Utah continued to hold onto a double-figure lead, and the lead was up to 14 after an old-fashion three-point play by Gylten. The Utes would take a 34-26 lead into halftime.Ĭoming out of the half, Utah extended its lead to 12, 40-28, after back-to-back layups by Johnson and Young. The Rainbow Wahines trimmed the lead down to eight, but Utah grew the lead back to 13 late in the first half.
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Utah stretched its lead to double-digits following a three by Inês Vieira and a couple of free throws by Isabel Palmer. During the 8-0 run, Utah had threes by Andrea Torres and Maxwell and added a pair of free throws by Kelsey Rees. The Utes slowly grew their lead to eight points as they scored the first eight points of the second quarter. Following the jumper by Maxwell, Utah scored two more points in the quarter, and Hawaii battled back, tying the game at 12-12. A Brynna Maxwell jumper put the Utes ahead 10-5 with six minutes to play in the quarter. After the Rainbow Wahine hit a three-pointer, Dasia Young answered with a three of her own, making it 8-3.
Utah opened up the contest by scoring the first five points on a layup by Jenna Johnson and a Kennady McQueen three.
Utah hit 12 threes in the win and shot 44 percent from the field against Hawaii (2-4). Dru Gylten and Kennady McQueen rounded out the double-figure scorers with ten points apiece. She hit five threes in the game, which is the third time she accomplished this feat this season. Utah hit ten three-pointers in the win and improved to 34-10 when hitting ten or more threes in a game since 2009-10.īrynna Maxwell's 23 points led the Utes (5-1).
HONOLULU – The University of Utah women's basketball team earned its fifth win of the season on the second day of the Rainbow Wahine Showdown after defeating Hawaii 73-57.
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