BRONXVILLE, N.Y. – The Yeshiva University women's basketball team earned a Skyline Conference road victory over Sarah Lawrence College, by a score of 74-60, at the Campbell Sports Center on Tuesday evening. The Maccabees have now earned their second victory over the Gryphons this season and advance their record to 3-8 in the Skyline (5-10 overall). The Gryphons drop to 0-13 in league play (0-18 overall).

Leading the way for Yeshiva was senior forward Tehilla Teigman who produced a double-double with 25 points and 15 rebounds, while dishing out four assists. Senior guard Adina Rosenberg tallied a career-high 15 points, and had three assists, while junior forward Lindsay Brandwein generated two points and brought down a season-best 14 rebounds, while registering four assists. Sophomore forward Mahlia Leventhal had six points and 16 boards.

The Maccabees outrebounded the Gryphons, 62-28.

The Macs got off to a slow start, falling behind 9-1 just over three minutes into the contest. However, a layup by Leventhal sparked a 15-2 run for the Maccabees to change the course of the game. During the rally, sophomore guard Jessie Orgel drained a 3-point basket that tied the game at 11 points apiece. On the next possession, Teigman forced a steal and delivered the ball to Orgel. Orgel gave the ball right back to Teigman, who buried a jump shot to put Yeshiva in the lead for good. 13-11.

Senior guard Chana Boltax capped off Yeshiva's surge by receiving a pass from Leventhal and draining a successful shot from beyond the arc to give the Macs a 16-11 hold, with 3:14 remaining in the period. The Blue and White ended the quarter with a 21-15 advantage.

The Gryphons would not go down quietly, as the home team scored nine unanswered points to narrow YU's lead to 25-24, with 6:02 left to play in the half. Rosenberg halted the opposition's rally by converting a layup to put the Macs back up by three. After Yeshiva forced a stop on the defensive end, Teigman received the ball from Brandwein and converted a jump shot to increase the Maccabees' lead to 29-24, with 4:49 remaining in the stanza.  Yeshiva was able to steadily increase its lead throughout the remainder of the half and take a 40-27 hold into the intermission.

The Gryphons once again rallied in the third quarter, as a layup by freshman guard Ana Srdanovic pulled the home team to within six, at 53-47, with 2:57 left to play. Less than a minute later, sophomore guard Camryn Davis connected on a free throw to shrink YU's lead to five. The Maccabees responded with a 5-0 run, highlighted by back-to-back layups from Teigman to put Yeshiva back up by double-digits. Srdanovic countered with a 3-point field goal to narrow the Blue and White's lead to 58-51, and that would be the score after 30 minutes of play.

Yeshiva would pull away in the fourth quarter, outscoring Sarah Lawrence by a 16-9 margin in the final 10 minutes of the contest. The Maccabees opened the stanza with a 14-2 run that put the Gryphons in too deep of a hole to climb out of. YU went on to win the game, 74-60.

For the Maccabees, Orgel scored six points, collected four rebounds, and had just as many assists. Boltax tallied eight points and five caroms, while freshman guard Yuval Nitzan added eight points and three assists. First-year forward Jennie Mellman had four points and three rebounds.

For the Gryphons, first-year guard Jordyn Medina just missed a double-double with 12 points and nine rebounds. Freshman guard Demitra Loukopoulos scored 19 points, dished out five assists, brought down three rebounds, and had just as many steals. Srdanovic scored 18 points, clutched four caroms, and forced a game-high six steals.

The Maccabees will conclude their four-game road trip on Thursday, with a Skyline Conference clash at Purchase College, beginning at 8:00 p.m.