This weekend in women's college basketball saw multiple record-breaking wins and standout performances. South Carolina extended their home winning streak to 70 games, setting an SEC record. Kentucky's Georgia Amoore scored a career-high 43 points, while UCLA continued their dominant streak with another double-digit win.
The weekend in women's college basketball saw a flurry of impressive performances and record-breaking achievements. South Carolina's senior guard, Joyce Edwards, led the charge with 18 points, propelling the Gamecocks to an 83-66 victory over Auburn and extending their historic home winning streak to 70 games. This remarkable feat sets a new SEC record and places them in fourth place for the longest home winning streak in Division I history.
Kentucky's Georgia Amoore put on a dazzling show with a career-high 43 points, guiding the Wildcats to a 95-86 triumph over Oklahoma. Amoore's performance was a standout moment in the SEC, marking the first time an SEC player has achieved at least 40 points and five assists in a single game since December 2017. Meanwhile, UCLA continued its dominance, securing its 20th consecutive victory by double digits. This impressive streak sets a new record for the Bruins and the longest consecutive double-digit win streak by any Big Ten team over the past 25 seasons.Other noteworthy performances included Notre Dame's freshman Olivia Miles who scored at least 30 points in back-to-back games for the second time in her career, a feat accomplished by only one other Notre Dame player in the past 15 years. Texas achieved a significant victory against Texas A&M, winning by 20 or more points for the first time in nearly two decades, while USC suffered a disappointing setback against Iowa, their first quarter with less than 10 points in 116 consecutive quarters. Ohio State's loss to West Virginia marked their lowest point total in three years and fewest field goals in two decades.
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