It's not how you start – it's how you finish!

This axiom proved true on Sunday as the Onondaga Community College women's basketball recovered from an early 7-0 deficit on their way to a

77-49 win on the road at Corning Community College in the Lazers' first Mid State Athletic Conference game of the year.  With the win Onondaga improves to 13-3 (1-0) on the season while Corning falls to 4-8 (1-1).

After their slow start, the Lazers were able to tie the score at 20 after the first period, take a 43-32 lead at halftime, and then used their transition game to steadily pull away to the final margin of victory.

Samantha Britton (Kenmore West) and Shannon Foehl (Skaneateles) paced Onondaga in scoring with 16 points each, while Sydni Eure (East Syracuse – Minoa) chipped in with 14 points to go along with a team high 5 assists and Rachel Scalisi (Fabius – Pompey) had a double double with 12 points and 13 rebounds.

The Lazers continue conference play when they visit SUNY Broome for a 5:30pm tip-off on Tuesday.