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Wright State Women
11-25 08:00
66 - 80
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Wright State Women
19
6
19
22
66
Miami Ohio Women
16
27
12
25
80
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The Miami Ohio Women's basketball team claimed an 80-66 road victory over the Wright State Women in a high-scoring Women's NCAA matchup on November 25, 2025. The RedHawks' efficient offense was the difference, as they shot a high percentage to outduel the Raiders. Miami Ohio found success both inside the arc and from beyond it, building a lead that Wright State could never quite erase. The Raiders stayed within range thanks to their own offensive bursts, but every time they threatened, the RedHawks responded with a scoring run of their own. Miami's ball movement was exceptional, leading to numerous open looks and a balanced scoring sheet. This quality road win boosted Miami Ohio's non-conference record, while Wright State was left to improve their defensive connectivity.