The Hamilton College women's basketball team cruised to a 63-34 win over the visiting Albany College of Pharmacy Panthers in non-league action Tuesday night at Margaret Scott Bundy Field House. The 29-point win was the biggest of the season for the Continentals (9-10).

The Panthers (15-5) were limited to just four first-half baskets; their 34 points and 21.1 field-goal percentage were both season-low figures for a Hamilton opponent this winter.

Dani Feigin '14 scored 17 points and Samantha Graber '16 added 16 to pace Hamilton's balanced attack (no Continental played more than 26 minutes). Graber also led all players with 11 rebounds. The double-double was her fifth of the season and third in the past five games.

Alexa Schooley '15 led the Panthers – who lost for the third time in four games – with 10 points and nine rebounds.

The Continentals took control early, holding the Panthers scoreless from the floor for a 12-minute span. During that stretch the Panthers missed 15 consecutive shots on their way to a 30-13 halftime deficit.

Carly Gruenberg '16 and Adrianna Pulford '15 both pulled down seven rebounds, helping Hamilton to a season-best 49-31 rebounding advantage. All 13 players on the Continentals' roster played.

Kelsey Johnson '14 added nine points for the Panthers.

Hamilton returns to conference action Friday, kicking off a four-game home stand with a 6 p.m. game against NESCAC-leading Tufts (the Jumbos are ranked fourth nationally). The Panthers host Davis Thursday at 6 p.m.