The Hope College women's basketball team made the most of its second chances this week.

The 11th-ranked Flying Dutch avenged two of their three losses this season in four days, capping a satisfying stretch Saturday with a convincing 89-58 victory against nationally ranked and MIAA champion Trine University at DeVos Fieldhouse. The Thunder won the first meeting, 67-61, at home on Jan. 7, and had won 17 games in a row this season.

On Wednesday, Hope defeated visiting Albion College, 80-44, after losing, 60-54, in overtime on the road on Jan. 28.

The Flying Dutch (22-3, 14-2 MIAA) could face both teams again next week as the No. 2 seed in the MIAA Tournament.

Hope will play in the Friday, Feb. 27, 5:30 p.m., semifinal at top-seeded Trine, awaiting the winner of the Wednesday, Feb. 25, quarterfinal between third-seeded Albion and sixth-seeded Kalamazoo College. Trine will play either fourth-seeded Calvin University or fifth-seeded Alma College in the other semifinal.

Saturday, the Flying Dutch delivered one of their most efficient games of the season, shooting a season-best 54.2% from 3-point range (13 of 24) and their second-highest overall mark at 53.7% (29 of 54).

The 13 3-pointers finished one shy of a season high.

Senior forward Sydney Vis (Byron Center, Michigan/South Christian) scored a game-high 17 points while sinking a season-high five 3-pointers in seven attempts. Vis moved within 21 points of 1,000 for her career.

Five more Flying Dutch reached double figures, including junior guard Chloe Brunsberg (Chaska, Minnesota / Southwest Christian) with 14 points and a season-high four 3s, and sophomore forward Maddie Petroelje (Hudsonville, Michigan/Hudsonville) with 13 points and three 3s.

Junior guard Terin Maynard (Grand Rapids, Michigan/Jenison), sophomore guard Anna Richards (DeWitt, Michigan/Lansing Catholic) and sophomore forward Leah Richards (DeWitt, Michigan/Lansing Catholic) chipped in 10 points apiece.

Hope snapped a 15-15 tie by outscoring the Thunder 26-10 during the second quarter. The Flying Dutch shot 70% from the field in the decisive quarter (7 of 10).

The victory snapped a four-game losing streak to Trine (21-4, 15-1) and marked Hope's largest margin of victory in the series since a 90-40 home win in 2014.

The Hope College women's basketball team made the most of its second chances this week.

The 11th-ranked Flying Dutch avenged two of their three losses this season in four days, capping a satisfying stretch Saturday with a convincing 89-58 victory against No. 18 ranked and MIAA champion Trine University at DeVos Fieldhouse. The Thunder won the first meeting, 67-61, at home on Jan. 7.

On Wednesday, Hope defeated visiting Albion College, 80-44, after losing, 60-54, in overtime on the road on Jan. 28.

The Flying Dutch (22-3, 14-2 MIAA) could face both teams again next week as the No. 2 seed in the MIAA Tournament.

Hope will play in the Friday, Feb. 27, 5:30 p.m., semifinal at top-seeded Trine, awaiting the winner of the Wednesday, Feb. 25, quarterfinal between third-seeded Albion and sixth-seeded Kalamazoo College. Trine will play either fourth-seeded Calvin University or fifth-seeded Alma College in the other semifinal.

Saturday, the Flying Dutch delivered one of their most efficient games of the season, shooting a season-best 54.2% from 3-point range (13 of 24) and their second-highest overall mark at 53.7% (29 of 54).

The 13 3-pointers finished one shy of a season high.

Senior forward Sydney Vis (Byron Center, Michigan/South Christian) scored a game-high 17 points while sinking a season-high five 3-pointers in seven attempts. Vis moved within 21 points of 1,000 for her career.

Five more Flying Dutch reached double figures, including junior guard Chloe Brunsberg (Chaska, Minnesota / Southwest Christian) with 14 points and a season-high four 3s, and sophomore forward Maddie Petroelje (Hudsonville, Michigan/Hudsonville) with 13 points and three 3s.

Junior guard Terin Maynard (Grand Rapids, Michigan/Jenison), sophomore guard Anna Richards (DeWitt, Michigan/Lansing Catholic) and sophomore forward Leah Richards (DeWitt, Michigan/Lansing Catholic) chipped in 10 points apiece.

Hope snapped a 15-15 tie by outscoring the Thunder 26-10 during the second quarter. The Flying Dutch shot 70% from the field in the decisive quarter (7 of 10).

The victory snapped a four-game losing streak to Trine (21-4, 15-1) and marked Hope's largest margin of victory in the series since a 90-40 home win in 2014.