No. 1 Notre Dame remains perfect in ACC, Topples Miami, 82-42-Notre Dame Fighting Irish-Official Athletics website

Coral Gables, Fla. -Top-ranged Notre Dame (24-2, 15: 0) continued on Thursday evening in Miami (13-13, 3-12) on Thursday evening and downing the hurricanes, 82-42. It is the 19th victory in a row in a row and the seventh ACC victory this season with over 30 points.

Four Irish scored double -digit goals, with Sonia Citron the way (19). Hannah Hidalgo had 18, Olivia Miles had 14 and Liatu King had 13. King added 13 rebounds for her 10th double double of the season.

Ivey wanted to start the tone defensively to start and her group had grown to the task. Notre Dame started with a 10-0 run, in which Miami went out of the field 0: 9. Hidalgo had a block and theft, and Westbeld had a few blocks and theft. The additional pressure from Hidalgo on the Hurricanes Point Guard Hanna Cavinder forced her to lose control and turn over the ball as well.

Miami countered with her own mini-6: 0 run outside the media time limit, but the buckets were the only of the first quarter for the home team. Notre Dame had a lead of 18-6 after 10 minutes. It is the sixth time this season that an opponent did not reach 10 points in the first quarter.

The second quarter was efficient for visitors who went 8-14 from the ground. Notre lady ended half with an 8-0 run and went 4: 4 in the last four attempts.

Citron continued her hot series from the last games when she went 5: 5 off the ground and 2-2 from beyond the arch and led all players with 12 points and 6 rebounds during the break. Hidalgo had 10 points and went 5-5 out of the charity after taking a few early fouls. Miami went 6-34 from the floor and 0-9 from Deep.

The Irish came out cold in the second half, but took a level after the media break and made six out of eight shots to close the third quarter. Notre Dame doubled the hurricanes, who came to the last framework shortly before the Summer from Citron, who had 7 points within the framework. It was 56-28 in favor of the Irish.

Notre Dame completed the game with a 16: 2 run with 9 points and 4 boards from King in the fourth quarter. Of the 26 points, 18 achieved in color.

In the Summer Miami did not hit a 3 pointer in 16, and Citron and Co. kept Miami’s leading goal scorer and great offensive threat Haley Cavinder on 8 points and a 4-15 show off the ground.

The Irish have another street game this weekend, this time in NC State No. 13. The game on ESPN begins at noon and ESPNS College Gameday will be live before the game of Raleigh.