Stanton, DE - Daniya Brown set a new program single-game record for three pointers Wednesday night as the undefeated Howard Community College Dragons smashed Delaware Tech 106-68 on the road.
After a slow start that saw them up by one after the first quarter, the Dragons erupted for their highest scoring output of the season. Five Dragons scored in double digits, three Dragons hit 20+ points, and Brown broke a modern era record that had been tied six times before finally being eclipsed. The win moves the Dragons to a program-best 5-0 on the young season.
 Howard got off to a slow start, struggling with turnovers against a Delaware Tech team with solid shooting capabilities. Howard's returning sophomores would make the early impact, as
Savannah Price and Emmanuela Oga both dropped seven points in the first quarter.
Dallis Stewart controlled the offense with six points and a pair of assists, but Howard found themselves only up 22-21 after one.
The tide turned in the second quarter as
Saran Camara entered the game. The sophomore provided an aggressive front court attack, capitalizing on second chance points to put Howard up by double digits. Camara sneaked in nine points and seven rebounds, while going a perfect 4-4 from the free throw line. Brown also began her scoring night, dropping 13 points and three three-pointers to close out a 50-36 Howard lead.
The Dragons continued to build their lead in the second half, with Brown dropping two more threes to reach five on the night. She also began pestering Delaware Tech's front court, recording five rebounds in the third quarter. Price heated up in the third, dropping nine points and giving Howard both a physical presence under the rim and a dangerous outside threat from beyond the three-point line.
Up 74-54 entering the fourth, the Dragons put the game away once and for all thanks to Brown. The sophomore tied the modern era record with her sixth three of the evening on the first possession of the quarter, then broke it seconds later off a steal to set a new program record. Brown would hit one more three for good measure as Howard's swarming defense pressured Delaware Tech into constant turnovers. Camara and Price continued to get open under the basket, adding nine and six points respectively. Howard crossed the century mark with a Stewart layup, then sent in the bench to mop up a dominant 106-68 win.
Brown's historic performance netted her eight threes, 28 points, seven rebounds, and four assists. Price dropped 22 points, four rebounds, six assists, two blocks, and two steals in a career day, while Camara added 22 points, nine rebounds, four assists, and six steals off the bench. Stewart recorded her first career double-double with 16 points, nine rebounds, ten assists, and three steals, narrowly missing out on a triple double. Oga added eleven points and four rebounds in her first start of the season, while
Quinn Corkeron and
Tamoy Hamilton both recorded six rebounds. Corkeron added three steals as well.
The Dragons next head to Cecil College in North East, Maryland, for the 2026 edition of the Cecil Mixer. They will face Mercer County Community College on Friday, November 13 at 6:00 PM for their lone game of the tournament.
