No 2 Stanford beats No 8 Arizona 75 69 in national championship rematch
No. 2 Stanford beats No. 8 Arizona, 75-69, in national championship rematch NCAA.com
» — Stanford Women’s Basketball (@StanfordWBB) Her play in the paint and around the opposing rim helped Stanford outscore Arizona, 36-30, in the paint. That was shown in her team-high 15 rebounds. Van Gytenbeek was massive from beyond the arc, scoring 6-of-8 from three. She finished her day with 18 points, matching her season-total to this point. SCOREBOARD: Still, Arizona wasn’t without top performers. Cate Reese was superb. She was most important when she went on a 9-0 run of her own to open the third quarter and bring the Wildcats to within one point. She finished the day with 17 points and 7 rebounds. 3Q with a steal and finds for the transition three!!
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ESPN2 / — Arizona Women's Basketball (@ArizonaWBB) Shaina Pellington, her teammate, was also a key cog, scoring 16 points and facilitating play for the Arizona offense. With the win, Stanford improves to 7-0 atop the Pac-12. Arizona falls to 5-3.
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PRESENTED BY No. 2 Stanford took down No. 8 Arizona, 75-69, in the national championship rematch from last year. Even though Arizona fought back to lead the game numerous times, and even kept the score close at the end, Stanford’s performances from Cameron Brink and Jana Van Gytenbeek were just too much to handle. Brink posted a game-high 25 points, most notably scoring seven down the stretch of the third quarter to help put the Cardinal in a commanding 55-46 lead after 30 minutes. Bucket ??? the foul» — Stanford Women’s Basketball (@StanfordWBB) Her play in the paint and around the opposing rim helped Stanford outscore Arizona, 36-30, in the paint. That was shown in her team-high 15 rebounds. Van Gytenbeek was massive from beyond the arc, scoring 6-of-8 from three. She finished her day with 18 points, matching her season-total to this point. SCOREBOARD: Still, Arizona wasn’t without top performers. Cate Reese was superb. She was most important when she went on a 9-0 run of her own to open the third quarter and bring the Wildcats to within one point. She finished the day with 17 points and 7 rebounds. 3Q with a steal and finds for the transition three!!
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ESPN2 / — Arizona Women's Basketball (@ArizonaWBB) Shaina Pellington, her teammate, was also a key cog, scoring 16 points and facilitating play for the Arizona offense. With the win, Stanford improves to 7-0 atop the Pac-12. Arizona falls to 5-3.
RANKINGS : STAY UPDATED: HISTORY: STORE: . The views on this page do not necessarily reflect the views of the NCAA or its member institutions.