Oregon Women’s Basketball: Another Triple Double For Sabrina In Win Over Cal
The Oregon Women’s Basketball team is has won thirteen straight games after beating California on the road 93-61.
While the headline of the game goes to Sabrina Ionescu with her 25th career triple-double, the workhorse was Erin Boley. Boley finished the game with 24 points and was 8 of 9 from three-point range. Oregon hit 50 percent from beyond the arc and 51 percent from the floor. They did it with 23 assists led by Ionescu.
Sabrina Ionescu finished the game as the second-leading scorer with 16 points, 11 rebounds, and 11 assists. Oregon had 48 rebounds, 17 of them on the offensive side and dominated despite just 7 points from the bench. Taylor Chavez saw limited minutes and did not score as she returned from a foot injury. Last week she reaggravated the injury that cost her the NCAA Tournament run from a season ago.
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For the Oregon Ducks, the starters have been the key all season led by Ionescu and Ruthy Hebard. Over the last few games, Erin Boley has got into the act and will be needed as the Ducks wrap up the regular season and enter tournament season in a few weeks. Boley is 20 for 29 from three-point range over the last two games.
Jaz Shelly scored the Ducks 7 points off the bench. Oregon also hit 90 percent from the free-throw line vs California. Both teams also ket turnovers to a minimum as each had 8 for the game.
The Pac-12 regular season is coming down to the wire with just three games left. Oregon State could have done the Ducks a favor with a win at Stanford on Friday, but the Beavers were not able to hold on losing by three points 63-60. Oregon now visits the farm looking to add to their one game lead.
Oregon and Stanford meet on Monday night. Tip time is set for 6 pm Pacific Time on ESPN2.