The Washington Huskies allowed the Hawaii Rainbow Wahine to keep pace most of the game, until pulling away late in the third and fourth quarters to secure the victory, 58-41.
The Huskies shot 55.2% from two-point range, and shot 33.3 % (7 for 21) from three-point range. Washington shot 46% from the field overall.
Washington’s three-point defense was lacking as most of Hawaii’s offense came from beyond the arc (8 for 13)– 32 of Hawaii’s 47 total shot attempts came from three-point range.
UW out-rebounded Hawaii, 36-27.
Points-in-the-paint were a huge advantage for theHuskies, as they outscored Hawaii 28-8 inside.
UW committed 8 turnovers, while Hawaii committed 13 turnovers for the game.
1st Quarter
The teams mostly exchanged baskets in the first quarter.
Lauren Schwartz and Dalayah Daniels led the Huskies with 5 points each.
UW led 15-12 at the end of the first quarter.
2nd Quarter
Hannah Stines and Dalayah Daniels scored 3 points each to lead the Dawgs in the quarter.
Hawaii outscored the Huskies 11-10 in the 2nd quarter,
At halftime, the Dawgs only led Hawaii 25-23.
3rd Quarter
The Huskies allowed Hawaii to stay close, leading by only three points with three minutes left in the third period.
However, UW closed the quarter with a seven-point scoring run.
The Huskies shot 8-for-13 (61.5%) in the third quarter.
Jayda Noble had a team-leading 5 points for the Huskies.
Dalayah Daniels contributed 4 points in the quarter.
UW outscored Hawaii 18-10 in the third period.
Washington led 57-36 heading into the fourth quarter.
4th Quarter
In the final period, the Washington Huskies outscored Hawaii, 15-8, as the Huskies secured the victory, 58-41.
Sayvia Sellers had a team-leading 8 points; she was followed by Dalayah Daniels with 7 points in the fourth quarter.
UW Player of the Game: Dalayah Daniels Dalayah Daniels led the Huskies to victory with 19 points, 9 rebounds, 3 assists and 2 blocks — she was the most consistent Husky throughout the game.
Daniels shot 63.6% (7 for 11) from the field overall — all two-pointers.
Next Up vs Hawaii The Washington Huskies host the San Francisco Dons at HecEd on Sunday, December 2nd at 1PM Pacific.
Washington’s three-point defense was lacking as most of Hawaii’s offense came from beyond the arc (8 for 13)– 32 of Hawaii’s 47 total shot attempts came from three-point range.
