The Georgia Gwinnett College women's basketball team scored more than 20 points in each quarter to tally a season-high 93 points in Saturday evening's 93-53 home triumph against Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College (Georgia) in the Convocation Center.

The Grizzlies (6-2) raced out to a 45-23 halftime advantage behind 11 made 3-point field goals and shooting nearly 40 percent from the floor for all their shots.

GGC made 21 3-pointers in the triumph. The team closed out the game strong by making 61.1 percent (11-of-18) of its field goal attempts during the fourth quarter.

Freshman Christen Collins paced a balanced offensive attack that featured four double-figure scorers by having 23 points, with her having seven made 3-pointers. Junior Peyton Hearvey followed with 16 points and classmate Nevaeh Mageo scored 15 points off the bench. Sophomore Jamya Griffin added 13 points in the home win.

"Nevaeh is a shot maker. She was due to have a really good game and her teammates did a really good job of finding her on the court," said Head Coach Tory Wooley.

The Grizzlies opened the second quarter with three straight 3-point field goals, with one each coming from Hearvey, Griffin and Mageo. A second triple from beyond the arc from Mageo gave the hosts a 39-16 lead with 4:29 left in the first half.

GGC has answered its only two losses with victories coming by an average of 30 points per game.

"We do a really good job of having a next-play mentality. We knew that we didn't play our best at Johnson on Wednesday (73-57 road loss), so we were determined to redeem ourselves this evening," stated Wooley.


                                                    
Coach's Corner
"We put forth 40 good minutes. The players have been putting in a lot of work in practice and that hard work has been showing up in the games. We shot the ball really well and hit 21 3-pointers. It was just a matter of time before our shots started to fall. This team is special. We're young and we're hungry, and our offense is slowly starting to kick into rhythm," said Head Coach Tory Wooley.
 
Turning Point
GGC opened the second quarter with three 3-point field goals to build a 33-16 lead. The team made 21 3-pointers in winning Saturday's home game.
 
Inside The Numbers

• The Grizzlies made a season-best 21 3-pointers
• GGC scored 28 points during the fourth quarter
• The team outrebounded Abraham Baldwin by a 50-42 margin
• Georgia Gwinnett College recorded 25 assists on its 34 made field goals

News & Notes

• GGC improves to 6-2 in 2025-26; Abraham Baldwin drops to 1-3 this winter
• Nine different Grizzlies scored in the contest
• The team is 5-1 inside the Convocation Center this season
• GGC and Abraham Baldwin are scheduled to meet again December 10 in Tifton, Georgia

Up Next
Georgia Gwinnett College is scheduled to host Thomas University (Georgia) on Wednesday, November 19, in the Convocation Center, starting at 5:30 p.m.