9
Nov
2026
Aussies in NCAAW
Katie Donovan leads Davidson's four-Aussie scoring blitz with 19
Davidson's Australian senior Katie Donovan. Photo: Davidson College
Katie Donovan scored 19 in 17 minutes as four Australians hit double figures in a Davidson rout.
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Davidson senior Katie Donovan scored 19 points in 17 minutes as the Wildcats beat Campbell 80-43 at John M. Belk Arena in Davidson, North Carolina, and all four of their Australians reached double figures.
Forty-two Australian women had a game, and their teams went a combined 28-14.
All box scores are below in a searchable table.
Games played Sunday, November 8 US time, Monday, November 9. All times AEDT.
Donovan, from Queensland, went 6-from-11 from the field, 2-from-6 from three and 5-from-5 at the line, with two rebounds and an assist.
Junior Emilie Bessell, from Sydney, had 12 points and nine rebounds, six of them offensive. Freshman Sharni Reisinger, from Brisbane, scored 10 off the bench with two threes and four assists, and sophomore Asha Nightingale, from Traralgon, added 10 off the bench on 5-from-10 shooting with two steals. The four Australians scored 51 of Davidson's 80 points.
Clemson junior Edie Clarke, from Melbourne, had 15 points on 7-from-10 shooting and 11 rebounds, with three assists, two steals and a block, as the Tigers beat UNC Greensboro 72-44 at Littlejohn Coliseum in Clemson, South Carolina.
Columbia senior Fliss Henderson, from North Curl Curl, had the day's other Australian double-double, 11 points and 13 rebounds (six offensive) with four assists, as the Lions won 84-64 at Belmont in Nashville.
Michigan senior Dallas Loughridge, from Bena, scored 15 on 5-from-7 shooting, including 3-from-4 from three, with six assists and two steals in 26 minutes as the Wolverines beat Wright State 109-52 at the Crisler Center in Ann Arbor.
UC Davis freshman Rebecca Donnelly, from Sydney, scored 13 off the bench with three threes and seven rebounds, but the Aggies lost 67-60 at Stanford.
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