Lakewood, NJ (Feb.28th, 2026) - In their final regular-season game before the playoffs, the Georgian Court Lions women's basketball hosted Post Eagles women's basketball and fell 64–47
How it Happened
• Georgian Court's bench scored 43 points compared to the 18 that Post's produced.
• Post capitalized on turnovers and scored 21 compared to GCU's 13.
• Turnovers were nearly even Post had 21 compared to GCU 25.
• Post shot 45.1% and the Lions 32.1%.
1st Quarter
• Post started off taking charge; they started with a 7-0 run unanswered from GCU.
• It took nearly six minutes for the Lions to get on the board, when
Imani Gillette finally broke the drought by sinking two free throws.
• A Post three was answered quickly by a basket from
Imani Gillette and
Niyell McCargo.
• Post continued to distance themselves and led by 10 going into the second.
2nd Quarter
• Similar to the first the Lions struggled to start offensively.
• Post Eagles opened the second quarter with a 13-point run before the Lions were able to respond.
Imani Gillette got the Lions on the board with a layup four minutes into the half.
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Maria Stanescu knocked down a late three-pointer in an effort to trim the deficit before halftime, and
Imani Gillette followed with another basket to help the GCU close out the half.
• The Eagles led by 15 going into halftime.
3rd Quarter
• It was the Lions who struck first this time, as
Imani Gillette opened the quarter with a three-point play after being fouled on a layup.
• GCU trimmed the deficit to eight with five minutes remaining, fueled by back-to-back baskets from
Alexi Hoy and
Imani Gillete.
• After this strong run, the Lions did not score again, and Post went up 19.
4th Quarter
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Maria Stanescu opened up the quarter with a three-pointer for the Loins.
• A
Samantha Jones jumper and layup from
Destiny Wallace cut the lead to 13.
• Lions struggled to catch up in quarter four, and Post maintained their distance.
• GCU fell 64-47.
Lion Stat Leaders
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Imani Gillette had 24 points, eight rebounds, and three blocks.
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Maria Stanescu had nine points and three assists.
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Samantha Jones had six points, four steals, and six assists.
For the Eagles
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Alyssa Rossignol had 25 points and 10 rebounds.
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Tiara Tyson had 14 points.
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Jasmine Day-Cox had 12 points.
Up Next
• The Georgian Court Lions secured a spot in the CACC Tournament as the No. 7 seed. They will travel to Felician for a 7:30 p.m. matchup on Wednesday, March 3.
