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Defeating Delaware

NEWARK, Del. (UCFKnights.com) – The UCF women’s basketball team opened December action the same way they closed out November – with a win. The Knights posted a 71-60 victory over Delaware in the Bob Carpenter Center on Sunday evening.

 

UCF (7-1) used its sixth 70-point performance to top Delaware (3-6) and posted its best start since the 2013-14 campaign.

 

A trio of Knights reached double figures. For the eighth time this season, Kay Kay Wright reached double digits, scoring a game-high 24. Sydnee McDonald added 15 and Tolulope Omokore chipped in a season-best 11 points.

 

Wright led UCF with seven rebounds and dished out four assists. Fifi Ndour collected a team-high four steals and tallied a game-high three blocks.

 

Kudos for Coach “ABE”

  • Sunday’s victory marked UCF head coach Katie Abrahamson-Henderson’s 50th win at the helm of the Knights.
  • She became the fastest UCF head coach to amass 50 Division I victories – doing so in 74 games.
  • She is the second-fastest to 50 wins in UCF history – just behind Joe Sanchez (1981-85).
  • Coach “ABE” is the fifth UCF coach with 50 wins.

 

Just Wright

  • Kay Kay Wright has reached double figures in all eight games.
  • Her 24 points marked the third time this season that she’s reached the 20-point mark.
  • The Orlando native pulled down a game-high seven rebounds, playing all 40 minutes.
  • She also dished out four assists – moving her to 299 for her career.

 

The Knights will continue their road swing on Dec. 12, heading to Duquesne for a 7 p.m. contest.

 

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The UCF women's basketball team is set for its third season under head coach Katie Abrahamson-Henderson. Purchase season tickets by clicking here or calling (407) 823-1000.    

 

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