RedHawks Shutdown Green Bay, 66-50

Saturday, December 20

Oxford, Ohio

1 p.m.

Miami University

8-4,0-0MAC

Green Bay

8-5,3-0Horizon

Green Bay

Miami (OH)

12/20/2025 3:50:00 PM | Women's Basketball

Box Score

OXFORD, Ohio – Behind arguably their best defensive effort of the season, the Miami University women's basketball team dominated Green Bay 66-50 on Saturday afternoon. The RedHawks (8-4, 0-0 MAC) held the Phoenix to 32.6% shooting and forced 23 turnovers in the win. Ilse de Vries posted career-bests in points (20) and blocks (4), while Jenna Guyer had 12 points for Green Bay (8-5, 3-0 Horizon).

Joining de Vries is double figures were Amber Tretter (14 – all in the second half), Tamar Singer (14) and Amber Scalia (12).

How it Happened:

Green Bay opened the contest on a 14-7 run, which included back-to-back triples midway through the opening quarter. The Phoenix continued their hot shooting, making their fourth three-pointer of the first quarter to push their advantage to 17-9. Singer split a pair of defenders for a layup as time expired to trail 18-11 after 10 minutes of play.
de Vries knocked in Miami's first triple of the game (started 0-7) to begin the second quarter to close to within 18-15. Green Bay pushed their lead back to five, 20-15, but five-straight points from Scalia knotted the game at 20 apiece. After the Phoenix converted a free throw, Singer added a pair from the charity stripe for Miami's second lead of the contest, 22-21. Both teams went to the locker room with the scored tied, 24-24.
de Vries scored Miami's first six points of the second half and Tretter's fast-break layup forced a Green Bay timeout three minutes into the quarter. Green Bay trimmed the deficit to four, 44-40, before back-to-back layups from Singer and Tretter to close out the quarter spotted the Red and White a 48-40 advantage with 10 minutes to play.
Miami used a 9-2 run to open the fourth to claim a 13-point advantage midway through the final stanza. After a bucket from the Phoenix, Singer and Scalia converted three-straight free throws to push Miami's lead, 62-47. Green Bay would get no closer.

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