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Virginia Beats Arizona State 57-55 in Women’s First Four
- On Thursday, Virginia defeated Arizona State 57-55 in the NCAA Tournament First Four, securing its first win since 2018.
- Kymora Johnson scored 17 points with 10 rebounds and five assists, while Virginia received bench help from Caitlin Weimar.
- Johnson's late 3-pointer, Virginia's first second-half field goal in 10 attempts, made it 54-51; she added 1 of 2 free throws with 5.3 seconds left as Jyah LoVett lost control.
- The win marked Virginia's first NCAA Tournament victory since 2018 and its first 20-win season since 2017, with Arizona State returning under first-year coach Molly Miller.
- Looking ahead to Saturday, Virginia will face seventh-seeded and 24th-ranked Georgia, which had the best single-season turnaround after going 13-19 last year and is making its 37th NCAA appearance.
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Virginia beats Arizona State 57-55 in women’s First Four
Kymora Johnson scored 17 points, including a go-ahead 3-pointer with 30.6 seconds remaining, and Virginia beat Arizona State 57-55 on Thursday night in the First Four for its first NCAA Tournament win since 2018.
·Phoenix, United States
Read Full ArticleJohnson sinks go-ahead 3-pointer and Virginia beats Arizona State 57-55 in women’s First Four
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Kymora Johnson scored 17 points, including a go-ahead 3-pointer with 30.6 seconds remaining, and Virginia beat Arizona State 57-55 on Thursday night in the First Four for its first NCAA Tournament win since 2018.
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On late 3, Virginia edges Arizona State in First Four
Kymora Johnson drilled a tiebreaking 3-pointer with 30.6 seconds left to lift Virginia to a 57-55 win over Arizona State in an NCAA Women's First Four game in Iowa City.
·Georgia, United States
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