San Francisco Usf/Oregon Oregon Women's College Basketball recap on ESPN

Angelina Wolvert scored 21 points as Oregon beat San Francisco 92-65 Saturday night, but reserve Jamie Craighead provided some needed spark with 14 points, nine rebounds and five assists.

"Jamie is just one of those people who has decided that she is going to lead this team and get things done," Oregon coach Jody Runge said. "Our guards did a very nice job of containing them on the dribble. We did a nice job of keeping them off the boards."

Kourtney Shreve added 15 points for the Ducks (6-3), who lost a leader earlier this season when point guard Shaquala Williams tore the anterior cruciate ligament in her left knee. Saturday, Oregon never trailed and led by as many as 30 in the second half.

Reserve Molly Shanley scored 14 points and Alicia Hernandez added 13 for San Francisco (5-5).

Oregon built a 43-23 lead by halftime, even though starting center and leading rebounder Jenny Mowe picked up her fourth foul with 10:23 left and sat out the rest of the first half.

"To be able to dominate somebody and make them look like they have no chance is what we want to do," Craighead said. "I guess we did that."

The absence of Mowe's power was made up by athletic play around the basket from forward Ndidi Unaka and center Alyssa Fredrick, who combined for 15 points.

"They played great," Shreve said of the two. "They were ready and focused. They did a good job and made an impact right away."

Oregon then shot 64 percent in the second half and easily held off the Dons.

"We scored 92 points, so obviously everyone contributed," Craighead said. "We haven't really had a game like this yet this year."

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