ITHACA, N.Y. -- The Big Red led at the end of the first three quarters, and maintained a lead for more than 23 minutes of action, but a 30-point fourth quarter by Brown helped the Bears to a 64-53 win over Cornell on Saturday afternoon in Newman Arena. Cornell fell to 6-10 (0-4 Ivy), while Brown improved to 12-5 (3-1 Ivy).

Two Big Red notched double figures, led by Emily Pape with 13 points, five rebounds, three assists, and a steal. Clarke Jackson tallied her second-career game in double figures, netting 11 points and accounting for three rebounds and an assist. Vivienne Knee and Summer Parker-Hall neared double-digit rebounding with nine and eight, respectively.

Grace Arnolie led all scorers with 25 points on 9-of-18 shooting from the field, including 6-of-12 from behind the arc. Kyla Jones (13), Ada Anamekwe (10), and Isabella Mauricio (10) each also tallied double digits for Brown. Anamekwe led the Bears with eight rebounds.

After 1:46 passed in the first quarter with no score Summer Parker-Hall hit the opening basket on a layup and helped Cornell to lead the remainder of the first quarter. Back-to-back layups by Jackson, separated by a layup off a steal-and-score by Brown, pushed the Big Red's lead to eight twice. Cornell held on to a 13-10 lead to close the first quarter.

The Big Red maintained a lead until 7:16 remained in the second quarter when Mauricio hit her second three-pointer of the day to give Brown an 18-17 lead and cap off an 8-4 run. Cornell responded with an 8-4 run of its own to bring up a 25-22 Big Red lead. Four points off turnovers for the Bears gave Brown a one-point edge, but Azareya Kilgoe hit a mid-range jumper to ensure Cornell led, 27-26, at the half.

Jackson opened the third quarter with her fourth basket of the afternoon, but back-and-forth play followed through the quarter, with Cornell maintaining a three-point edge after Pape hit a jumper with 50 seconds left and Brown missed two late free throws

A 14-8 run by Brown to open the fourth changed the tide, powering the Bears to a 58-45 lead. Cornell chipped the lead down to single-digits twice, but never let it get closer than a nine-point Big Red deficit.

NOTES AND NOTABLES

• Vivienne Knee's nine rebounds mark a career-high.
• Clarke Jackson's 11 points are a new career-high after netting a previous career-best 10 at Columbia last week.
• Emily Pape returned to double-figures, putting up double-digit points for the eighth time in nine games.

UP NEXT

Cornell hits the road to take on top-of-the-Ivy Princeton to close out January. The teams are set to face off at 2 p.m. at Jadwin Gymnasium on Saturday, Jan. 27.