On Senior Day, UMass Lowell fell to Vermont with a final score of 57-35 in America East action. Sophomore Abbey Lindsey led the River Hawks with 18 points, but their efforts were hindered by turnovers. UMass Lowell showed promise in the first quarter, but Vermont went on a 20-2 run in the second quarter to take the lead. Lindsey made some key plays, but the Catamounts maintained their advantage throughout the game. Despite efforts from other players like Rayne Durant and Maddie Rice, the River Hawks were unable to close the gap. Looking ahead, UMass Lowell will face Bryant in their next game on Thursday. Head Coach Denise King acknowledged the team’s good atmosphere but emphasized the need to reduce turnovers in order to win games. Lindsey’s strong performance was a bright spot for the River Hawks, but they will need a more well-rounded effort to secure a victory in their upcoming matchups. Stay tuned for more updates on UMass Lowell’s basketball season as they continue to compete in the America East conference.
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