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Women's BasketballAtlantic University SportNova ScotiaConference game
Wed, October 28, 2026 · Final · Halifax, NS
Score graphic: Acadia 59, Saint Mary's 48
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Last verified Nov 2, 2026, 2:15 p.m. PDT

Acadia box score

PlayerMINFG3PFTREBASTSTLBLKTOPFPTS
6Ella Hoyt337-142-61-263004117
5Emily Nunes-Sabean334-112-33-683003313
0Amy Hagman293-122-73-471001311
7Maria Davignon272-90-05-69420419
21Lauren Neeve333-51-21-25010118
8Isobel MacDonald110-20-01-20000131
4Hayley Coopman180-10-00-00020230
3Jewel Woolfitt110-10-00-05010000
9Bianca Minelli40-00-00-00001100
15Sophie Fowler30-00-00-02000000

Saint Mary's box score

PlayerMINFG3PFTREBASTSTLBLKTOPFPTS
22Darah Fleurgin175-80-03-371210513
8Lauren Armstrong233-73-42-251000111
4Evie Hargraves264-122-70-091123310
10Lillian Fuller342-112-71-22510217
14Jordaine Francis50-40-02-44000012
21Sophia Das61-20-10-01000012
7Julia Black30-20-21-20000111
6Molly Healy100-10-01-21120021
9Lily Langille300-80-31-21040131
12Emily Dikdan240-50-00-08000210
23Kalli Georgoulias80-20-00-01300210
5Angong Jacob130-60-50-00020120

Game Summary

Acadia defeats Saint Mary's 59-48

In women's basketball on Wednesday, October 28 in Halifax, NS, Acadia came away with a 59-48 win over Saint Mary's in an AUS conference game. The final margin was 11 points, with 107 combined points on the board.

Ella Hoyt led Acadia with 17 points on 7-of-14 shooting, along with 6 rebounds. Emily Nunes-Sabean finished with 13 and Amy Hagman had 11. Three Acadia players scored in double figures. Darah Fleurgin was Saint Mary's' top scorer with 13 points on 5-of-8 shooting, adding 7 rebounds. Lauren Armstrong scored 11 and Evie Hargraves added 10.

Three Saint Mary's players reached double figures. Acadia shot 34.5% from the field (19-55) and made 7 of 18 three-pointers; Saint Mary's shot 22.1% (15-68) and went 7-for-29 from beyond the arc. At the line, Acadia made 14 of 22 free throws and Saint Mary's made 11 of 17.

Acadia recorded 11 assists to 12 for Saint Mary's. Acadia held a slim edge on the boards, 42-39. Lillian Fuller of Saint Mary's dished out a game-high 5 assists.

Acadia committed 17 turnovers and Saint Mary's committed 12. Acadia finished with 6 steals to 12 for Saint Mary's. Acadia next plays Cape Breton on Friday, Nov. 6; Saint Mary's next plays Dalhousie on Wednesday, Nov. 4.