ABINGTON, PA -- Penn State Abington celebrated its two seniors, guards Wynter Bess and Lacy MacLachlin, as the squad dropped a 91-70 decision to Penn State Harrisburg in a United East Conference women's basketball contest.

Harrisburg (15-8, 1-5) led from start to finish, including a huge opening 10 minutes when it sprinted out to a 31-14 advantage. Four points separated the teams over the final three quarters.  
 
Bess scored 18 points while adding five rebounds, four assists and one steal. The steal upped her season total to 68 which ranks fourth on Abington's single-season list. MacLachlin added a three-pointer to her total, giving her 118 treys in her career. That ranks seventh all-time and she needs seven more over the final two games to move up as high as fourth on the list.
 
Camille Fleming led the way for Abington (7-15, 6-8) with 10 rebounds and was second in scoring on the night with 20 points. Angela Sanders led the team with 21 points while also having nine boards.
 
Harrisburg had five players reach double figures in scoring, including Kendis Butler's team-high 17 points.
 
This weekend, Penn State Abington is back in action, rounding out its regular season on the road against SUNY Morrisville and Wells College. A sweep would secure a .500 record in United East play.