BOCA RATON, Fla. -- The Barry Buccaneers toppled arch-rival Lynn on #BeatBARRY night in the de Hoernle Center 90-89 in overtime on Wednesday night.

INSIDE THE MATCHUP
Final: Barry 90, Lynn 89
Records: Lynn (11-5, 5-5 SSC), Barry (7-10, 5-5 SSC)
All-Time Series: Barry leads 33-20

WHAT THEY'RE SAYING:

"We knew this was going to be tough. They all are, on the road in this conference. But they were 9-0 in this gym. We might have made it a little tougher than we needed to, hitting less than 50 percent from the free throw line. But I'm proud of this team, playing a very good team on the road and coming away with the W. The defense forced 31 turnovers, which I think is a season-high, and we got 35 points off of them. I would say that was a huge key to the win." -- Barry head coach Bill Sullivan

SUMMARY:

• 1Q - Barry jumped out to a big lead early, leading 10-2 after the first 2:17 on a fast break layup by Nichel Tampa. The Knights came back to tie it at 16-16, before Barry closed the period on a 7-3 run. | Barry 23, Lynn 19
• 2Q - In the second quarter, the Knight shot a blistering 69.2 percent from the floor, but the Bucs matched them by hitting 6-of-12 from three-point range. | Barry 50, Lynn 43
• 3Q - The Bucs quickly took a double figure lead, 54-43, on a layup by Emma Hergot with 8:47 left in the period and led by 10, 65-55, on a three-point play by Tampa with 2:39. But the Knights scored seven of the last nine points in the period. | Barry 67, Lynn 62
• 4Q - A Juhnae Richardson triple at 6:36 gave the Bucs their biggest lead, 78-65, but Barry went 1-for-7 from the floor over the last five minutes of the period. Janay Williams, a 40 percent free throw shooter, hit a pair from the line and got a rebound basket with 3.6 second left to knot the game. Barry was unable to hit a last second shot. | Barry 83, Lynn 83
• OT - Lynn hit just 3-of-7 from the floor and committed five turnovers in the overtime as Barry edged them out 7-6 in extra time for the win. | Barry 90, Lynn 89

NOTEWORTHY:

• Ida Andersson and Tampa each scored a game-high 23 points with 32 of the 46 points coming in the first half. Andersson, who had been scoreless in the second half, hit two big buckets in overtime. Richardson added 14 points off the bench.
• Kevyn McKae led six Knights in double figures with 20 points. Jaylen Snipes had 17 before fouling out late in the overtime period. Kelsi Fizer had 14 points, while Williams added a double-double with 11 points and 16 rebounds. Dani Lozzi and Sydney Fields each had 10 points.
• The Bucs forced 31 turnovers, with 17 steals, and scored 35 points off of them. Tampa had five steals for the second game in a row. Andersson added four and Harriet Swindells had three.

ON THE HORIZON:

The Bucs host the Tampa Spartans on Saturday, Jan. 26 at 2:00 pm on Cesar Odio Court in the Health & Sports Center.