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No. 4 Women's Basketball tops James Madison, 95-56
11.19.2025 | Women's Basketball
Rori Harmon moved up to sixth all-time in steals in program history with five tonight.
AUSTIN, Texas – No. 4 Texas (5-0) saw at least five players scoring double-digits for the fourth time this season as they rolled pass James Madison (3-3), 95-56, Wednesday at Moody Center. Senior Rori Harmon recorded her 11th career double-double with 11 points and 12 assists in the win.
Five Longhorns recorded double digits tonight. Madison Booker totaled team-leading 18 points, along with six rebounds, five assists, and six steals for Texas. Breya Cunningham followed with 17 points and game-leading eight rebounds. Sophomore Jordan Lee finished with 16 points, career-high six assists, and three rebounds in the win. Center Kyla Oldacre shot 80 percent from the field and notched 14 points, along with four rebounds and three steals against the Dukes.
The Texas defense forced James Madison into 29 turnovers and the Longhorns tallied a season-high 21 steals. The Longhorns tallied 29 assists with 11 turnovers for the game.
The Longhorns ended the opening quarter, 25-9, with a 9-0 scoring run over the final four minutes. The Texas defense forced 13 turnovers in the first quarter and converted 11 points off them. Kyla Oldacre and Madison Booker led in points with five each, and Rori Harmon, Teya Sidberry and Breya Cunningham followed with four each. Oldacre and Harmon also added three steals.
Texas ended the first half with a 48-22 lead over the Dukes, with Texas pushing an 8-0 run over 3:11 and forcing six turnovers. Lee scored a buzzer-beating 3-pointer, making her the leader at the half with 10 points. Harmon dished out six assists, contributing to a 13-assist total for the Longhorns.
The third quarter ended at 71-34 with a dominant 20-1 run over 5:09 by the Longhorns. Booker put up seven points in the period, with Cunningham and Aaliyah Crump adding an additional 12 points combined. Harmon contributed three assists, bringing her total to nine overall.
The game ended 95-56 for a Longhorn win. Oldacre led the period scoring with seven points for Texas. The Longhorns defense limited James Madison at 38.5 percent from the field and forced four turnovers in the final period of the game.
Up next Texas will travel to Las Vegas to face off against No. 3 UCLA in the Player Era Championship on Wednesday, Nov. 26 at 1 p.m. CT on truTV.
Postgame Notes
- Texas improved to 5-0 on the season. The Longhorns have now won 29 straight at Moody Center and are 54-5 all-time at their home arena.
- Rori Harmon moved up to sixth all time in steals in Texas history with 294. Harmon recorded five steals in the win tonight.
- Texas limited James Madison to single digits in the first quarter tonight. The Longhorns have limited opponents to single digits for a quarter seven times this season.
- Following today's 12-assist performance, Rori Harmon needs 14 more to break the program's all-time career assists record.
- Jordan Lee, Breya Cunningham, Kyla Oldacre, Rori Harmon, and Madison Booker all scored double-digit points for Texas.
- Texas forced 29 turnovers on the Dukes and scored 31 points off them.
- Texas showed its dominance defensively by forcing 21 steals and 6 blocks.
- Rori Harmon recorded her 11th career double-double with 11 points and 12 assists. Harmon recorded her 18thgame with double digit assists.
- Jordan Lee set a new career-high for assists with six.
- Texas held James Madison to 56 points and 18-54 (33.3 percent) from the field.
- Texas held a 50-26 advantage in points in the paint.
- For the season Rori Harmon has dished out 32 assists and committed four turnovers for an eight to one assist to turnover ratio.
- The Longhorns shot 54.9 percent from the field and have shot 50 percent or better from the field in each of their five games this season.
