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Stanford senior Regan Freuen scores two of her game-high 21 points on this
jumper, while Oregon center Jenny Mowe looks on.
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five. Stanford then answered with four
straight points to close the half.
The Cardinal took back the lead,
their first since the start of the first half,
on a Regan Freuen layin just seconds
into the second period. Williams
scored her first points of the game on
the Ducks’ next possession, stutter
stepping between two Cardinal de
fenders for an inside basket.
Then Bethany Donaphin took over
the game.
Stanford’s freshman forward
grabbed a rebound over Oregon’s
Brianne Meharry and lay the ball in
to give the Cardinal an eight-point
lead with just more than 13 minutes
to play. Donaphin then sank one of
her two free-throw attempts seconds
later to increase the Stanford lead to
10.
Overall, Donaphin scored a career
high 20 points on seven-for-seven
shooting from the field and tallied nine
rebounds. Freuen paced Stanford with
21 points in more than 30 minutes of
play. The Cardinal shot 45 percent
from the field en route to the Ducks’
most lopsided loss of the season.
Oregon, the Pac-lO’s top-rated de
fense holding opponents to just 57
points a game, allowed 80 points for
the first time this season.
"The team is disappointed in the
way we played,” Runge said. “But they
know that this is nothing we can’t re
cover from. The big thing is that we
aren’t going to let this loss cost anoth
er one.”
Wolvert scored in double digits for
the third straight game and hit nine of
13 shots from the field. The sophomore
also collected five rebounds.
“This is the third great game in a
row for Angelina,” Runge said. "She’s
worked really hard in practice and has
played very well for us lately.”
Wolvert scored back-to-back layins
with less than two minutes to play,
shrinking Stanford’s lead to just nine
points at 75-66. Williams brought
Oregon back to within seven points
with a steal at midcourt and a layin,
followed by a 12-foot jumper in the
paint.
But Stanford closed the game with a
6-2 run to win its 12th in a row over
the Ducks at Maples Pavilion.
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