BRONXVILLE, N.Y. – In the team's final game of 2017, Sarah Lawrence defeated Pratt 85-64 on Sunday at Campbell Sports Center. Four players scored in double-figures in the victory.

IN SHORT
Sarah Lawrence (2-9) def. Pratt (3-4), 85-64.

RECAP
Sarah Lawrence attacked the basket with authority in the opening minutes, scoring its first eight field goals in the paint to open up a 16-2 lead. Pratt trimmed the deficit to single digits using a 12-7 run, capped off with back-to-back baskets from Andrew Yaglenski (23-14). The Gryphons pushed their lead back to 13 (30-17), using field goals from Enike Anyia (Los Angeles, Calif./Wilbraham & Monson Academy), Andre Garibaldi (New Hope, Pa./New Hope-Solebury) and Malin Segal (Wenham, Mass./Concord Academy). Sarah Lawrence built up a 39-25 advantage with 1:14 remaining, but six straight points from the Cannoneers made the score 39-31 heading into the locker room.

Sarah Lawrence shot 53-percent in the opening frame, as rookies Anyia (13) and Kaleb Robinson (Las Vegas, Nev./Deerfield Academy (Mass.)) (8) combined to score 21 points on 8-of-11 shooting.

The Gryphons scored the first six points of the second half, including a three-point play from Anyia, to open up a 15-point lead (46-31). Pratt cut its deficit to nine (47-38), but Sarah Lawrence countered by outscoring the Cannoneers 24-4 over 8:47 to open up its largest lead of the game (71-42). The run was powered by eight points from BJ Sanders (Silver Spring, Md./Georgetown Prep) and seven from Robinson.

Sarah Lawrence maintained its 20-point advantage for the remainder of the half en route to picking up the victory in the squad's non-conference finale.

Four players reached double-figures for Pratt, including Vanka Vishal, who scored a team-high 18 points.

The Gryphons are unbeaten in their last six meetings against the Cannoneers.

TOP GRYPHON PERFORMANCES
Anyia, the Skyline Rookie of the Week, finished with a game-high 21 points, tying his career-high. The first-year also contributed eight rebounds, two steals, one assist and one block.

Robinson posted a career-high 15 points in the win, while classmate Isaiah Pean (Spring Valley, N.Y./Dwight-Englewood) contributed 11 points, also a career-best. Segal once again showed his defensive prowess, recording six steals. Segal has recorded at least one swipe in nine games this season, including six games of three of more.

UP NEXT
Sarah Lawrence will break for finals, returning to action on Jan. 2 at Farmingdale State.