Virginia prevails in tune-up against Pitt-Johnstown, 92-45

Courtesy UVA Media Relations

The Virginia women’s basketball team defeated Pitt-Johnstown, 92-45, in a preseason exhibition game on Thursday at John Paul Jones Arena.

CAVALIER NOTES

• Camryn Taylor scored 22 points on 10-of-13 shooting. She also grabbed 10 rebounds
• Taylor Valladay scored 21 points on 7-of-10 shooting with four assists
• London Clarkson scored 13 points off the bench on 5-of-7 shooting
• Ashley Norling led the Mountain Cats with 12 points
• The Cavaliers scored 58 points in the paint
• Virginia shot 48.6 percent (35 of 72) while Pitt-Johnstown shot 27.4 percent (17 of 62)
• Virginia held a 55-32 edge in rebounding
• Pitt-Johnstown is an NCAA Division-II institution

Great to be playing in front of the home fans tonight!! #GoHoos🔶⚔️ #GNSL pic.twitter.com/v88bvTAlyF

— Virginia Women’s Basketball (@UVAWomensHoops) November 4, 2022

FROM HEAD COACH AMAKA AGUGUA-HAMILTON

“It was good to get under the lights. I think we had a little bit of nerves out there. We didn’t really shoot it as well as we could have, but I was happy to see us put up 90 points on them. I think the defense has to get better, obviously. I think that was pretty glaring. We didn’t really play together on that side of the ball. I thought that was just a little bit of nerves, so stuff we can work on in practice.”

“I was happy to see some fans in the stands. Hopefully, there’ll be more as we move forward. But it’s good for everybody to get those jitters out. Players want to execute what we’re doing for me, for themselves, and for the fans. So just to get [the jitters] out in this game and then get focused for the next one is really, really gonna help us.”

UP NEXT

• Virginia opens the regular season on Monday with a 5 p.m. game against George Washington. Please note the 5 p.m. start time
• The Cavaliers start the season with four straight home games, including its first ACC contest on Sunday, Nov. 13, against Wake Forest

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