BOSTON – The Suffolk women's basketball team takes a three-game win-streak on the road Tuesday night as the Rams visit St. Joseph's (Conn.) for a 7 p.m. showdown. 

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LAST TIME OUT
The Suffolk women's basketball team rewrote its record books Saturday afternoon as the Rams picked up a 104-99 overtime GNAC win over Albertus Magnus inside Regan Gymnasium on Senior Day. 

Suffolk used the first 100-point game in the program's 40-year history to capture its third straight win. 

Chelsea Campellone and Alessandra Quadri each put on a show in front of the home crowd in their final home game of their careers. Quadri's 26 points led the Rams, while Campellone's 22-point, 13-rebound effort was good for the seniors 11th double-double of the season. Quadri added eight boards, three assits, two swats and one takeaway to her impressive stat line. Georgia Bourikas and Kelsey Schiebel also recorded double-figures for Suffolk with 19 and 17, respectively. 

Suffolk finished the day with a 48.6 connection rate (48.6) from the floor, shot 44.0 percent (11-25) from 3-point range and 72.4 percent (21-29) from the line. The Rams held advantages in points in the paint (44-34), points off mistakes (21-17) and had a 31-point spark off the bench. 

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RUN DOWN ON THE RAMS

• Suffolk's 14-9 overall record has come thanks to an 11-4 mark at Regan Gymnasium. On the road, however, the Rams are 1-5 with their last win coming away from the friendly confines of their home gym coming January 9 at Simmons, 65-52. 
• As a team the Rams have the fifth-best offense in the league with 65.4 ppg off the sixth-best shooting percentage from the field (36.3) and from 3-point range (31.0). 
• Chelsea Campellone's team-leading 15.7 ppg is good for sixth amongst the GNAC with the seniors 10.3 rpg is good for third. 
• Alessandra Quadri joins Campellone with double-figures as the senior provides 10.0 ppg. 

BREAKDOWN ON THE BLUE JAYS

• St. Joseph's snapped a four-game skid Saturdya with a 79-56 win over Mount Ida to move its record to 3-19 overall and 2-7 against GNAC opponents. 
• The Blue Jays put in the 10th-best offense in the league (58.3) and allow the the second-most points against (75.4). 
• A quartet of players record double-digits with Carlee Putnam's 13.7 leading the way. Kayla Guest, who grabs 6.7 rpg on the glass, is second on the team with 12.9 ppg. Stephanie DeJesus ) and Rajeen Mayo round out USJCTs double-figure scorers with identical 11.3 ppg each. 
• Elisha Pertillar's 7.0 rpg leads the Blue Jays' 38.6 rebounds per outing. 

REWRITING RECORDS
The Suffolk women's basketball record books were rewritten Saturday afternoon as the Rams poured in 104 points in a 104-99 overtime GNAC victory against Albertus Magnus. 

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WHAT'S NEXT?
Suffolk closes the regular season Saturday, Feb. 21 at Mount Ida at 1 p.m.