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Sayvia Sellers has 17 points and 7 assists, No. 16 Washington women beat Pacific 75-54
Sayvia Sellers had 17 points and seven assists as Washington forced 21 Pacific turnovers and outscored the Tigers 27-8 at the line.
- On Thursday at Alaska Airlines Arena, Washington defeated Pacific 75-54, as Sayvia Sellers led the Huskies with 17 points and seven assists while Avery Howell added 15 points.
- Washington established a double-digit lead after a 12-0 run late in the second quarter, fueled by consecutive 3-pointers from Avery Howell, Sayvia Sellers, and Amayah Garcia that made it 32-22.
- Defensive pressure proved decisive; the Huskies forced 21 turnovers for 21 points and outscored the Tigers 27-8 from the free-throw line despite both teams shooting below 38% from the field.
- Jordan Dyer led the Tigers with 12 points while JoJo Nworie added 11 points and eight rebounds, briefly cutting the deficit to two points in the second half before Washington pulled away.
- The Huskies return to the court on November 12, hosting Cal State Bakersfield, while Pacific visits Cal Baptist on November 13 to continue their schedules.
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Sayvia Sellers has 17 points and 7 assists, No. 16 Washington women beat Pacific 75-54
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Pacific Tigers Fall 75-54 to No. 16 Washington; Dyer Scores 12
Pacific battled No. 16 Washington through the first half and briefly closed within three in the third quarter, but the Huskies pulled away for a 75-54 win. Freshman Jordyn Dyer led the Tigers with a career-high 12 points, while JoJo Nworie added 11 points and eight rebounds.
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