RedHawks Blowout Bobcats, 72-34

Saturday, February 1

Oxford, Ohio

1 p.m.

Miami University

12-8,5-5MAC

Ohio

4-16,2-8MAC

Ohio

Miami (OH)

2/1/2025 3:38:00 PM | Women's Basketball

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OXFORD, Ohio – Enjulina Gonzalez scored 23 points and Maya Chandler added 17 as the RedHawks blew past Ohio University 72-34 on Saturday afternoon inside Millett Hall. The 38-point victory is the largest in 102 meetings between the two schools. Miami snaps a two-game losing streak and improves to 12-8, 5-5 MAC, while OU falls to 4-16, 2-8 MAC.

How it Happened:

Miami trailed for the first seven minutes of the game before Amber Tretter sank a triple from the corner to spot Miami a 9-6 advantage. The RedHawks held OU scoreless the final three minutes of the quarter to lead 11-6 after 10 minutes of play.
The RedHawks scored the first nine points of the second (seven from Chandler) to force an Ohio timeout 90 seconds into the second stanza. The Bobcats responded with five-straight points, but Chandler answered with five of her own to maintain the 14-point advantage with four minutes left in the half. Ohio ended the drought with a triple, but buckets from Chandler and Tretter to close the quarter, sent Miami to the locker room up 30-14.
Miami opened up a 36-14 lead as Gonzalez scored the first six points of the second half. Gonzalez continued the onslaught, scoring 13 of Miami's first 15 points of the quarter, stretching Miami's advantage, 45-24, with four minutes left in the third. A Katey Richason three-point play made it 48-24 and Cori Lard beat the buzzer for a 27-point Miami lead after three quarters of play.
Ilse de Vries knocked in a triple three minutes into the fourth quarter to make it 58-26. Lakresha Edwards drilled a pair of three pointers late in the contest and Camile Jackson recorded six points and four rebounds in the last four minutes of the game for the 72-34 final score.

Game Notes:

Enjulina Gonzalez finished the contest with 23 points, her seventh 20-point game of the season.
Tamar Singer recorded five assists.
Amber Tretter had a game-high 10 rebounds.
Miami was 5-for-32 on triples over the past two games. On Saturday, the RedHawks connected on 10-of-26 three pointers.
Miami out-rebounded the Bobcats, 45-27
The 38-point victory is the largest in 102 meetings between the two schools. The previous high was 37 points back on Feb. 2, 1980.