Kenyon 69, Ohio Wesleyan 65

Jan. 3, 2003

Lauren Camp sank 2 free throws to put Kenyon ahead to stay and hit 2 more down the stretch to seal the game as the Ladies defeated Ohio Wesleyan in North Coast Athletic Conference action on Friday in Gambier.

Sophomore wing Kelly Heil (Sylvania/Southview), who scored a career-high 38 points in the contest, tied the game at 61-61 with a lay-in with 3:20 to play.

Camp was fouled and hit both free throws with 2:02 left in regulation time, and after a Bishop turnover, Eileen Wittman sank a lay-in with 1:40 on the clock to hike the lead to 65-61.

Heil made a lay-in to bring the Bishops within 65-63 with :56 left, and after Kenyon's Beth Lye and sophomore post Erica Brizendine (Grove City) traded baskets, Camp closed out the scoring with a pair of free throws with :15 remaining.

Heil's 38 points tied for second place on the all-time Bishop single-game list, matching the figure posted by Arden Kragalott against Baldwin-Wallace on Feb. 12, 1978. Heil also grabbed 7 rebounds. Brizendine finished with 17 points and led the Bishops with 8 rebounds. Junior guard Krystal Sensabaugh (Wapakoneta) led the Bishops with 5 assists.

Wittman led the Ladies with 13 points, while Lindsay Madaras and Lye each scored 12 points and Camp finished with 10 points.

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