November 12, 2026 | Women's Basketball
SEATTLE - The Huskies took down Cal State Bakersfield at home, 85-51, Thursday night.
Washington began the night with a flurry from deep en route to a 35-point first quarter, marking the most points scored by the Huskies in a single quarter in program history. The Dawgs knocked down 6-of-7 from deep and 13-of-14 from the field in the opening quarter, with nine of those field goals coming off of assists.
Every Husky in tonight's game added to the scoring column, with Avery Howell's 21 points on 7-of-9 shooting leading the way. Junior guard Devin Coppinger added 12 points and three assists to the UW total. Tilda Trygger scored 11 points and grabbed seven boards. Sayvia Sellers distributed the ball well, collecting five assists and connecting on her lone shot attempt. Brynn McGaughy and Brooke Carlson each had nine points, while Sunshine Garcia put up eight of her own. Daniella McLean protected the Husky hoop with a career-high three blocks.
Washington was efficient, scoring the ball from start to finish, shooting a perfect 100% from the field through the first seven and a half minutes and missing only one shot in the quarter. The Huskies' defense fed their offense, scoring 33 points off the Roadrunners' 23 turnovers. Once they took the lead 19 seconds into the game, CSUB never caught up, with UW leading the entire contest.
The Huskies will play their first road game of the season next week as they face Washington State on Tuesday (11/17).













