US EditionUtah Hosts No. 22 West Virginia After Woodley's 23-Point Game
West Virginia improved to 6-0 in true road games with a 91-77 win fueled by a rapid third-quarter 8-0 run and 23 points from Sydney Woodley.
- No. 22 West Virginia mounted a comeback Saturday night at the Marriott Center in Provo, erasing a 13-point deficit to beat BYU 91-77.
- After halftime, WVU generated an 8-0 run in 18 seconds, featuring Sydney Shaw’s 3 and Harrison’s steal and lay-in, prompting BYU's timeout called by Lee Cummard.
- Key contributors included Sydney Woodley, with 23 points, 6 of 7 from the floor, 11 of 12 at the line, and four steals, Gia Cooke with 21, and Carter McCray with 13 points and 11 rebounds.
- With the win, WVU now sits 17-4 overall and 7-2 in Big 12 play, aiming to extend their streak at the Utah Utes at 9 p.m. Tuesday.
- Despite an early 15-5 run by BYU, Gibb scored a season-high 28 points for WVU, but the Cougars couldn't sustain the comeback, with Cooke adding 21.
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Utah hosts No. 22 West Virginia after Woodley's 23-point game
No. 22 West Virginia faces the Utah Utes after Sydney Woodley scored 23 points in the Mountaineers' 91-77 victory over the BYU Cougars. Tuesday's matchup is the first of the season for the squads. Utah is 5-3 against the Big…
No. 22 WVU makes quick work of BYU in second half for a 91-77 victory - The Dominion Post
MORGANTOWN — Maybe the quickest eight-point burst of the season gave the West Virginia women’s basketball team a cushion on Saturday night. Sydney Woodley and WVU’s defense […] The post No. 22 WVU makes quick work of BYU in second half for a 91-77 victory appeared first on The Dominion Post.
WVU Women's Basketball Dominates BYU in Paint in Win
WVU Women’s Basketball dominated the paint on Saturday, Jan. 24, defeating BYU 91-77 on the road. The No. 22 Mountaineers (17-4, 7-2 Big 12) made 58.7 percent of their shots from two-point range, dropping 50 points in the paint and adding 22 more from the charity stripe. Sydney Woodley (23 points, 6-of-7 shooting) and Gia Cooke (21 points and four of the Mountaineers’ five made three-pointers) led the charge, while Carter McCray posted a 13 poin…
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