Defensive Battle Slips Away Late Against Potomac State
Rockville, MD - Montgomery College hosted WVU Potomac State in Rockville for a tightly contested, defense-heavy matchup that featured long scoring droughts, physical play in the paint, and multiple lead changes. The Raptors showed resilience after a slow offensive start, making key defensive stops and battling on the glass to stay within striking distance throughout the night. Despite closing the gap before halftime and keeping the game close into the final quarter, Montgomery College was unable to generate enough late offense, allowing Potomac State to pull away in the closing minutes for a 56–48 final.
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1st Quarter: MC trailed 13–8 as both teams struggled to find offensive rhythm, with defense setting the tone early.
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2nd Quarter: The Raptors responded with stronger defensive pressure, outscoring Potomac State 14–10 to cut the deficit to just one at halftime.
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3rd Quarter: Montgomery College stayed within striking distance, trading baskets in a tight 16–13 quarter that kept the game close.
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4th Quarter: A late scoring drought allowed Potomac State to create separation, outscoring MC 17–13 down the stretch to secure the win.
Standout Performers
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Imani Dennis led the Raptors with 16 points and added 3 steals, attacking the rim and carrying the scoring load.
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Londyn Miller dominated the boards with 13 rebounds, creating second-chance opportunities inside.
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Caitlyn Howard anchored the defense with 4 blocks while adding 6 points and 7 rebounds.
Up Next
The Raptors travel to Prince George's Community College on Wednesday to face the Owls. Tip-off is set for 5:00 PM.






























































