Washington, D.C. – Regis College forced 22 Clark University turnovers and the Pride got a monster double-double from Amanda Hawkesworth and they knocked off the Cougars, 69-58 in the second game of the Catholic University Courtyard By Marriott Tournament on Monday afternoon.

The loss for Clark is their fourth straight and drops their record to 3-6 overall, while Regis improves to 5-3.

Emily Reilly (Marlboro, Mass.) led all scorers with a season-best 26 points on 11-for-17 shooting to go along with five rebounds for the Cougars, while Ashleigh Condon (Hull, Mass.) added 11 points.

For the Pride, Hawkesworth tallied 14 points and 15 rebounds and Emilee Marro posted a team-best 24 points on 7-for-13 shooting.

The Clark offense struggled early on, getting just one basket in the game's first eight minutes and they found themselves behind 10-2. Clark eventually found its rhythm and after back-to-back baskets from Reilly, the Cougars took the lead, 23-21.

That lead proved to be Clark's only of the game as the Pride responded with seven straight capped by a Marro conventional three-point play and then went into the half ahead, 33-26.

The Cougars got as close as they would get in the opening moments of the second half when Megan Grondin (Cumberland, Maine) dropped in a jumper, but five straight points from the Pride made the score 38-28.

Clark would get the lead down to seven on a few occasions, but each time Regis had answer including getting their lead to its peak at 63-51 with less than three minutes to play.

After letting the Pride shoot a sizzling 54 percent from the field in the first half (14-for-26), the Cougars clamped down and held them to 32 percent in the final 20 minutes (9-for-28). They made up their scoring from the charity stripe, going 18-for-26 from the line in the second half and 22-for-38 in the game.

In addition to Reilly and Condon, Esther Cohn (Chapel Hill, N.C.) had a strong performance, finishing with seven points and a team-best 12 boards.

Clark will be back in action on Tuesday with a 1:00 p.m. start against King's College (Pa.).