US EditionCavaliers Rally to Defeat Stanford on the Road
Kymora Johnson scored 25 points, including 13 in the fourth quarter, as Virginia out-rebounded Stanford 46-36 and hit 28 of 32 free throws to rally for the win.
- At Maples Pavilion on Sunday, Virginia Cavaliers women's basketball team rallied from an early deficit to beat Stanford Cardinal 75-69, with Johnson scoring 25 points, including 13 in the fourth quarter.
- After falling behind early, Virginia Cavaliers women's basketball team seized control in the second quarter with a 12-4 run and outscored Stanford 25-15, but Stanford responded in the third to tie at 45-45.
- Johnson finished with 25 points, including 13 in the fourth quarter and eight straight free throws, powering Virginia's late surge.
- Virginia improved to 18-8 and 10-5 in the ACC, boosting its postseason résumé after a resilient road victory Sunday.
- Despite a 13-1 Stanford surge, Virginia's reserves outscored Stanford's bench 36-6, and the Cavaliers converted 28 of 32 free throws and outrebounded Stanford 46-36.
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The Independent OnlineVirginia Tech 68, California 58
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The News-GazetteVirginia 75, Stanford 69
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