Following a tough loss on the road in Chapel Hill, Kentucky Women's Basketball bounced back with a resounding 87 - 45 win against Queens. This victory marked a significant turn in their season and set the stage for their upcoming games.

Witness Kentucky's Basketball Resurgence and Future Battles

First Quarter: Shooting on Point

After getting off to a blistering 29 - 9 lead, Kentucky's shooting was on fire in the first quarter. Shots were dropping with precision, leaving Queens struggling to keep up. Georgia Amoore led the charge, scoring nine points on 3 - 5 shooting from the field. Her two three-pointers and a 3 - point play showcased her scoring prowess. Amelia Hassett and Teonni Key also started hot, finishing the first quarter with five and four points respectively. This early dominance set the tone for the rest of the game.The Wildcats' rhythm was unbeatable as they continued to pour in points. Their offensive efficiency in the first quarter was a clear indication of their potential to dominate the game.

Second Quarter: Solidifying the Lead

Kentucky went on a 12 - 0 run to begin the second quarter, extending their lead to 30 points. Their shooting from three-point range was impressive, with Amoore hitting two, Hassett making three, and Dazia Lawrence adding one. From the field, they held Queens to a dismal 7 - 31 shooting (22.6%), solidifying their 34 - point lead going into the third quarter.Clara Strack was a force in the half, finishing with 12 points on 5 - 9 shooting (55.6%) and three rebounds along with two assists. Her all - around game contributed significantly to Kentucky's lead.

Third Quarter: Creeping Away

Although the third quarter was slower offensively for Kentucky, they still managed to maintain their lead over Queens. Despite giving up 11 points, they went into the fourth quarter with a 47 - point advantage. Teonni Key led the team in this quarter, scoring eight points and grabbing four rebounds with perfect shooting. Amoore added six more points, and Clara Silva contributed four.Kentucky's defense was solid throughout the game, and their ability to control the tempo even in a slower quarter was a testament to their team chemistry.

Fourth Quarter: Consistent Performance

The fourth quarter was more of the same for Kentucky. They continued to score at will and get stops on defense. However, Queens got a taste of some of their lesser - used players like Saniah Tyler, Gabby Brooks, and Tanah Becker. As a trio, they managed to tally three points, two rebounds, and two assists.Cassidy Rowe ran the offense for most of the fourth quarter, giving Lawrence and Amoore a much - needed break. She added two rebounds and two assists in 17 minutes of play, showing her ability to contribute in different ways.With this solid win in the books, Kentucky Women's Basketball is now looking ahead to their next challenge. On Saturday, Dec. 14 at 5:00 p.m. EST, they will take on Purdue in their second away game of the season. With a record of 8 - 1, they have the potential to enter SEC play with only one loss if they can secure a win over the Boilermakers.