It wasn’t just the turnovers Neshannock committed, it was the timing of them.

The host Lady Lancers turned the ball over 34 times in the Section 2-AA loss, and New Brighton, which snapped a five-game losing skid, made sure they paid for it.

“We had 34 turnovers, eight of which were directly related to a fastbreak basket,” Lady Lancers coach Luann Grybowski said. “That’s 16 points right off the turnovers. Their pressure and a little bit of athleticism and quickness hurt us. And we got absolutely demolished on the boards.”

The Lady Lions (3-4, 7-6) held a 45-20 rebounding advantage in the game and outscored Neshannock, 26-12, in the first half, when Kaitlyn Hopkins scored nine of her game-high 15.

Neshannock shot 13 of 39 from the field and 1 of 14 from 3-point land.

Alexandra Fischer paced the Lady Lancers (2-4, 6-9) with 14 points and five rebounds.