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The overall series record moves to 13-12 in favor of the Mountaineers while ISU is 8-4 in games played in Ames.

Iowa State has now won six of its last seven games against West Virginia with four played in Hilton Coliseum.

He also picked up his 375th win in Hilton Coliseum.

With tonight's win, head coach Bill Fennelly moves to 767-358 (.682) overall and 601-305 (.663) at Iowa State.

The freshman's double-double of 22 points and 11 rebounds was her second of the season.Įmily Ryan had a pivotal fourth quarter to seal the victory, scoring double figure points in the frame alone, bringing her final stat line to 13 points, seven rebounds, two assists, a block and a steal in 26 minutes.

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Ryan and Belanger stretched the lead to 10 on six straight free throws, sealing the comeback 74-64.Īudi Crooks extended her double-figure scoring streak to 14, while notching her fifth 20-plus point game. Iowa State held the lead, going up by four (68-64) following a layup by Ryan assisted by Belanger with a minute to go. At 4:50, Crooks kept the run going tallying five straight points following a pair of layups and a free throw, putting the Cyclones back in front 64-62. As WVU went back up by eight, Ryan shifted the momentum with a jumper while Brown followed with a 3 to come back within three at 62-59 for a WVU timeout. Iowa State battled on, making it a five-point game (57-52) as Belanger delivered her second shot beyond the arc. Ryan sent in the jumper to continue cutting down WVU's lead as the final quarter began. As time expired in the third, Jalynn Bristow stole the ball while Arianna Jackson made her free throws after drawing the foul bringing the score to 55-47. Brown and Hannah Belanger kept it going with two more deep shots, cutting a once 19-point deficit down to 10 (55-45) with just over two minutes remaining. Kelsey Joens would go on to end the visitor's scoring spree with a 3-pointer, putting the score at 55-39 midway through the third.

West Virginia continued to shoot efficiently beyond the arc, netting two more on a run of nine straight points to hold the lead at 53-36 as ISU called a timeout with 6:22 on the clock. The Mountaineers would make it a 10-point lead on their ninth 3-pointer, while turnovers proved costly as ISU committed 10 in the first half and WVU took the advantage of 44-31 into halftime. West Virginia followed to take a run of six, but Crooks stopped the run as she entered double figures with a jumper at 5:02 to make it 31-25.

The second began with cold shooting as neither team scored for the first two minutes, before Natabou put in two free throws as the contest was again brought to a tie at 21. It remained a one-possession game as the first quarter ended, with WVU leading 21-19. At the first media timeout, ISU kept within two of the Mountaineers (11-9), while Isnelle Natabou fought for the offensive board and put in the basket to tie it right out of the timeout. Addy Brown was the third in double figures with 12 on 5-of-9 shooting, also adding eight rebounds, eight assists and a block.Ĭrooks converted on the and one to begin the game with a 3-3 tie, while the freshman went on to tally the Cyclones' first seven points within two minutes of play. Audi Crooks led the charge in the rally, putting up a double-double leading the game in both categories with 22 points and 11 rebounds.Įmily Ryan played crucial minutes in the final quarter shooting perfectly with three field goals and four free throws, totaling 10 points in the fourth and 13 in the game. Iowa State fell behind following WVU converting on 25 points off 20 ISU turnovers, but the Cyclones showed their grit ending the game on a 20-2 run. The Cyclones extended their win streak to seven while securing the 75th Top-25 ranked victory under Bill Fennelly and 80th in program history. 24 West Virginia (13-2, 2-2 Big 12), rallying back from a 19-point deficit to seal the Cyclones' first ranked victory of the season and remain unbeaten in conference by a final score of 74-64. AMES, Iowa – Iowa State (11-4, 4-0 Big 12) stunned No.

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