OU-UW Postgame Notes

· The Oklahoma win on Friday was Sherri Coale's 400^th career win at Oklahoma.

· Oklahoma is now 15-4 in season openers in 19 seasons under Sherri Coale.

· Attendance for Friday nights matchup between Oklahoma and Washington was 5,230. It was the largest attendance for a regular season home opener dating back to November 13, 2011 against Sacramento State.

· Peyton Little, Gabbi Ortiz, Sharane Campbell-Olds, Gioya Carter and Kaylon Williams were Oklahoma's starting five.

· Gabbi Ortiz became the first freshman to start a season opener for the Sooners since Aaryn Ellenburg did in the 2010-11 season opener against Milwaukee.

· Oklahoma began the game on an 11-0 run leading up to the first media timeout.

· Oklahoma outscored the Huskies 18-5 in the first seven minutes of the first half.

· Sharane Campbell-Olds led the way for the Sooners in first half scoring with 14 points and three rebounds.

· The Sooners scored 48 points in the first half, the most dating back to December 15, 2013 against Maryland Eastern Shore when they scored 54.

· Eleven of thirteen players saw action in the first half for the Sooners.

· Sharane Campbell- Olds led Oklahoma in points with 26.

· Nicole Kornet led the Sooners off the bench with 14 points

· Kaylon Williams earned a career high in points with 23 points. She also played in 29 minutes against the Huskies, which was more than any game last season. (25)

· Maddie Manning played in her first official game in 719 days after sitting out the past two seasons with knee injuries. She played 13 minutes in the Oklahoma win.

· Washington's Kelsey Plum scored 45 points in Friday's matchup. That is the most points against the Sooners since Andrea Riley from Oklahoma State also scored 45 on January 12, 2008. Plum's 45 point performance also set a Washington school record.

Players Mentioned

Sharane Campbell-Olds

Gioya Carter

Nicole Kornet

Peyton Little

Maddie Manning

Gabbi Ortiz

Kaylon Williams

Sponsors

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