8
Nov
2026
Aussies in NCAAW
Barbecue Chicken: Hannah drops 20 and 12 for Illinois State
Hannah Chicken had 20 and 12 for Illinois State and Erin Condron 19 as 35 Aussie women went 17-18.
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Illinois State sophomore forward Hannah Chicken had 20 points and 12 rebounds as the Redbirds beat Augustana 96-54 at CEFCU Arena in Normal, Illinois.
Thirty-five Australian women had a game on day six, and their teams went a combined 17-18.
All box scores are below in a searchable table.
Games played Saturday, November 7 US time, Sunday, November 8. All times AEDT.
Chicken, from Taree, went 7-from-12 from the field, 1-from-2 from three and 5-from-6 at the line in 23 minutes, with six offensive rebounds, two assists and a steal. Augustana is not a Division I program.
UC San Diego senior Erin Condron, from Woodend, played all 45 minutes and had 19 points, eight rebounds, four steals and two blocks as the Tritons beat San Diego 90-88 in overtime at Pechanga Arena in San Diego.
Buffalo sophomore Meg Lucas, from Melbourne, had the day's other Australian double-double, 15 points on 7-from-9 shooting and 16 rebounds, but the Bulls lost 86-62 at Youngstown State.
Charleston redshirt sophomore Isla Juffermans, from Coffs Harbour, scored 15 on 5-from-6 shooting and 5-from-5 at the line with two blocks as the Cougars beat Charleston Southern 71-54 at TD Arena in Charleston, South Carolina.
Florida Gulf Coast junior Amelia Hobson, from Melbourne, scored 14 off the bench on 6-from-10 shooting with seven rebounds and two blocks as the Eagles beat Arkansas State 89-59 at Alico Arena in Fort Myers, Florida.
South Carolina Upstate sophomore Keira Hudson, from the Central Coast, scored 11 off the bench on 4-from-5 shooting, including two threes, as the Spartans beat Southern Wesleyan 68-33 at the G.B. Hodge Center in Spartanburg. Southern Wesleyan is not a Division I program.
BYU freshman Prasayus Notoa, from Brisbane, scored 10 with five rebounds and three assists off the bench as the Cougars beat Montana 97-53 at the Marriott Center in Provo, Utah.
Colorado sophomore Jade Crook, from Albury, had nine points on 4-from-6 shooting and eight rebounds as the Buffaloes beat Fresno State 73-56 at the CU Events Center in Boulder.
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