Mia Woolfolk delivered a dominant performance, scoring 27 points on efficient 12-of-14 shooting to lead No. 8 Vanderbilt to a decisive 101-59 victory over Western Kentucky in Nashville. The transfer from Georgia anchored the Commodores’ frontcourt, scoring 15 points in the first quarter alone to neutralize Western Kentucky’s early three-point surge from Trinity Rowe. Woolfolk’s interior presence allowed Vanderbilt to control the pace, extending their historic scoring streak to four consecutive games in excess of 100 points, a first in program history.
Commodores set program record with fourth straight 100-point outburst
Aubrey Galvan provided crucial perimeter support, contributing 19 points while hitting five of her seven three-point attempts in the first half. The Southeastern Conference Freshman of the Year last season showcased her range, including a deep shot midway through the second quarter that barely moved the net. While Mikayla Blakes finished with 12 points, her nation-leading streak of 18 straight games with at least 20 points came to an end as she struggled from the field, shooting 6-of-15 and missing all five of her three-pointers.
The win improves Vanderbilt’s record to 4-0, cementing their status as a top-tier offensive force entering the season. Western Kentucky (2-1) could not sustain their early momentum, falling behind as the Commodores’ depth and shooting accuracy overwhelmed the Hilltoppers. With the team entering the game ranked fourth in the nation in points per game, this performance underscores Vanderbilt’s ability to execute high-volume scoring strategies against varied defensive schemes.
Source: Yahoo Sports
