ATLANTA, Ga. -- All-American Katie Kulavic was one of 11 players in the scoring column for Oglethorpe as the fifth-ranked Stormy Petrels cruised to a lopsided 94-55 win over Millsaps on Sunday afternoon at Dorough Field House.

Kulavic set the OU school record for career assists (401) with a seven assist performance on the day, while adding 10 points and six rebounds.  Teammate Ari Brown stole the show, scoring a game-high 18 points off the bench in 22 minutes to set the tone for the offense.

OU (15-1, 6-0 SCAC) led from start to finish in the win, opening the game with a pair of big runs, including a 22-7 spurt over the first 8 minutes.  After a \#Crystal Dickerson\# basket and free throw for the Majors cut the lead to 26-15, Anna Findley kick started a 14-0 run over the ensuing 2:43 for the Petrels that extended their lead to 25 points and knocked Millsaps back on its heels.

Despite scoring eight of the final 11 points in the half, Millsaps trailed 47-27 at the break.

As if the 20-point lead wasn't enough, Oglethorpe completely took control of the game in the second half, opening on a 20-2 scoring run to build an insurmountable lead, 67-29, with 13:43 to play.

The Petrels sat their starters the game's final 12 minutes and extended their lead to a game-high 43 points with just over 4 minutes remaining before settling on the final margin of 94-55.

All 10 Majors that were dressed out scored in the loss, with Dickerson adding her 11th career double-double with 13 points and 11 rebounds.  Senior \#Tiffany Whitmore\# added nine points, while \#Ronda Webb\#, \#Janice Okeke\# and \#Jessica Bowie\# chipped in six points apiece.

Millsaps will return to the Hangar Dome this weekend, playing host to DePauw and Centre on Friday and Sunday.  Both games will be broadcasted live on www.atwsportscast.com. 

Game Notes:
- Millsaps suffered its worst loss since Dec. 3, 2006 at Trinity (90-51)
- Dickerson is just 79 points shy of 1,000 for her career