Barron accounted for a team-high 23 points to power Quinnipiac past James Madison. The Bobcats’ veteran guard also contributed five steals, three rebounds and two assists during 29 minutes of floor time against the team that was selected second in the CAA’s preseason coaches’ poll. Helping Quinnipiac post a road win over the 2012 Postseason WNIT Runner-up, she spearheaded a 17-3 spurt that turned a 31-22 deficit into a 39-34 lead. Barron accounted for 10 of the Bobcats’ 17 points over a 5:27 stretch that put Quinnipiac ahead for good. Her old-fashioned three-point play gave Quinnipiac a 36-34 advantage with 14:02 to play and the Bobcats would lead the rest of the way in the eventual 65-60 triumph. Barron went 7-of-8 from the free throw line, nailing a pair to give Quinnipiac a seven-point cushion with 00:27 remaining in regulation.