WVU Women Rally Past Texas To Reach NCAA Second Round
West Virginia top Texas 68 55 in Norfolk to advance as eighth seed. Taylor Palmer scored 12 of her 18 in the second half including a key 3 with 3:39 left as WVU seized control after Ayana Dunning fouled out. Ashleigh Fontenette and Ashley Gayle added double digits for the Mountaineers while Texas guard trio struggled, Fussell held scoreless.
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Taylor Mer
West Virginia
Ayana Dunning
Sophomhore
Xas
Palmer
Texas
Mountaineers
Mike Carey
Ashley Gayle
Ashleigh Fontenette
Longhorns
Gail Goestenkors
Wee
Asya Bussie
Jessica Haried
Notre Dame
Chassidy Fussell
Brooke Hamilton
Yvonne Anderson
Tennessee Rout of UT Martin Advances Lady Vols in NCAA
Reighan Simmons scored 20 points and Glory Johnson added 14 as Tennessee, seeded second, defeated 15th seed Tennessee Martin 72 49 in the first round. The Lady Vols outrebounded 52 39, held UT Martin to under 29 percent shooting, and advance to face DePaul Brigham Young winner with hopes of a 2008 Final Four return. Heather Butler struggled, finishing with 14 on 5 of 25 shooting.
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Tennessee
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Tennessee Martin
Aggies romp as Stanford extends winning streak to 29
Texas A M beat Albany 69 47 in Bridgeport while Stanford extended its school record 29 game win streak with a 2 4 point win over Norfolk Prairie View was led by Latia Williams with 20 points Connecticut beat Prairie View 21 points by Kaleena Mosqueda Lewis as Maryland defeated Navy 17 points by Alyssa Thomas Nnemkadi Ogwumike scored 28 and Joslyn Tinkle added 16 in Stanford victory
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Julie Forster
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Latia Williams
Prairie View
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Alyssa Thomas
Maryland
Navy
Raleigh
Laurin Mincy
Jade Geif
Norfolk
Nnemkadi Ogwumike
Stanford
Joslyn Tinkle
Cardinal
Tug Valley wins gritty state final over Bluefield
Tug Valley former solid defense and clutch shooting, led by Newsome with 17 and Pack 15, overcome Bluefield 58 52. Eades scored 24 for Bluefield, but Tug Valley outrebounded 31-20 and sealed victory with late free throws and decisive rebounds.
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Newsome
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Austin Brewer
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Garland Thompson
Anthony Eades
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K.J. Manns
D.J. Edwards
Harley Trimble
Eades
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Collier
Sarge
Charleston
Civic Cente
Pack
Vance
Muncy
Brewer
Sturgell
White
Manns
Baden
Trimble
Yost
Edwards
Bey
Muney
Biusfield
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