GLENSIDE, Pa. – The Arcadia University women's basketball team fell to Lycoming 50-49 Saturday afternoon in Alumni Gymnasium. Senior Addy Crenny  led the way for the Arcadia as Crenny tied a game-high with 13 points while dominating the glass with 19 rebounds. The loss drops the Knights to 8-13 on the season and 3-9 in conference play, Lycoming moves to 13-9 and 7-5 in the MAC Commonwealth. Prior to the game, the Knights recognized its senior class which includes Crenny, Valerie DiMuro, Morgan Wensley and Dominique Hassinger. 
 
The Scarlet and Grey came out with high energy following Senior Day festivities, using an 8-0 run that began with a DiMuro layup with 4:56 to go in the opening period to take a 15-10 lead after one. Hassinger connected on a jumper and DiMuro another layup before freshman Camille Menns finished the run with a pair of free throws.
 
An 11-0 run from the Warriors came as an immediate response as the visitors took a 17-15 lead on a Chelsea Henderson layup just over two minutes into the second quarter. The next nearly three minutes saw the teams exchange scoring possessions with Lycoming taking a 20-24 lead on an Olivia Manges three just before the halfway point of the frame. Following a trey from rookie Olivia Roseman, Addy Crenny hit back-to-back layups putting Arcadia back in front 27-24 with 3:10 left until the break. Roseman hit another three with 44 ticks left to send the Knight to the half ahead 30-27.  
 
After Lycoming regained a two point advantage early in the third quarter, freshman Susan Bossler scored five of the next eight points helping the Knights regain the lead at 41-35 with 3:20 left in the stanza. The visitors tied the game on the ensuing 8-2 run until Crenny and Bossler combined for the next four points to lead 47-43 with 7:33 left in regulation. Neither team scored over the next seven minutes until Lycoming's Shelby Mueller converted a layup with 34 ticks to go. The Knights led by four with 32 seconds left, but Haley Sipple tied the game on a lay-in with just nine seconds to go, Henderson made one of two free throws with three seconds left for the win.
 
The Knights shot 30.4% in the game, but just 20% over the last 20 minutes. Bossler and Roseman combined for 20 of the Knights 22 bench points, with Bossler tallying nine of 4 of 5 shooting and Roseman 11 on 3 of 6 shooting. The Warriors shot just 32.8% from the field in the win led by Henderson and Mueller with 13 and 12 points, respectively.
 
The Knights return home on Wednesday when they host Alvernia at 6 p.m.