Linnea Engel (So./Shoreview, Minn./Mounds View) scored a career-high 20 points and added 11 rebounds for her second career double-double and Angie Grabowski (Jr./Plymouth, Minn./Maple Grove) added a season-high 19 points, but No. 15 Carleton shot 37 percent from the field in falling to Chapman (Calif.), 87-74, in the NCAA Tournament's second round. The loss ended Carleton's season, although the Knights (24-6) set a school record for wins in a season. The Panthers (23-4) advance to the NCAA Sectionals to face Pacific Lutheran, 60-54 winners over St. Benedict, the other MIAC school to make the NCAA Tournament. The Lutes and Panthers will face off at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point on Friday, March 8. Chapman's Katy Barstow scored 23 points and grabbed 17 rebounds .Mel Bongiorno also had 23 points; Kristi Jepsen added 20 points. Carleton's Bethany Koehler (Sr./Superior, Wis.) was also in double figures with 14 points. Carleton shot 37 percent from the floor, including 31 percent in the final 20 minutes as the Panthers, who led 36-34 at the half, outscored Carleton 51-40 in the second half. Chapman shot 47 percent for the game and shot 42 free throws, making 29. Carleton was 24 of 36 from the free throw line. The Panthers outrebounded Carleton 47-40, marking only the fourth time in 30 games Carleton has been outrebounded. Carleton turned the ball over 10 times in the first half but just twice over the last 20 minutes. Chapman had 15 turnovers. For the second consecutive contest the Knights got off to a slow start, as the Panthers broke to a 13-4 advantage as Carleton had five turnovers in the first four minutes. The Knights settled down, getting five straight points from Grabowski and eventually taking the lead at 16-15 on a Beth Freeman (Fy./Richfield, Minn.) lay-up. The remainder of the first half was back and forth with five ties and six lead changes. The second half featured more tight play, with three mini-runs highlighting the half. Karissa Kramer (Jr./Clearwater, Minn./Monticello) made two free throws to open the half, tying the game at 36-36. There were six more ties, the final coming at 48-all on a Caroline Jensen jumper. Her bucket ignited the first run by Chapman, a 8-0 run, staking the Panthers to a 54-48 lead. Carleton answered with a 9-0 spurt on a Koehler jumper, two Renée Willette (Sr./Minneapolis/South) free throws, a Grabowski three-pointer and two Grabowski free throws. After an Engel free-throw line jumper gave Carleton a 59-56 lead with 8:38 remaining, the Panthers made the final and decisive run, outscoring Carleton 18-2 over the next 5:28 to lead 74-61 with 3:10 left. Carleton went without a field goal during the critical stretch, going zero for eight for the field and only two of seven from the free throw line. Chapman was 11 of 18 from the free throw line in the final 1:34, but earned three offensive rebounds in the nine trips to the charity stripe in the final minute.