The Indians relied on their tenacious second half play as they led at the end of the third period and at the closing buzzer. Cambridge outscored Greenwich 27-6 in the third quarter.

The Indians were dominant in the second half as they played superb in the win.

The Indians had great energy right from the tip off and started the game in style racing to an ample first quarter lead 12-5. They clamped down on their opponent with a magnificent defensive effort and grabbed control of the frame. Yet, Greenwich regrouped in the second quarter and outscored Cambridge by 9 points.

The contest was a toss up as the teams went to the first half locker room break with Greenwich out in front. Greenwich performed effectively in the second period turning a 7-point first quarter deficit into a 2-point halftime advantage.

The Indians utilized excellent teamworkout of intermission, after being behind at the half, and took the lead 45-26 moving on to the fourth period.

The Indians placed three in double figure scoring. Lilly Phillips paced Cambridge with 20 points. Stasia Epler netted 13 points and seven rebounds. Sophie Phillips had 13 points, 11 rebounds and six steals.
The Indians manufactored 8 buckets from long range.
Stasia Epler made 3 three-pointers. Sophie Phillips added 3.
Cambridge shot with exceptional form at the charity stripe as they produced 81.3%, 13 of 16.

Molly Brophy led the Witches with 15 points. Nora Niesz powered in 12 points. Tess Merrill poured in 6 points.
The Witches produced 6 buckets from beyond the arc.
Nora Niesz nailed 4 three-pointers.