Oregon Female Basketball: Beats destroys 80-45 on St. Mary – a sports illustration

Oregon State gathered his most dominant victory for the season on Saturday afternoon, devastating the Gaels Gaels 80-45. The victory moves the beavers to 11-13 as a whole and 6-3 to the West Coast Conference.

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32 seconds after you end up with Tiara Boldon hit three to give the beavers the lead they will hold until the end of the game. By the end of the first quarter, the beavers had a lead of 19 points, and by the end of the first half they were up to 20.

As much as it may seem that the Oregon State It seemed that their protection made the difference in the first half. Only St. Maria fired 29% of the pitch, including going 0 for three at three points tries. Gaels simply couldn’t find any way to put in a consistent Oregon state.

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This changed in the third quarter, as Gaels finally found a rhythm, but it could not match Oregon. A neighborhood of 8 points from Kennedy Schuler helped Bobbie to maintain pressure on Gaels. After the fourth quarter turned, St. Mary’s point began to fall again. Oregon State did not do it, and the last quarter of 22 points captured the 35 points, 80-45 win.

Kelsey Rees has once again led the Bobbers in the scoring, with 19 points, 8 rebounds and 2 assists. Kennedie Shuler and Sela Heide also made major influences, each scoring 14 points. Shuler also added 8 assists and 3 rebounds, while Caud contributed 5 rebounds.

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The turnover was a big problem for Oregon the state this season, but for once the beavers finally won the battle and won it decisively. Gaels turned the ball over 16 times compared to Beavers 5, and Oregon took advantage of St. Maria’s mistakes, scoring 15 points from the turnover.

With the big victory on Saturday and the victory on Thursday over Pepperdine, the feeling that Beavers had again found their foundation after their four matches a few weeks ago. Next week, they will return to the road, taking Loyola Merimount on Thursday, February 6 and San Diego on Saturday, February 8th.