DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. --  Angel Golden and Emily Williams each scored 20 points as Bethune-Cookman remained unbeaten in Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference play with a 60-45 victory over Norfolk Monday evening in Historic Moore Gym.

With their second victory over the Spartans (12-9 overall, 5-4 MEAC) in nine days, the Lady Wildcats (17-4,9-0) have now won 19 consecutive regular season conference games dating back to last season.

Golden made three from three-point range in the second quarter as Bethune-Cookman turned a 10-7 lead after one period into a 32-18 halftime lead. Her fourth three-pointer capped off a 9-0 run that started the second half as Bethune-Cookman increased its lead to 39-18 with 7:46 left in the third.

Williams, who had scored just two points in the last two games, made three from behind the arc and also was 5-5 from the from the line.

Kayla Roberts (19 points, 9 rebounds) helped Norfolk State close to 50-37 with 9:16 left, but the Lady Wildcats went on a 7-0 run to push its lead back to 20 at 57-37 with 5:41 left.

Chasimmie Brown finished with eight points and 10 rebounds for Bethune-Cookman, and Lyndsey Edwards posted five blocked shots.

Bethune-Cookman hosts Maryland-Eastern Shore Saturday.

HEAD COACH VANESSA BLAIR-LEWIS

"The game plan tonight to take care of Kayla Roberts and Raven Russell and hold them under their averaged. We did okay with Russell."

"Defensively, I thought we could do a little bit better. Offensively, Emily put together one of the best stat lines she's ever had here. She set the tone for our three-point shooting."

"Angel is getting accustomed to having 20 point games."

"We were tuned in defensively and talking a lot. It was like a sparring match early.

Emily Williams
"I hadn't been shooting the ball the last two games. Tonight I was able to get open shots in the offense."

Angel Golden
"You always have to keep shooting."
 
NOTES:  Norfolk State's 45 points was its lowest scoring output of the season;  B-CU is 7-0 when Golden scores 20, six of those wins this season, Williams posted her third 20-point game; The Lady Wildcats matched their season-high of 10 blocks; they also had 10 against SE Louisiana; Brown has had double-figure rebounding games three of the last four nights.