Brooklyn, NY---The Brooklyn College Bulldogs took the court for the first time since 2020, picking up an 84-46 non-conference victory over the Scarlet Raiders of Rutgers. The win improves Brooklyn to 1-0, while also serving as a milestone victory for head coach Alex Lang--the 300th of his career.

Leading the way that night was senior center, Sarah Labiner, who dominated the paint with 23 points and 14 boards for Brooklyn. Labiner was 10-14 from the field that evening.

Chanel Jemmott, the reigning conference Player of the Year, played an all around great game by notching 17 points, 8 rebounds, and 5 assists, while shooting an efficient 7-10 from the field.

Transfer, Gianna Gotti, led the players with 8 assists and poured in 18 points from the field. 

Nancy Pham rounded out the BC scorers in double figures with 12 and dished out 5 assists.

Brooklyn was hot from beyond the arc, shooting 7-17 while out-rebounding the visitors 37-18.

Ebony Odom Barnes led Rutgers with 18 points.

The Bulldogs will get right back to work on Thursday as they travel to Farmingdale to take on the Rams at 7 pm in another non-conference contest.