SALISBURY, Md. - Host Salisbury pulled away from Stevenson in the fourth quarter for a 69-54 non-conference women's basketball win Tuesday evening.

• Stevenson (2-3) held an 11-7 lead at the 4:21 mark following a pair of free throws by reigning MAC Commonwealth Player of the Week Denia Campbell.
• After Salisbury (4-1) scored the next four points to tie the game, Hannah Crist made two at the line to put the Mustangs up 13-11 with 3:31 on the clock.
• The Sea Gulls used a 7-0 run to go up 18-13, but the Mustangs countered with six straight points of their own, with a pair of free throws by Brandi Hall putting the Mustangs back on top with 19 seconds left.
• The lead changed hands two more times and a Hall basket as time expired put Stevenson on top 21-20 at the first intermission.

• Salisbury held Stevenson to one basket over the first nine minutes and built a 33-23 lead following a three by Jada Welbon.
• A pair of free throws by Olivia Coleman with 43 seconds left broke an over five-minute scoring drought for the Mustangs.
• Yasmeen Nelson hit a three with 16 seconds left before halftime to pull Stevenson within five, 33-28, and went into the locker room down 35-28.

• A 6-0 Mustang spurt to start the second half pulled the guests within a point on a pair of free throws by Coleman at the 8:29 mark.
• A layup by Jonyae Curry with 2:50 left in the third tied the game 42-42.
• The Mustangs tied the game three more times the rest of the period and went into the final frame down one, 49-48, after Curry hit a pair of free throws just before the end of the quarter.

• A layup by Crist a minute in put the Mustangs up 50-49.
• Salisbury used an 8-0 run to build a six-point cushion, 57-51, at the 5:32 mark.
• Coleman converted a layup at 4:59 to stop the run.
• The Sea Gulls closed the game by scoring the final 12 points to seal the victory.

• Salisbury shot 47% from the floor while holding the Mustangs to 26% from the floor.
• Stevenson stayed in the game at the free throw line, going 20-24 (83.3%), while the Sea Gulls were just 10-21 (47.6%) at the charity stripe.
• Both teams grabbed 43 rebounds.
• Curry led Stevenson with 12 points and seven rebounds, while Coleman finished with 11 points and eight boards.
• Crist added nine points, while Hall and Campell each finished with six.

• Stevenson is idle until Wednesday, November 28, when it opens MAC Commonwealth play with a game at Lebanon Valley.
• The Mustangs return home against Lycoming on Saturday, December 1 for a 1 pm tip.