Lady Hurricanes Dominate the Weekend; First Alert: November 23, 2024

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Cameron Williams scored a game-high 20 points on a nearly perfect 9-10 shooting from the field, Haley Cavinder poured in 15 points, and the University of Miami women’s basketball team (5-0) defeated Campbell 71-66 to improve to 5-0 and remain undefeated 

The Hurricanes' offensive performance was impressive. They shot 48.3 percent from the field throughout the game. Miami had 10 players score at least two points, including five who scored six or more points. 

Williams was sensational, as she pulled down seven rebounds in addition to scoring 20 points in the contest.  

Haley Cavinder had another all-around outstanding performance for the Canes. She scored 15 points, grabbed seven rebounds, and dished out five assists.  

Miami dominated the paint in the contest, as they outscored Campbell in the lane 42-22. The Canes also controlled the glass, outrebounding the Fighting Camels 38-30.  

In volleyball, the University of Miami volleyball team (19-9, 10-7) swept the Clemson Tigers (10-18, 2-15), 3-0, on Friday night in the Knight Sports Complex.

The Hurricanes tallied 46 kills, 40 digs, seven blocks and seven aces. Junior Flormarie Heredia Colon and sophomore Grace Lopez led the team with 14 and 13 kills, respectively.

Hurricanes Schedule:

Football: No. 8 Miami vs. Wake Forest

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Hurricanes Results:

Men's Basketball: Oklahoma State 80, Miami 74

Miami Basketball Struggles to Find its NBA Offense Once Again

Women's Basketball:Miami 71, Campbell 66

Volleyball: Miami 3, Clemson 0

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