points (8 of 12 from the field) and six rebounds. Reilly Larkin capped her Immaculata career with 15 points and nine assists in the game. Elizabeth McBride had eight points, and Gina Cocci added seven points. Bailey Krewson was also in double figures on the boards with 10 rebounds.
 
Cairn held the lead for much of the first five minutes of the game, though never leading by more than four points at any time. The Highlanders had a four-point advantage (12-8) at the 5:50 mark when the Mighty Macs got the hot hand. Fueled by four points from Walsh and five from McBride, Immaculata went on a 9-0 run that allowed the Mighty Macs to take a 17-12 lead. Immaculata would end the first period with a five-point edge (21-16), and never relinquished its lead the rest of the way.
 
The Highlanders scored the first basket of the second period to cut the Mighty Macs' lead to three (21-18), and that would be as close as Cairn came for the remainder of the contest. Immaculata built its lead to nine points three different times in the second period, and took a nine-point advantage into halftime, 37-28.
 
Larkin had 10 points and five assists at the break as Immaculata was shooting 50.0 percent from the field as a team.
 
Immaculata had its largest lead of the third period at the 5:58 mark as Tess Kieffer's layup put the Macs on top, 48-34. Cairn cut its deficit to single digits, 49-40, with 3:26 to play in the period, but Immaculata had edged the lead back to 12 (55-43) heading into the final period.
 
The 12-point margin heading into the final quarter was the closer the game was the final 10 minutes. The Mighty Macs started the period on a 5-0 run, and they eventually pushed their lead to 20 (71-51) with 1:33 to go in the contest.