MADISON – The Lakeland University women's basketball held Edgewood College to 17.9% shooting and never trailed in a 64-32 win Wednesday night at the Todd Wehr Edgedome.

The Muskies won their seventh straight game, continuing their longest winning streak since winning nine straight in the 2011-12 season. Lakeland also completed a season sweep of the winless Eagles, improving its record to 11-5 overall and 9-2 in the Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference.

The Muskies limited the Eagles to 10 made field goals in 56 attempts and didn't allow a made field goal until 13 seconds remained in the first quarter. By that time they had already built a 14-2 lead, including scoring the game's first 10 points.

Edgewood (0-16 overall, 0-11 NACC) warmed up in the second quarter and was still within 11 points late in the quarter when Cali Twet hit a three-pointer. Lakeland finished the quarter with eight straight points, though, with Rachel Hasko (Fr.-Racine, Wis.) scoring a layup with nine seconds left in the half for a 35-16 lead.

Bailey Grayvold (Sr.-Norway, Mich.) scored 20 points and added five steals to lead the Muskies. Rachel Stankevich (Jr.-Goodman, Wis.) added 16 points and six rebounds, making 8 of 13 field goal attempts.

Miranda Jacobson (So.-Felch, Mich.) finished with six points and a team-high 11 rebounds. Kayla Clark (Sr.-West Bend, Wis.) also finished with eight assists and four steals and continues to fly up the school's all-time assists list. She now has 295 career helpers and moved past Hulya Erden's 292 assists from 1997-2001 into fourth in school history. Clark is just three assists from tying Lynn Holguin (1986-90) for third all-time and is 32 assists from tying Helle Stokke's school-record total of 327 assists from 1981-85.

Lakeland returns to play Saturday when it travels to River Forest, Ill., to face Concordia University Chicago at 2 p.m.