Freshman Alyssa Bowen fires 20 for Utah Tech

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Utah Tech freshman guard Alyssa Bowen scored 20 points with four threes in 37 minutes, but the Trailblazers lost 87-60 to California Baptist at Burns Arena in St. George, Utah.

Twenty-eight Australian women had a game on day five, and their teams went a combined 19-9.

All box scores are below in a searchable table. Games played Friday, November 6 US time, Saturday, November 7. All times AEDT.

Bowen, from Perth, went 6-from-18 from the field, 4-from-11 from three and 4-from-8 at the line, with four rebounds and a block. On the other side, California Baptist sophomore Sienna Grieger, from Adelaide, took every one of her 10 shots from three and made four for 12 points off the bench.

Boise State junior Libby Hutton, from Perth, scored 16 on 6-from-11 shooting and 4-from-5 at the line with two blocks, and junior Grace Foster, also from Perth, added 13 with two threes as the Broncos beat Portland State 83-68 at ExtraMile Arena in Boise.

Columbia senior Fliss Henderson, from North Curl Curl, had the only Australian double-double of the day, 13 points and 12 rebounds, eight of them offensive, with four assists, as the Lions beat Rhode Island 76-62 at Curb Event Center in Nashville.

Lehigh freshman Olivia Johnston, from Sydney, scored 10 on 5-from-10 shooting off the bench, but the Mountain Hawks lost 75-67 at Monmouth.

Utah senior Chyra Evans, from Newcastle, had nine points, four rebounds and three assists as the Utes beat Colorado State 72-63 at the Jon M. Huntsman Center in Salt Lake City.

Idaho State freshman Krystal Arnason, from Leongatha, filled the sheet off the bench with eight points on 4-from-5 shooting, nine rebounds, five steals and five blocks in 25 minutes as the Bengals beat Westminster 79-30 at Reed Gym in Pocatello. Westminster is not a Division I program.