Lauren Bates scored 19 points and 14 rebounds, Gabriella Jacz scored 17 years old, and UCLa scored the first rank of Ohio No. 8 in the fourth quarter to win 65-52 o’clock on Wednesday evening.
Kiki Rice added 12 points to Broens, which remains the only team that was not defeated in the first section with the 22-0 brand, including 10-0 in Big Ten. It also represents the longest victory chain in the history of the school, which spoils 21 during the 1977-1978 season.
Galoni Cambridge led Bucceyes (20-2, 9-2) with 21 points and added Cotie McMahon 14.
Ohio, 30-24, was delayed at the end of the first half, but it gathered to connect it in 44 for everyone 34 seconds in the fourth quarter of a throw of Kambridge.
Nevertheless, Bruins faced with a 19-1 round for a long-standing position, which included nine points by Jaquez.
Betts got 13 points and 10 counterators in the first half, which is the first time in the junior march that she got double at the end of the first half.
Fast food
Ohio: Buckeyes 20 of 68 of the field was. The shooting rate was 29.4 % lower this season.
University of California, Los Angeles: Broenos excelled over Ohio, 13-2 in the fourth quarter. Jacgos had three counterattacks in the last ten minutes.
Main moment
After Rice made a pair of free throws to put Bruins 46-44, Jaquez stole and fed him to the rice for a fast fast ball throw to put UCLA in more than one basket.
Stat Stat
The University of California in Los Angeles has won despite the commitment of 23 transformations in the season, including 14 in the first half. Bruins had nine games this season as they delivered it less than 14 times in a full game.
Even then
Ohio, No. 7, southern California, on Saturday evening in 9 pm East time on the fox. UCLA travels to Oregon on Sunday.
Report by Associated Press.
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