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First quarter recap
Published: 3/1/2008 | Updated: 1/23/2009

It didn't take long for one thing to become apparent at Redbird Arena: Marshall ceneter Adrienne GodBold was going to be a handful for Quincy Notre Dame.

The 5-foot-11 junior scored the Commandos' first eight points as Marshall dominated the opening minutes.

She had a pair of putback baskets and teammates Sarah Rogers, Terranika Reynolds and Jasmine Poteete added putbacks of their own as Marshall controlled the boards. In the first 4 minutes, 39 seconds of play, Marshall collected nine offensive rebounds to build a 14-6 lead.

However, QND stormed back by slicing through Marshall's press to get easy buckets. The Raiders were also solid at the free-throw line early on as they made all six of their free-throw attempts, a trend that wouldn't continue later in the game.

Karlee Gengenbacher made all four of her attempts, while Natalie Siebers knocked down two. A jumper by Gengenbacher with 53 seconds left gave the Lady Raiders a 19-18 lead after the first quarter.

In what would become a subplot for the rest of the game, GodBold was pulled off the floor with 1:35 left in the quarter after picking up her second foul. Marshall led 18-14 when she went out. QND scored the last six points of the quarter to take the lead.

The Lady Raiders' offense was hurt by a rash of early turnovers, too. QND made seven turnovers in the first quarter, which Marshall converted into six points.

-- Herald-Whig Staff



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