STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) — In a stunning display of shooting prowess, Anna Gret Asi led the No. 25 Oklahoma State Cowgirls to a resounding 85-55 victory over the No. 12 Kansas State Wildcats on Saturday. Asi’s career-high eight 3-pointers and 24 points set the tone for a hot start that the Cowgirls never relinquished.
The Cowgirls came out firing on all cylinders, with Asi leading the charge. Her first-half performance was nothing short of phenomenal, as she single-handedly outscored the Wildcats and propelled her team to a commanding lead. With each successive three-pointer, the crowd grew more electric, sensing that they were witnessing something special.
Asi’s shooting was not the only highlight of the game, as Stailee Heard chipped in with a double-double, further solidifying the Cowgirls’ dominance. Heard’s all-around performance showcased her ability to affect the game in multiple facets, from scoring to rebounding and playmaking.
The Wildcats, on the other hand, struggled to find their footing against the Cowgirls’ stifling defense. Despite their best efforts, they were unable to contain Asi and the rest of the Oklahoma State squad, who seemed to be operating on a different level. As the final buzzer sounded, the Cowgirls had secured an impressive 30-point victory, sending a strong statement to the rest of the league.
This upset win has significant implications for the Cowgirls, as they continue to make a case for themselves in the competitive world of women’s college basketball. With Asi and Heard leading the charge, Oklahoma State is poised to make some noise in the tournament. As for the Wildcats, they will need to regroup and reassess their strategy following this crushing defeat.
The game also highlighted the depth and talent of the Cowgirls’ roster, as multiple players made significant contributions to the winning effort. With their sights set on the postseason, Oklahoma State will look to build upon this momentum and make a deep run in the tournament. For now, they can bask in the glory of this resounding upset victory over a highly ranked opponent.