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| 3:00 PM PT4:00 PM MT5:00 PM CT6:00 PM ET11:00 PM GMT7:00 PM 北京时间4:00 PM MST6:00 PM EST, Nov 7, 2022 Matthew Knight Arena, Eugene, Oregon Attendance: 5,661 |
No. 20 Oregon women open with 100-57 win over Northwestern
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By ANNE M. PETERSON
EUGENE, Ore. (AP) Freshman Grace VanSlooten scored 20 points and No. 20 Oregon downed Northwestern 100-57 to start the season on Monday.
It was Oregon's 10th straight season-opening win, and ninth straight under coach Kelly Graves.
Jennah Isai added 17 for the Ducks, who went 20-12 overall last season and advanced to the NCAA Tournament but lost in the first round to Belmont. Te-Hina PaoPao finished with 15 points and six rebounds.
Caileigh Walsh had 15 points and six rebounds for Northwestern, which went 17-12 last season.
VanSlooten had 12 points to lead Oregon to a 50-27 lead at the break.
The teams split their previous two meetings. They were supposed to meet last December in Evanston but the game was cancelled because of positive COVID-19 tests.
The Ducks were hit in the preseason by the loss of 6-foot-7 center Sedona Prince, who tore an elbow ligament that required surgery. As a result, Prince decided to forgo her final year of eligibility and pursue a professional career.
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Updated November 7, 2022
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