Oklahoma Women’s Basketball Clinches 10th Straight Win Against Rival Oklahoma State
In an electrifying showdown, No. 9 Oklahoma extended their winning streak to ten games by overpowering No. 23 Oklahoma State with a decisive 92-70 victory. The game, held on a lively Saturday afternoon, showed off the Sooners’ strength and skill.
They’ve now beaten their in-state rivals seven times in a row. Shooting over 51% from the field, Oklahoma kept up their streak of scoring at least 90 points for the eighth straight game.
That kind of consistency is tough to ignore in women’s college basketball this season.
Key Performers and Game Highlights
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Raegan Beers stood out for the Sooners, putting up 22 points and snagging 12 rebounds. Her energy really set the tone for Oklahoma.
Sahara Williams chipped in 18 points. Aaliyah Chavez and Zya Vann each dropped 15 points, making it a true team effort.
All the starters hit double figures, and you could just feel the chemistry on the court.
Oklahoma’s Offensive Prowess
The Sooners fired away at 51.3% from the field. That kind of efficiency kept the scoreboard busy all game.
The third quarter was huge—Oklahoma poured in 30 points and took a strong 72-56 lead into the fourth. Williams put up eight points during that stretch, and Chavez added seven.
They really know how to turn up the heat when it counts.
Defensive Strategies and Challenges
Oklahoma’s defense didn’t slack off, either. Oklahoma State struggled, shooting just 37.8% from the field and only 28.1% from deep.
The Sooners’ pressure made it tough for the Cowgirls to find open looks or get into any rhythm.
Key Moments and Turning Points
A few moments really swung the game. In the second quarter, Oklahoma State coach Jacie Hoyt argued a foul call against her team.
She picked up a technical, and Chavez calmly knocked down two free throws, bumping Oklahoma’s lead to 38-28. That sequence just amped up the rivalry vibe in the arena.
Looking Ahead: Upcoming Games
With this win, Oklahoma rides a wave of momentum into their next game against North Carolina Central on December 22. It feels like another chance for the Sooners to keep rolling.
Meanwhile, Oklahoma State will try to regroup when they host Tulsa on Monday. They’ll want to shake off this loss and get back on track.
Conclusion
The latest clash between No. 9 Oklahoma and No. 23 Oklahoma State really had it all—skill, strategy, grit. Oklahoma showed off with sharp scoring and a defense that just wouldn’t quit.
Every player seemed to bring something to the table. If you’re curious for more breakdowns and hot takes, check out the full article on Fox Sports.