Fairfield University Athletics

RIVERDALE, N.Y. – The Fairfield University Women's Basketball team took down the Manhattan Jaspers in their final game of the 2025 calendar year with an 84-59 road victory. With the win, the Stags boost their winning streak to five-straight games while moving to 3-0 in the MAAC. Fairfield also picked up their nation-leading 45th true road win since the start to the 2022-23 season and now boast a 48-1 record against conference opponents over the last three years.
 
It also marked the first time since the 2000-01 season that the Stags have netted 80 or more points in three-straight games.
 
"I thought we shared the ball well and took care of it," Head Coach Carly Thibault-DuDonis said. "I always love when we are in single digit turnovers. I thought we got some really, really good looks and missed some point-blank layups. We could have had an even better offensive game. But I liked how we're sharing and taking care of the ball."
 
Once again, the four-time MAAC Player of the Week Kaety L'Amoreaux led the Stags with 24 points, her third-straight 20-point performance and her fifth in her last six outings. L'Amoreaux entered the game as the MAAC's leading scorer with 20.1 points per game, a number that ranked her 17th in the country.
 
The Stags (9-3; 3-0 MAAC) never trailed in the game with L'Amoreaux opening the scoring with a 3-pointer on the team's first possession.
 
Fairfield out-scored the Jaspers in all four quarters while netting a game-high 24 in the first quarter. A Meghan Andersen hook shot would cap the scoring in the opening period and give the Stags an eight-point advantage.
 
The Stags extended that lead to 13 at halftime and 19 after the third.
 
Andersen followed L'Amoreaux in scoring with 18 points while also grabbing five rebounds, three assists, and three steals.
 
Cyanne Coe followed up her career-high tying performance against Merrimack by nearing a double-double with 12 points and a personal-best tying nine rebounds. She also matched her career-highs with four assists and two blocks for the second-straight game.
 
The Stags dished out 19 assists on just nine turnovers with Janelle Brown leading the group with five dishes.
 
Fairfield, who entered the game fifth in the nation in free throw percentage, went 15-for-17 from the charity stripe for an .882 percentage.
 
The Stags will ring in the new year on New Years' Day against Canisius at Leo D. Mahoney at 2pm.