No. 20 West Virginia Women Beat Colorado 61-55

No. 20 West Virginia cranks up defense, holds off CU Buffs

Colorado Buffaloes’ Desiree Wooten, left, puts up a shot past West Virginia Mountaineers’ Jordan Harrison, right, at the CU Events Center in Boulder on Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2026. (Matthew Jonas/Staff Photographer) Fast break Why the Buffs lost: West Virginia’s defense locked down the Buffs in the second half, holding them to 21 points and forcing 10 turnovers. Three stars: 1. West Virginia’s Jordan Harrison: Scored a game-high 18 points and racked…

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No. 20 West Virginia women beat Colorado 61-55

Jordan Harrison scores 18 points as No. 20 West Virginia beats Colorado 61-55 on Wednesday night. Gia Cooke's driving layup gives West Virginia its largest lead at 51-42 with 8:25 to play.

WVU women hold off Colorado

The 20th-ranked Mountaineer women’s basketball team got an all-important road win Wednesday night at Colorado, holding off the Buffaloes for a 61-55 victory.

Harrison shines as WVU takes down Colorado on the road

In its fifth win in the past six games, the 20th-ranked WVU women’s basketball team defeated the University of Colorado, 61-55, Wednesday at CU Events Center.

Colorado Falls to No. 20 West Virginia, 61-55

BOULDER – The Colorado women's basketball team (15-8, 6-5 Big 12) fell to No. 20 West Virginia (19-5, 9-3 Big 12), 61-55, in CU Events Center on Wednesday, Feb. 4.