Bel Air, Md. – The Harford women's basketball team battered longtime rival Baltimore City on Tuesday night, speeding past the Panthers 91-58.

Sophomore sharpshooter Janiece Loney was on point from distance, scoring 18 of her team leading 22 points from three. The Harford guard also finished with a game-high six assists.

The win bumps head coach Mike Seney up to 75-straight conference wins during his tenure as the lead man for the Fighting Owls.

Harford improves to 21-1 (9-0) with the win. Baltimore falls to 11-9 (6-2) after the defeat.

Turning Point
After a very tense opening quarter the Fighting Owls offense went berserk, tallying 23 points in the second and 35 in the third. The Panthers could not keep up with the pace and scored just 24 points over that same 20-minute stretch.

A trio of Loney threes sparked Harford's run in the second quarter, while Ayanna Mazyck's 4-for-4 performance from downtown led the ladies in blue during the third.

Game Notes

• Dahnye Redd and Mazcyk both finished with 14 points.
• Shawkina Mulazim led the Fighting Owls with 11 rebounds.
• Ariana Fleming finished with 10 points in just 10 minutes of game time.
• The Fighting Owls drained a season-high 14-of-27 three point attempts.
• Harford's reserves outscored the Panthers bench 46-9.

Up Next
The Fighting Owls remain at home to face Chesapeake on Friday, January 25 at 5 p.m.

The Skipjacks are currently tied with Harford atop the Md Juco Conference.