14/11/2026 7:15 PM
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Fearne-tastic: Jasmine nails eight threes for Raiders
Wright State redshirt senior guard Jasmine Fearne is from Cairns, Queensland. Photo: Wright State Raiders
Jasmine Fearne made eight of her nine threes for 24, but Wright State lost 73-66 at Indiana State.
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Wright State redshirt senior guard Jasmine Fearne made eight of her nine threes for 24 points and seven rebounds as the Raiders lost to Indiana State 73-66 at the Hulman Center in Terre Haute.
Twenty-eight Australian women had a game, and their teams went a combined 16-12.
All box scores are below in a searchable table. Games played Friday, November 13 US time, Saturday, November 14. All times AEDT.
Fearne, from Cairns, went 8-from-11 from the field, so every basket she made came from beyond the arc, and she scored six points in each quarter. Her eight threes were all but one of Wright State's nine. The Raiders trailed 37-32 at half-time and 55-51 after three quarters, and Indiana State won the fourth 18-15.
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Saint Mary's freshman forward Lucy Aherne, from Devonport, had 18 points, five rebounds, six assists and three steals in 53 minutes as the Gaels lost to Hawai'i 93-89 in triple overtime at the Stan Sheriff Center in Honolulu, in the Bank of Hawaii Classic. The game was tied 66-66 at the end of regulation and level again after each of the first two overtimes. Five Australians got on the floor: for the Rainbow Wahine, freshman Taryn Bond, from Cairns, scored nine in 12 minutes, sophomore Kyra Webb, from Melbourne, had six, senior Jade Peacock, from the Gold Coast, had four, and sophomore Teyahna Bond, Taryn's sister, played 12 minutes.
California Baptist freshman guard Josie Agnew, from Melbourne, scored 13 points on 4-from-6 shooting in 27 minutes as the Lancers beat Pacific 86-63 at the Fowler Events Center in Riverside, eight of them in the fourth quarter. Sophomore Sienna Grieger, from Adelaide, played four minutes.
North Alabama junior forward Amy Kurkowski, from Melbourne, had the only double-double by an Australian, 10 points and 10 rebounds with four assists, as the Lions beat Fisk 92-48 at Flowers Hall in Florence. Three more Australians played for North Alabama: junior Phoebe Holmes, from Mackay, had five points and six assists, freshman Olivia Tredrea, from Adelaide, scored five, and junior Ella Macleod, from Eynesbury, scored four.
Northwestern junior guard Lily Carmody, from Melbourne, had nine points, eight rebounds and five assists in 36 minutes as the Wildcats lost to West Virginia 66-53 at the Greenbrier Tip-Off in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia.
Utah senior forward Chyra Evans, from Newcastle, had five points, eight rebounds and five assists as the Utes won 78-47 at Boise State's ExtraMile Arena. Four Australians played for the Broncos: junior Libby Hutton, from Perth, scored six, junior Grace Foster, also from Perth, scored three, junior Milly Sharp, from Ballarat, scored two, and freshman Emerson McCrea, from Wollongong, scored one.
Pepperdine freshman centre Evelyn Martyn, from Victoria, scored seven in nine minutes, five of them at the line, as the Waves lost to Princeton 49-41 at Firestone Fieldhouse in Malibu. Sophomore Zoe Shanahan, from Melbourne, had two rebounds in 16 minutes, and Tigers freshman Eva Smith, from Cottesloe, played eight minutes.
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi junior Caitlin Lord, from Perth, scored seven in 12 minutes in a 63-47 loss at Texas State. Loyola Marymount senior Sarah Deng, from Adelaide, had six points, three rebounds, three assists and two steals, and redshirt freshman Erica Finney, from Sydney, hit a three as the Lions beat Alabama A&M 73-37, also in Honolulu. Oregon junior Hilary Fuller, from Brisbane, hit a three in a 79-72 win at Maine, and Southern Utah redshirt sophomore Emily Scholtes, from Traralgon, had five rebounds and a block in a 72-69 loss at Washington State. Wyoming sophomore Katie Harrington got on the floor in a 58-55 win at Colorado State, and Gonzaga junior Emmy Roach, from Littlehampton, played three minutes in an 82-62 loss at Grand Canyon.
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