
Senior Riley Nordgaard
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11/26/2016 5:28:00 PM | Women's Basketball
Montana State put its most complete game together to date shooting 53 percent from the field en route to a convincing 77-50 victory over Santa Clara, Saturday afternoon at the Tiger Turkey Tip-Off Classic hosted by the University of the Pacific.
Montana State put its most complete game together to date shooting 53 percent from the field en route to a convincing 77-50 victory over Santa Clara, Saturday afternoon at the Tiger Turkey Tip-Off Classic hosted by the University of the Pacific.
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Montana State (3-3) got out to a four-point cushion after the opening quarter and pushed its lead to 34-20 on a four-point play by junior Riley Nordgaard in the second stanza. Santa Clara (2-3) whittled the margin down to 36-28 at intermission.
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"It was a great balanced team effort against a really efficient team," said MSU 12th year head coach Tricia Binford. "Once again, we had a lot of people step-up, and we received great bench production."
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The Bobcats came out of halftime with a 20-8 run to put the game away. MSU connected on 67 percent from the field in the third quarter, while holding the Broncos to 30 percent from the floor.
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Nordgaard and Peyton Ferris paced the Bobcats with 17 points, apiece, while Oliana Squires and Hannah Caudill added 15 and ten points, respectively.
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Montana State held a slight 34-32 advantage under the boards led by Blaire Braxton with seven rebounds. Caudill finished with a game-high five assists, while Nordgaard posted a game-high five steals.
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"Riley was tenacious and really got us going defensively," Binford said. "Hannah had a very consistent and efficient weekend. We will continue to improve taking care of the ball. I thought we showed a great level of toughness to play that hard in back-to-back games."
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Santa Clara was led by Morgan McGwire and Marie Bertholdt with 11 points, each.
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The Bobcats will host Carroll College on Dec. 2 and will celebrate its 2015-16 Big Sky Conference regular-season championship prior to tip-off.
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Montana State (3-3) got out to a four-point cushion after the opening quarter and pushed its lead to 34-20 on a four-point play by junior Riley Nordgaard in the second stanza. Santa Clara (2-3) whittled the margin down to 36-28 at intermission.
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"It was a great balanced team effort against a really efficient team," said MSU 12th year head coach Tricia Binford. "Once again, we had a lot of people step-up, and we received great bench production."
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The Bobcats came out of halftime with a 20-8 run to put the game away. MSU connected on 67 percent from the field in the third quarter, while holding the Broncos to 30 percent from the floor.
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Nordgaard and Peyton Ferris paced the Bobcats with 17 points, apiece, while Oliana Squires and Hannah Caudill added 15 and ten points, respectively.
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Montana State held a slight 34-32 advantage under the boards led by Blaire Braxton with seven rebounds. Caudill finished with a game-high five assists, while Nordgaard posted a game-high five steals.
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"Riley was tenacious and really got us going defensively," Binford said. "Hannah had a very consistent and efficient weekend. We will continue to improve taking care of the ball. I thought we showed a great level of toughness to play that hard in back-to-back games."
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Santa Clara was led by Morgan McGwire and Marie Bertholdt with 11 points, each.
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The Bobcats will host Carroll College on Dec. 2 and will celebrate its 2015-16 Big Sky Conference regular-season championship prior to tip-off.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
SCU
MSU
FG%
.333
.526
3FG%
.278
.391
FT%
.733
.800
RB
32
34
TO
26
21
STL
8
16
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