Binding -linked program evaluation record, while the WVU ended the season unbeaten at home

Morgantown, W.Va. – Senior Guard JJ strange With 38 points with a program record to bring the mountaineers on Wednesday evening in the WVU-Coliseum in Morgantown with a 75:46 win against Utah to a perfect 16: 0.

The native Virginia in Norfolk, the native Virginia, had bad problems in the opening district and only scored two points before fell in the second, 15 in the third and nine in fourth place. The goal is the third time in the program history. A WVU has reached the 38-point mark, which Christie Lambert (1995-99) and Meg Bulger (2004-08) connected.

The undefeated home record is the fourth time in the program history. A team ended the regular season with a perfect record. It is bound for the second most common home wins in one season behind the win of 17 in the 2009/10 season and in the 1992 season at the age of 16.

The Mountainers have won 17 competitions in a row at home and are back until last season, which is connected to the second longest home win series in the program history.

Quinerly ended the game 16 of 21 from the ground, since its 16 field goals are most closed in a game in the program history. Her 707 career Field goals are the third most common of a mountaineer.

The UTES came into play an average of 10.2 per game this season, while they met 48% of their attempts from beyond the arch. The West Virginia Defense limited Utah to only seven threes and a brand of 21.9% by Deep.

West Virginia produced an 8-0 run in the middle part of the open frame to build a 10-2 lead in the four-minute brand. WVU and UTES exchanged the rest of the path to 10 in West Virginia in West Virginia. Six differentiators scored points in the opening district.

In the early stages of the second tour of 15-11, Shaw hit the threes in a row. The offensive rhythm forced Utah for an early break in the 6: 23 mark and pushed the mountaineers to his second two-digit lead in the quarter.

Late in the quarter, seven in episode scored seven points, which was 12 points and led the WVU to its largest half with 15 points. Utah connected from the depth in the last minute to provide WVU a lead of 30 to 18 during the break.

Quinerly rolled off the break aggressively and scored 15 of the 21 points of the mountaineers in third place. At the end of the quarter, the WVU pushed the efforts to a lead of 51-36. Very 7 out of 9 attempts from the ground in the quarter.

The mountaineers rolled in fourth and exceeded the UTES 24-10 to produce the 21 of the team^st Double figure victory of the season and the 16^TH at 20 or more points.

West Virginia completes the regular season on Saturday on the street against Cincinnati. Tippoff in the fifth third -party arena in Cincinnati is planned for 2 p.m. et.