On Thursday evening, the University of Miami women’s basketball team engaged in a fiercely competitive match against Boston College. Despite their valiant effort and scoring prowess, the Hurricanes narrowly lost with a final score of 83-79. The game saw numerous lead changes and ties, showcasing an intense back-and-forth contest. Key players like Jasmyne Roberts, Darrione Rogers, and Cameron Williams contributed significantly to the team's offensive efforts. Despite the loss, Miami demonstrated exceptional shooting accuracy and minimized turnovers, setting the stage for upcoming challenges.
The battle between the Hurricanes and Boston College was a testament to both teams' resilience and skill. Over the course of 40 minutes, the game saw nine ties and six lead changes, indicating a tightly contested affair from start to finish. Jasmyne Roberts led the charge for Miami, delivering a standout performance with 16 points, five rebounds, three steals, and two assists. Her efficiency on the court was complemented by strong contributions from teammates Darrione Rogers and Cameron Williams, who scored 15 and 14 points respectively. Rogers also excelled in three-point shooting, hitting five out of six attempts.
Hanna Cavinder and Haley Cavinder further bolstered the Hurricanes’ offense. Hanna scored 12 points and recorded a team-high eight assists, while Haley added 15 points and grabbed five rebounds. The team's overall shooting percentage was impressive, hitting 55% from the field and 83.3% from the free-throw line. Miami’s dominance in the paint, scoring 40 points, and their low turnover count of just 14 highlighted their solid defensive play.
In addition to the basketball action, Miami's track and field athletes made significant strides. Carter Cukerstein achieved the fifth-fastest time in the men’s 60m indoor race, clocking in at 6.73 seconds. Newcomer Payton Serraglio also marked her name in the school’s top five list in women’s pole vault with a height of 3.76 meters. Solomon Strader earned a bronze medal in the men’s 400m, recording a personal best time that ranks second in school history. Erikka Hill secured third place in the women’s weight throw with a mark of 19.28 meters.
The Hurricanes will soon return to action on Sunday when they face Florida State. Meanwhile, day two of the Corky Classic begins at noon, featuring events such as the women’s shot put, triple jump, and the B section of the women’s 200m. Fans can stay updated with all Miami sports activities through various social media platforms.