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Raiders See Career Highs in Season Opener at Wisconsin
11/5/2024 10:30:00 PM | Women's Basketball
MADISON, Wisconsin – The Wright State women's basketball team opened the 2024-45 season at Wisconsin on Tuesday night, as Claire Henson and Makiya Miller each saw career-highs with double-digit points in the 95-68 final.
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Wright State (0-1) will play again on Sunday, November 10 at Evansville for an 12 p.m. ET tipoff. Fans can keep up with the action online through ESPN+ livestreaming and live stats.
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The Raiders had 12 players touch the court with four making their collegiate debut – Anna Azzara, Florrie Cotterill, Ellie Magestro-Kennedy, and Rylee Sagester; four players – Olivia Brown, Lexi Bugajski, Chloe Chard Peloquin, and Amaya Staton – made their Wright State debut.
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As a team Wright State shot 37.3 percent (22-of-59) from the floor, shooting 25 percent for three. Miller accounted for half of the Raider's threes, going three-for-five beyond the arc. The Raiders finished 18-of-29 on the line, highlighted by a second quarter 9-of-15 mark. Wisconsin (1-0) ended the night shooting 45.6 percent from the floor, going 10-of-27 for three, and 61.9 percent on the line.
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Miller ended the night with a career high 22 points, marking eight double-figure scoring games in her collegiate career. Miller matched a career high of six rebounds, previously recorded at Michigan State (01/13/23) and Ohio Christian (11/17/22). Joining Miller in double-figures was Henson, tallying 12 points, another Raider career high. Chard Peloquin matched a career best of seven rebounds in her Wright State debut, recording five points.
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Lauren Scott added nine points for the Raiders, going three-of-nine from the floor, adding a three with just three minutes left in the first half and going two-of-three on the line. Staton recorded eight points and five rebounds in the Raider debut, followed by Macie Taylor with four points and five rebounds. Magestro-Kennedy had four points and one rebound, and Brown and Bugajski two points each while Brown added four rebounds.
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After entering the second quarter down by ten, the Raiders fought, lowering the Badger advantage to one with a 9-0 run. The run began as Miller went to the line with 4:42 left in the half, followed by Chard Peloquin with a layup at the four-minute mark. With the Raiders in the bonus, Chard Peloquin drew a foul, going to the line to lower Wisconsin's lead to six, 31-25. Miller continued, making a second chance point from outside the paint. With three minutes in the half, Scott had a jumper from outside the three-point circle, bringing the score to 31-30.
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Three Badgers finished with double-digit points, led by Serah Williams's double-double of 29 points and 12 rebounds.
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Wright State (0-1) will play again on Sunday, November 10 at Evansville for an 12 p.m. ET tipoff. Fans can keep up with the action online through ESPN+ livestreaming and live stats.
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The Raiders had 12 players touch the court with four making their collegiate debut – Anna Azzara, Florrie Cotterill, Ellie Magestro-Kennedy, and Rylee Sagester; four players – Olivia Brown, Lexi Bugajski, Chloe Chard Peloquin, and Amaya Staton – made their Wright State debut.
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As a team Wright State shot 37.3 percent (22-of-59) from the floor, shooting 25 percent for three. Miller accounted for half of the Raider's threes, going three-for-five beyond the arc. The Raiders finished 18-of-29 on the line, highlighted by a second quarter 9-of-15 mark. Wisconsin (1-0) ended the night shooting 45.6 percent from the floor, going 10-of-27 for three, and 61.9 percent on the line.
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Miller ended the night with a career high 22 points, marking eight double-figure scoring games in her collegiate career. Miller matched a career high of six rebounds, previously recorded at Michigan State (01/13/23) and Ohio Christian (11/17/22). Joining Miller in double-figures was Henson, tallying 12 points, another Raider career high. Chard Peloquin matched a career best of seven rebounds in her Wright State debut, recording five points.
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Lauren Scott added nine points for the Raiders, going three-of-nine from the floor, adding a three with just three minutes left in the first half and going two-of-three on the line. Staton recorded eight points and five rebounds in the Raider debut, followed by Macie Taylor with four points and five rebounds. Magestro-Kennedy had four points and one rebound, and Brown and Bugajski two points each while Brown added four rebounds.
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After entering the second quarter down by ten, the Raiders fought, lowering the Badger advantage to one with a 9-0 run. The run began as Miller went to the line with 4:42 left in the half, followed by Chard Peloquin with a layup at the four-minute mark. With the Raiders in the bonus, Chard Peloquin drew a foul, going to the line to lower Wisconsin's lead to six, 31-25. Miller continued, making a second chance point from outside the paint. With three minutes in the half, Scott had a jumper from outside the three-point circle, bringing the score to 31-30.
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Three Badgers finished with double-digit points, led by Serah Williams's double-double of 29 points and 12 rebounds.
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Team Stats
WSU
Wisc
FG%
.373
.456
3FG%
.250
.370
FT%
.621
.619
RB
38
52
TO
13
7
STL
2
11
Game Leaders
Players Mentioned
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