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No. 21 North Carolina women share scoring wealth in beating Virginia 82-70

North Carolina shot 58% overall and 67% from three-point range to secure its 13th conference win and snap a two-game losing streak.

  • In Charlottesville on Thursday, North Carolina ended its two-game losing streak with an 82-70 win over Virginia, with Elina Aarnisalo scoring 20 and Lanie Grant 15.
  • After a 9-0 start, North Carolina led 15-8 after the first quarter and outscored Virginia 13-5 early in the second to lead 40-23 at halftime.
  • The Tar Heels relied on hot perimeter shooting, shooting 58%, with Nyla Harris and Ciera Toomey each adding 10 points.
  • North Carolina clinched a back-to-back conference milestone, reaching 13 conference wins for the second straight season and will host 12th-ranked Duke in the regular-season finale on Sunday.
  • Despite the loss, Virginia has achieved its first 19-win season under coach Amaka Agugua-Hamilton, with Levy's 3-pointer with 6:57 left trimming the deficit to 66 but falling short of a comeback.
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No. 21 North Carolina women share scoring wealth in beating Virginia 82-70

Elina Aarnisalo scored 20 points and 21st-ranked North Carolina ended its two-game losing streak by beating Virginia 82-70. North Carolina never trailed.

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