MADISON – The Wisconsin women’s basketball team ran away with another early-season win Nov. 11.
The Badgers defeated Delaware, 90-48, at the Kohl Center, their third win over 30 points in four games. The wire-to-wire victory was fueled by a season-high 54.5% shooting and Teagan Mallengi’s third 20-point game of the season.
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The junior guard tied her career high with 24 points in 21 minutes. She was 9 for 14 shooting that included 4 for 8 from 3-point range.
Her threes made were a team-high on a night when UW hit a season high 13 from beyond the arc.
Junior guard Addie Deal added 19 points on 8-for-14 shooting. Senior guard Laci Steele added 10 points.
On the other end of the floor, UW forced 31 turnovers. Freshman guard Alicia Courthiau had a team-high five steals to go along with seven points and four assists.
The Badgers also welcomed back sophomore center Dorja Zaja, who made missed the first three games due to an ankle injury. She played 8 minutes in the second half and didn’t score but grabbed an offensive rebound.
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This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Teagan Mallegni ties career high, Wisconsin beats Delaware to improve to 4-0
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