The York University Lions women's basketball team hosted its annual Shoot for the Cure game Saturday night where they took on the visiting Laurentian Voyageurs. The Lions hit double digits in the win column with a huge 80-54 victory.
 
The Lions wasted no time reminding the Voyageurs whose court they were on and raced ahead to a 14-point lead to finish the quarter 20-6.
 
In the second quarter, the Voyageurs were able to add more than triple the amount of points they earned in the first period, but this still paled in comparison to the Lions' additional 20 points, and the Lions went into halftime with a huge 40-19 lead.
 
The Lions showed no signs of slowing down in the third and fourth quarters. At the end of the third they were leading 64-33, and by the end of the game the Lions had opened up a 26-point lead.
 
Lindsay Shotbolt once again led the team with another double-double, putting up 22 points and 14 rebounds. Lauren Golding also had a big game, scoring 18 points.
 
On the Voyageurs' side, Emily Tinnes led in points with 13 and Andrea Zulich led in rebounds with seven.
 
The Lions are now 10-8 for the regular season and moved into a tie with the Ryerson Rams for fourth place in the OUA East Division. The Voyageurs fell to 3-14.
 
The Lions will take to the Tait court again Friday, Feb. 2 at 6pm to take on the Queen's Gaels. The game will begin at 6pm.