Milwaukee, Wis. – Judson University women's basketball put together a dominant road performance on Saturday afternoon, defeating Mount Mary 90–54 behind a historic shooting night from Allyssa Potter, who set a new school record for most three-pointers made in a single game.

Potter. the junior guard from Coppell Texas was electric from beyond the arc, finishing 10-for-18 from three-point range and pouring in a game-high 30 points; a new career high for her. Potter's 10 made triples broke the previous program record and highlighted a scorching offensive effort by the Eagles, who shot 45.2% from three as a team. 

The previous record was eight made three-pointers held by Judson Hall of Famer Kristin Lundquist, who achieved the feat back on January 12th, 2002. For Potter, she also took aim at the record back on December 31st of 2024 when she made seven treys against Dominican. For her career, Potter currently stands at 140 made three-pointers, which is sixth most in school history. 

In the Eagles first ever trip to Mount Mary, it certainly was a memorable one for JU. Judson jumped out early and never looked back, opening the game on a 24–7 first-quarter run before extending the lead to 53–19 at halftime. Potter caught fire in the second quarter, drilling five three-pointers in the frame to help the Eagles take complete control.

In all it was one in the first quarter, five in the second, one in the third, and three more in the fourth quarter to reach the magical mark of 10. It was a perfect 10 for number 10 on this day. 

The Eagles continued to stretch the margin in the second half, leading by as many as 39 points. Judson finished with 21 assists on 35 made field goals, showcasing strong ball movement and balance throughout the lineup.

In addition to Potter's record-setting performance, Kendra Brown added 15 points, while Madison Carlson chipped in nine points and three assists. Judson also forced 23 Mount Mary turnovers, converting them into 31 points off turnovers. Callie Kurczek continued her tough defensive pressure, and had a team high seven rebounds. 

The Eagles' shooting depth and defensive pressure proved too much to overcome on this day as 11 of the 15 Eagles recorded a basket. 

With the win, the Eagles sweep the season series against the Blue Angels, and will be back at it on Monday afternoon when they travel to St. Ambrose for a makeup game from a previous postponement against the Bees. 

Judson improves to 7–9 overall and 4–6 in conference play, carrying momentum forward after a memorable afternoon capped by a new entry in the program record book.