No. 5/5 Women’s basketball defeated William & Mary, 105-61

Austin, Texas – Madison Booker recorded her tenth career double double with 20 points and 14 rebounds when Texas started the NCAA tournament with a 105-61 victory against William & Mary on Saturday.

Taylor Jones scored 19 points Kyla Oldacre 15 points and 15 rebounds added, and Jordan Lee 13 points contributed. Ndjacalenga Mweenanda 10 points recorded.

Texas founded the lead in the first quarter Taylor Jones And Madison Booker Get 13 combined points and complete the opening time 23-18.

In the halftime, the Longhorns took its defense by putting seven steals with Madison Booker Texas with 12 points and in Texas and with 12 points and Kyla Oldacre Achieved six rebounds and set Texas 50-33 against William & Mary.

Beginning of the second half, Madison Booker achieved a jumper to extend Texas’ lead 52-33, with Taylor Jones Block two consecutive recordings against William & Mary. In the last 4:22 minutes, Texas drove a 13-2 run to end the third period 77-44.

In the last phase, Texas captured the trunk in the last 2:37 minutes to zero field and Jordan Lee And Ndjacalenga Mweenanda Combined 18 points and ended the game 105-61 to switch to the 32nd round in the NCAA tournament.

Next, the Longhorns will compete against Illinois in the 32nd round of the NCAA tournament on March 24th at 1:00 p.m. CT. This game is broadcast on ESPN 2.

Postgame notes

• Texas improved to 32-3 in the season.

• Texas is 16: 0 in the Moody Center this season and 48: 5 ever in her home.

• Five long horns have recorded double -digit digits.

• Madison Booker recorded her 10th career double double.

• Texas exceeded your opponent 51-26.

• Texas has exceeded William & Mary in color 56-22.

• Madison Booker Had her 28th double figure game of the season and your 13^TH The season scored 20 or more points.

• Taylor Jones recorded her 23rd double figure game of the season.

• Kyla Oldacre recorded her fourth double figure game of the season.

• The Longhorns received 35 points from the bank.

• Texas has eliminated 26 assists with eight Rori Harmon and a high season of seven from newcomers Bryanna Preston. Harmon now has 711 career assists, which tears the second ever in the history of women’s basketball in Texas.