NORTH CANTON, Ohio - Isabelle Bolender's first career double-double coupled with torrid three-point shooting propelled Cedarville to a convincing 90-71 win at two-time defending G-MAC champion Walsh.

The Lady Jackets, 5-1 overall and 5-1 G-MAC, take a five-game winning streak into the Christmas break.

The host Cavaliers, who entered the contest having posted 26 consecutive victories overall and 27 in a row on their home court, fall to 3-1 overall and 3-1 G-MAC.

Bolender finished with career-highs of 24 points and ten rebounds. Ashlyn Huffman came through with 19 points and eight assists while Emily Chapman netted 14 points in her first start of the season.

The Jackets were on fire from beyond the arc by drilling 16-of-23 shots. They buried 9-of-10 in the second half including all six of their attempts in the fourth quarter.

Cedarville exploded on a 15-point run to end the third quarter and begin the fourth to build a 65-48 lead. The difference was as much as 86-64 with 3:12 left when Huffman made the team's 16th and final triple.

Stinger Notes:

• All ten Lady Jackets to see action scored.
• Eight different players made a three-pointer.
• The 16 triples were the most since the Jackets made 16 last season at Findlay.
• The Jackets are shooting .556 (35-of-63) from deep in the last three games.
• CU held the lead for more than 33 minutes of the contest.
• The Jackets matched their season-low in turnovers with seven (Ohio Dominican).
• Cedarville has scored a minimum of 85 points in each of its six games.
• Walsh's last home loss was 69-54 to Davis & Elkins on 1/26/19.
• The Cavs had not only won 27 straight at home, but 34-of-35.
• The Lady Jackets lead the all-time series 22-20.
• The rematch is set for Feb. 18 at the Callan Athletic Center - Walsh's first visit in nine years.

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