Yirsy Quéliz Scored 20 and Kept Northeastern Alive. An Albany Freshman's Sixth Three Ended It, 65-61

Northeastern's women's team opened at Cabot with the band, the cheer team and a 65-61 loss to Albany, The Huntington News reported.

How it went

Junior guard Camryn Collins ran the second quarter, scoring 11 straight to tie it at 26, and the Huskies led 33-31 at half. Fifteen of her 16 points came before the break. In the second half, Northeastern shot 36%.

Senior Yirsy Quéliz led with 20, including four threes. Down 61-55, she hit an and-one and a three to pull Northeastern close and force an Albany timeout with under two minutes left. Out of it, Albany freshman Noa López Tallón drained her sixth three of the night. Collins missed two threes late, and López Tallón's free throw with 10 seconds left closed it.

Graduate guard Anja Bukvic had eight rebounds.

The coach

"The effort was definitely there," head coach Priscilla Edwards-Lloyd said. "Defensively, we just got to be better. We just gave up too many things in the paint and at the rim." She noted only 10 turnovers and said, "They're already talking about how they can be better on Friday."

Dez's take

Six threes from one freshman is a scouting problem, not bad luck. Quéliz looks like the go-to scorer. They need a second half from Collins.

What we still don't know

How the rotation shakes out with new transfers. Northeastern plays at BU on Friday, Nov. 6.

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