KENT, Ohio – Kent State put together one of its most complete games of the season and defeated Miami, 67-58, inside of the M.A.C. Center on Wednesday evening. The RedHawks entered having won 11 consecutive games and in sole possession of first-place in the Mid-American Conference standings.
The Golden Flashes (16-10, 9-6 MAC) held their guest to its second-lowest scoring game of the season. Senior Alexa Golden led the stellar defensive performance with a career-high eight steals. Kent State forced 18 turnovers overall, and converted them into 21 points.
"That's a really good team we just beat," said head coach Todd Starkey.