Peace set a Division III women's record for fewest points allowed in a 98-3 victory Jan. 15 against Bennett. The previous mark was set by Vassar in its 67-4 victory against Bard on Dec. 9, 1997.

Bennett (0-8) had just one free throw in the first half and two in the second. The Belles got only 19 shots off, missing them all. They turned the ball over 45 times.

Peace (3-9) was coming off a 96-16 loss to Division I Elon on Jan. 4. ''I know it's tough because I've been on both sides of it,'' head coach Christian Dysart told the Associated Press.

''I feel bad for their kids because I know they've been working hard in practice,'' said Dysart. ''It was one of those situations where you wish it could have been more competitive for everyone involved.''

Peace started the game with a press before Dysart called it off midway through the first half with Peace leading by more than 30 points. Bennett scored its first point with six minutes left in the first half and trailed 61-1 at the half.

Peace shot 50% from the field and outrebounded Bennett 46-15. Brooke Johnson set a school record with six 3-pointers and finished with 22 points. Sherata Williams also had 22.