January 28, 2026

Baltimore, MD - Potomac State Women's Basketball earned a hard-fought road victory on Wednesday afternoon, holding off CCBC Catonsville for a 70–66 win at Catonsville. The Catamounts (14–5, 3–2) trailed by three at halftime before delivering their strongest quarter of the game in the third, outscoring the Cardinals 23–14 to seize momentum. Potomac State maintained its composure down the stretch, closing out the four-point victory despite a late push from CCBC Catonsville (8–10, 4–4).

Junior forward Mya Glisan led all scorers with a standout performance, pouring in 29 points while grabbing 12 rebounds for her double-double. Glisan was efficient from beyond the arc and active on the glass, anchoring the Catamounts on both ends of the floor. Miya Harris added 22 points, seven rebounds, and three assists, providing steady scoring and ball control throughout the contest. Potomac State also benefited from strong rebounding as a team, holding a 45–35 advantage on the boards.

Defensively, the Catamounts limited CCBC Catonsville to 12.5 percent shooting from three-point range, a key factor in the road win. Potomac State finished the afternoon with six blocks and five steals, helping offset a physical game in the paint. With the victory, the Catamounts continue to build momentum in conference play as they prepare for their next matchup on the road against Chesapeake College on Friday, January 30th, 2026 at 5pm.