DOVER, Del. - Wesley's Angie Owens (Seaford, Del./Seaford) and Cory Boyd (Point Pleasant, N.J./Point Pleasant) each turned in double-doubles as the Wolverines picked up a 70-51 win over Drew at the Wesley Shootout.

Owens was a perfect 6-for-6 in the second half to finish the day 9-of-11 from the floor for 18 points.  She also hauled in 11 rebounds, blocked two shots and had a pair of steals. 

Boyd scored 11 points - all in the first half - and added a game-high 12 assists. 

Jazmine Miller (Dover, Del./Dover) added 13 points and Katie Kirk (Drexel Hill, Pa./Archbishop Prendergast) hit five threes off the bench for 15 points.

Danielle Barber led the Rangers with 20 points on 8-of-17 shooting and Victoria Ault added 19 points.  Jess Reid led the team with 10 rebounds. 

A jumper by Barber with 3:31 to go in the first half gave Drew (6-3) a 27-26 lead, but the Wolverines (6-4) scored the final 11 points of the half to take a 37-27 lead into the intermission.

The Rangers trailed by just eight with 8:22 to play in the game, but Wesley closed the contest with a 16-5 run to seal the win.

While the Wolverines comitted just two fewer turnovers than Drew, Wesley held a 15-6 advantage in points off turnovers in the game. 

Wesley shot 48 percent in the game and hit 9-of-24 threes (38 percent).  The defense allowed Drew to hit just 35 percent, including 4-of-21 from distance. 

Williams 75, Widener 63

For the second straight day, Widener tried to mount a comeback from a double-digit halftime deficit.  But No. 7 Williams held off the Pride and picked up a 75-63 win in the championship game of the Wesley Shootout.

Widener (11-2) trailed by 13 at the half and 17 in the second period, but cut the Ephs (10-0) lead to just six, 53-47, with an 11-0 run after after a three by Joanna Persiano with 9:37 left.  A three by Jill Greenberg ended the rally, however. 

The Pride would get that close two more times, but each time Williams stopped the rally.

Claire Baecher scored 17 points to lead the Ephs.  Grace Rehnquist (14 points), Taylor Schea (13) and Greenberg (11) also reached double figures.  Schea added 11 boards to finish off the double-double.

Jennifer Egee paced Widener with 15 points on the afternoon.  Persiano (13 points) and Lil Carney (10) joined her in double digits.  Kate Dellinger added eight rebounds.

Tournament Champion:  Williams
Runner up:  Widener

All-Tournament Team:
Most Outstanding Player - Jennie Harding, Williams
Clair Baecher, Williams
Joanna Persiano, Widener
Kate Dellinger, Widener
Cory Boyd, Wesley
Danielle Barber, Drew