Quinnipiac wrapped up a five-game homestand in dominant fashion on Wednesday afternoon taking out the Siena Saints 84-63. Coming out of the break down one, the Bobcats turned on the jets and left the Saints in the dust.

How’d they do it? Here’s Quinnipiac’s win, by the numbers.

3 – Senior guard Mackenzie DeWees’ three steals mark the sixth straight contest where she has had three or more takeaways. The Bobcats are 7-2 when DeWees puts up those numbers.

Another big factor in the win was three big runs by Quinnipiac. To close the first quarter, the Bobcats went on an 8-2 run and extended the run to 13 when the second quarter began.

Additionally, the Bobcats had two stints of 16-4 and 16-7 runs in the third and fourth quarters respectively to push their lead late in the game.

7 – Sophomore Mikala Morris earned her seventh double-double of the season, finishing with a team-leading 21 points and 10 rebounds. Morris ranks 50^th in the country in rebounds per game with 9.8.

9 – Rose Caverly set a career-high in assists with nine, putting her one assist away from her first career double-double. After a quiet first half, Caverly contributed with ten points, five rebounds and a block.

16 – Siena committed 16 personal fouls, the third-highest total they’ve had this season. Coming into the contest the Saints ranked seventh in the NCAA in fewest fouls committed.

21 & 24 – The Bobcats won by a margin of 21 points and led by as much as 24. The margin is Quinnipiac’s largest margin of victory since a 22-point win against Rider University last month.

41 – Mikala Morris tallied four blocks, pushing her block total to 41 on the season. Coming into the game Morris ranked 27^th in the NCAA, now she’s just outside the top 20.

50% – The Bobcats shot 50% from three, going 7-14, marking their most efficient game of the season and the first time the Bobcats have shot 50% or better from deep since January 25, 2020, against Fairfield.

1-11 – The Saints closed out the game shooting 1-11 from the field over their last 12 possessions. The Saints finished the fourth quarter with only nine points.

The win gives the Bobcats their 12^th win of the season and sole possession of second place in the MAAC with just a small handful of regular season games remaining.

Quinnipiac holds a one-game advantage over Manhattan College, but the Jaspers have a game in hand with a chance to reclaim the #2 seed.

With the playoffs around the corner, the Bobcats have three more chances to make a significant impact on the MAAC standings with a road trip to Iona coming up next.