Dayton Flyers @ St. Bonaventure Bonnies

23-1, 11-0 A-10

Final

	1	2	T
Dayton DAY	32	35	67
St Bonaventure SBU	24	39	63

St. Bonaventure BonniesSt BonaventureSBU

9-17, 2-9 A-10

No. 14 Dayton holds off St. Bonaventure for 11th straight victory

Updated: Feb 21, 2014, 09:30 pm

OLEAN, N.Y. -- Andrea Hoover scored 13 points and Ally Malott had 12 points and 11 rebounds to lead No. 14 Dayton to a 67-63 victory over St. Bonaventure in an Atlantic 10 Conference game Thursday night.

Leading 11-10 with 12:30 left in the first half, the Flyers (23-1, 11-0) scored 10 consecutive points over the next 3:32 to take a 21-10 advantage. The Flyers, who outrebounded the Bonnies 50-35, led 32-24 at halftime.

Dayton's lead ranged from seven to 14 points until St. Bonaventure scored nine straight to close to 65-61 with 9 seconds remaining. Kelley Austria made two free throws for a 67-61 lead for Dayton, which has won 11 straight. Alaina Walker hit a jumper with 1 second left.

Walker scored 17 points, Doris Ortega and Emily Michael 12 each and Katie Healy 11 for the Bonnies (9-17, 2-9), losers of seven straight.

Game Information

Saint Bonaventure, NY

NCAA Division I

Atlantic 10 Conference	CONF	GB	OVR
Rhode Island	16-2	-	28-5
George Mason	16-2	-	23-10
Richmond	15-3	1	26-8
Davidson	12-6	4	21-12
Saint Joseph's	10-8	6	20-11
La Salle	10-8	6	19-14
Dayton	9-9	7	17-14
Loyola Chicago	9-9	7	16-18
St. Bonaventure	7-11	9	17-16
George Washington	7-11	9	18-18
Saint Louis	5-13	11	12-21
Duquesne	4-14	12	12-19
VCU	4-14	12	8-23
Fordham	2-16	14	10-20

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