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Skylar Forbes, Gia Cooke help No. 24 West Virginia women roll to 81-63 victory over Georgia Tech

Skylar Forbes scored 23 points and Gia Cooke added 20 as the Mountaineers outrebounded Georgia Tech 37-28.

  • On Sunday, No. 24 West Virginia defeated Georgia Tech 81-63 at McCamish Pavilion in Atlanta, with Skylar Forbes scoring 23 points and Gia Cooke adding 20 to lead the Mountaineers to their third consecutive win.
  • After two subpar performances to begin the season, West Virginia blitzed the Yellow Jackets for its most complete game to date, shooting 48.4% from the floor and leading 27-16 after the first quarter.
  • Khyala Ngodu controlled the lane with 10 rebounds and nine points, helping West Virginia secure a 37-28 rebounding edge, while Kennedy Harris contributed 11 points hitting three 3-pointers and Talayah Walker led Georgia Tech with 21 points.
  • Dominating inside, the Mountaineers outscored the Yellow Jackets 42-26 in the paint and recorded 23 second-chance points, with Divine Tumba providing 10 points off the bench on 5 of 7 shooting.
  • West Virginia now looks ahead to Friday's matchup against Northwestern at The Greenbrier Tip-Off in White Sulphur Springs, aiming to remain in the AP Top 25 rankings for a ninth consecutive week.
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Skylar Forbes, Gia Cooke help No. 24 West Virginia women roll to 81-63 victory over Georgia Tech

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