The Spartans jumped out to a comfortable margin at the break 37-12.
Queensbury played solid as a rock in the second quarter turning a 13-point first quarter lead into a 25-point halftime edge.

Queensbury used a tough hard-nosed effort in the third quarter and outscored Scotia by 23 points. Queensbury tied a program record with its 32 points in the third quarter.

The teams put on a defensive clinic in the fourth quarter as they combined for only 15 points.

Queensbury were in command at every period ending horn by margins of 13, 25, 48, & 51.

Queensbury placed three players in double figure scoring. Hope Sullivan led Queensbury with 19 points. Abby Doin collected 16 points. Cassidy Ray had 14 points.
The Spartans splashed 10 trey balls.
Abby Doin made 4 three-pointers. Hope Sullivan added 3.
Two Spartans achieved milestones on the night as Meghan O Connor is now second on Queensbury's all-time assists list with 225. Hope Sullivan became the fourth Spartan to collect 200 or more career steals.

Megan Charnews paced the Tartans with 8 points. Jazmyne Corker scored 7 points. Olivia Geniti added 4 points. Tori LeMorta dropped 3 points.