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Zoe Jackson, sophomore guard from McKinney, Texas, goes up for a shot. (Photo by Londyn Gray)

Gallery: Women’s basketball rises above Utah Valley in home matchup

February 7, 2023 by Londyn Gray

The women’s basketball team defeated the Utah Valley Wolverines 73-46 Monday afternoon in Moody Coliseum. Redshirt freshman forward Addison Martin led the scoring charge with 20 points in total during the game. The Wildcats stand 5-6 in conference play as they prepare to face California Baptist at home on Thursday.

Maleeah Langstaff, graduate forward from Asheville, North Carolina, makes a shot. (Photo by Londyn Gray)
Maleeah Langstaff, graduate forward from Asheville, North Carolina, dribbles the ball up the court. (Photo by Londyn Gray)
Zoe Jackson, sophomore guard from McKinney, Texas, commands the defense. (Photo by Londyn Gray)

Madi Miller, graduate student guard from Wylie, Texas, waits for the offense to get set. (Photo by Londyn Gray)
Addison Martin, redshirt freshman forward from Shreveport, Louisiana, attempts a shot. (Photo by Londyn Gray)
Addison Martin, redshirt freshman forward from Shreveport, Louisiana, makes a shot. (Photo by Londyn Gray)

Zoe Jackson, sophomore guard from McKinney, Texas, works toward the basket. (Photo by Londyn Gray)
Madi Miller, graduate student guard from Wylie, Texas, makes a free throw. (Photo by Londyn Gray)
Addison Martin, redshirt freshman forward from Shreveport, Louisiana, attempts a free throw. (Photo by Londyn Gray)

Bella Earle, sophomore guard from Corinth, Texas, works the ball up the court. (Photo by Londyn Gray)
Addison Martin, redshirt freshman forward from Shreveport, Louisiana, goes for the jump ball. (Photo by Londyn Gray)
Maleeah Langstaff, graduate student forward from Asheville, North Carolina, makes a shot. (Photo by Londyn Gray)

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  • Gallery: Students battle it out in Wildcat World Cup Smash Bros. tournament

  • Gallery: Students gather at the Bullock Brothers Ballpark for a sold-out game

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