Farmingdale, N.Y. – The College of Mount Saint Vincent Women's Basketball team had its seven game winning streak stopped on Saturday afternoon following a last second three-pointer from Farmingdale State's Andrea Desvignes that gave the Rams a 67-64 victory. Senior Kelly Fraser (Staten Island, N.Y.) led the Mount with 22 points, while junior Theresa Carey (Hampton Bays, N.Y.) hauled in a career-high 11 rebounds.

Saturday's game featured 10 ties and 13 lead changes with the largest lead of the game coming at the 12:19 mark of the first half when a Fraser jumper pushed the Dolphins in front 19-9.

The Rams would answer with an 11-0 run to move in front 20-19 on a Jeanette Spillane bucket, before the Dolphins pushed back into the lead with a 12-6 stretch capped by a pair of Christina Barone (Staten Island, N.Y.) free-throws. The conversions from the charity stripe gave the Mount a 31-26 lead with just under three minutes left before halftime.

The Rams went on to score the next seven points to take a 33-31 lead late in the first half on a Marlaina Sherman bucket, but Brittany Carroll (Staten Island, N.Y.) sunk a jumper for the Dolphins with 10 seconds remaining in the half to send the two teams to the intermission deadlocked at 33-33.

Both teams shot under 40-percent from the floor in the opening period, but the Dolphins knocked down five three-point field goals, including three from Carroll who led the team with 11 first half points, to get the game tied after 20 minutes. Farmingdale State used a 15-7 edge in points off of turnovers and was led by nine points from Desvignes and Spillane.

The second half had 10 lead changes on Saturday, with the final change coming with one second left on the clock. After Mount Saint Vincent pulled in front 62-57 with 3:40 left in regulation, the Dolphins were held to just one field goal, a Fraser bucket that moved the Mount in front 64-60 with 1:38 left to play, the remainder of the day.

Following the Fraser bucket, Mount Saint Vincent was held off the scoreboard the rest of the day and saw Desvignes score four of the final six points of the game. After a blocked shot from Nailah Cherry with 21 seconds left, Desvignes grabbed the rebound and nailed the game winning shot with a second left showing on the clock to move the Rams to a perfect 3-0 in league play. Desvignes scored 16 points after halftime for the Rams and swiped four steals in the second half.

Mount Saint Vincent was held to 28.6-percent shooting in the second half and finished the game at 31.9-percent from the floor. The Dolphins made twice as many three-point field goals as Farmingdale State, knocking down eight on the day, but saw the Rams turn 27 turnovers into a 24-11 advantage in points off of miscues.

Fraser rounded out the day 8-for-18 from the floor and picked up her team leading ninth double-double after hauling in a game-high 18 rebounds. She blocked four shots, handed out two assists and recorded a pair of steals for the Mount.

Carey reached double-figures in rebounds for the first time as a Dolphin and added nine points on the day. Barone scored 15 points for the Mount and led all players with six assists, while Carroll knocked in four three-point field goals on her way to 14 points and three assists.

Farmingdale state received a game-high 25 points from Desvignes who went 7-for-21 from the floor and 8-for-10 from the free-throw line. She posted a double-double with a game-high 10 steals, adding four rebounds and three assists. Spillane chipped in with 16 points and a team-high 12 rebounds.

Saturday's loss drops Mount Saint Vincent to 12-3 overall on the season and to 3-1 in Skyline Conference play. The Dolphins will be off until January 24 when they play host to St. Joseph's-L.I. Tip-off with the Golden Eagles is scheduled for 5:30 p.m.