Decatur, GA - The Greensboro College Women's Basketball team fell in their second game of the Agnes Scott Classic to Spalding University 59-48. Despite a hot start from the Pride, the team faltered down the stretch to fall to 0-2 on the season.

Greensboro began the game on a 17-4 run led by Azuria Barrino and Nataya Atwater. The Pride held Spalding scoreless for a 5 minute stretch throughout the 1st quarter and would lead 20-8 at the end of the 1st period. 

Greensboro would gain a 27-9 advantage after a Tamera Hooker three-pointer early in the 2nd quarter. The lead would get cut to 11 points after Spalding's Nicole Hollowell hit a three-pointer from long range. The lead would eventually evaporate to 31-29 with 30 seconds left in the first half, as the big lead Greensboro had built was gone.

Barrino would hit a layup with 3 seconds to play in the 2nd quarter, and the Pride would take a 4 point lead into halftime. Greensboro came out playing well in the 3rd period, extending the lead back to 8 points after a Barrino layup. Spalding would score just before the buzzer in the 3rd quarter to cut the Pride lead to 41-37. 

The 4th quarter is where it all began to unravel for Greensboro as they could only score 7 points the entire period. Spalding outscored the Pride in the 4th quarter 22-7, with most of their points being scored in the paint. Despite the loss, Barrino would score a career high 18 points on the afternoon while also collecting 7 rebounds. 

Nataya Atwater scored 7 points for the game, while Samya Williams came down with 11 rebounds. Samiah Mitchell also contributed 4 assists. 

Greensboro takes the court again next Saturday, November 18th when they travel to play in the Roanoke Tournament in Roanoke, VA. The Pride will play Piedmont University in the first game of the tournament at 8:00 PM.