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2026
Aussies in NCAAW
Rubi Gray sinks four threes in Fresno State debut
Australian Fresno State senior guard Rubi Gray (second left). Photo: Fresno State WBB
Rubi Gray had 18 points and four steals off the bench, and 20 Australian women played on day three.
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Fresno State senior guard Rubi Gray scored 18 points with four threes and four steals off the bench as the Bulldogs beat UC Merced 94-32 at the Save Mart Center in Fresno, California.
Twenty Australian women had a game on day three, and their teams went a combined 9-3.
All box scores are below in a searchable table. Games played Wednesday, November 4 US time, Thursday, November 5. All times AEDT.
Gray needed only 20 minutes, shooting 7-from-14 with five rebounds, four of them offensive. UC Merced is not a Division I program. Sophomore Sienna Clark, from Sydney, hit a three in six minutes, and freshman Ella Barmentloo, from Perth, had two rebounds and a steal. Junior Latisha Wilson, from Adelaide, did not play.
Gray transferred from Sacramento State before the start of the season.
Saint Mary's freshman Lucy Aherne, also from Devonport, started and scored 13 points with three threes and two steals in 26 minutes, but the Gaels lost 87-54 at Stanford's Maples Pavilion. Senior Emily Foy, from Newcastle, did not play.
Houston Christian freshman Remy Hearn, from Perth, scored 12 off the bench on 5-from-8 shooting with three steals, and senior Nikki Stanic, from Melbourne, started and hit three threes for 11 points as the Huskies beat LeTourneau 80-45 at Sharp Gymnasium in Houston. LeTourneau is not a Division I program.
Four Australians met in Corvallis, Oregon, where California Baptist won 79-77 at Oregon State's Gill Coliseum. Oregon State sophomore Katelyn Field, from Melbourne, started and had three points, five rebounds, two steals and a block in 24 minutes, and sophomore Keira Lindemans, also from Melbourne, had a block in seven minutes. For California Baptist, freshman Josie Agnew, from Melbourne, had three points in 24 minutes off the bench, and sophomore Sienna Grieger, from Adelaide, played five minutes.
Texas sophomore Jayda Clark, from Perth, started and had seven points and six rebounds as the Longhorns beat Fairleigh Dickinson 85-65 at the Moody Center in Austin.
Two more Australians were on opposite sides in Nashville, where Vanderbilt beat Queens 100-42 at Memorial Gymnasium. Queens junior Makayla Minshall, from Sydney, started and had six points and four rebounds in 27 minutes. Vanderbilt sophomore Monique Williams, from Perth, had two points and four rebounds in six minutes.
USC Upstate sophomore Keira Hudson, from the Central Coast, had five points, three rebounds, three assists and two steals, and sophomore Kinley Paterson, from Perth, started and had six assists and two steals as the Spartans beat Johnson 82-51.
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi junior Caitlin Lord, from Perth, had five points off the bench in a 76-36 win over Our Lady of the Lake. Colorado sophomore Jade Crook, from Albury, started and scored two points in 13 minutes of an 83-38 win over Morgan State.
St. Bonaventure freshman Lola Gralton, from Sydney, did not play in the Bonnies' 68-56 win over D'Youville.
