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No. 3 Women's Basketball rolls past Oregon, 100-58 to advance to Sweet 16
03.22.2026 | Women's Basketball
Madison Booker sets a new Texas single-game NCAA Tournament record with 40 points.
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AUSTIN, Texas – The No. 3 Texas Women's Basketball team cruised past Oregon with a 100-58 win on Sunday at Moody Center. Madison Booker set a new single-game NCAA Tournament record for the Texas Longhorns with 40, surpassing the 32-point performances by Heather Schreiber (vs LSU in 2003) and Clarissa Davis (vs. Western Kentucky in 1986).
In her last home game, Rori Harmon put up nine points, five steals, and six rebounds. Jordan Lee added 17 points with Teya Sidberry's 11-point effort. Texas held 28-14 advantage in bench points and a 22-8 advantage in assists.
The Longhorns started the game with a mid-range jump shot by Booker, who ended the quarter scoring 14 points while shooting 6-for-8. Rori Harmon tallied four steals while the Texas defense forced six turnovers on the Ducks.
To begin the second quarter, Texas went on a 6-0 run while holding Oregon to no field goals (0-for-7) for 3:27 minutes. Sophomore guard Aaliyah Crump sunk a three-pointer to extend the lead to 15; to help the Longhorns end the first half with a total of 45 points.
Texas concluded the first half with 10 steals and shot 67 percent from the 3-point line and scored 15 points off turnovers. Booker ended the half with 19 points while Harmon dished out nine assists.
The Longhorns defense stayed strong throughout the third quarter, holding the Ducks to a scoring drought for 2:18 minutes, only allowing two free-throws for the first 4:30 minutes of the half. Texas went on an 8-0 run to extend their lead, only giving up eight points this quarter. The Longhorns outscored the Ducks 28-8 in the third quarter, with Booker contributing 13 points (5-for-7).
Texas went on a 7-0 run to open the fourth quarter. Lee and Booker were the leading scorers of the quarter, adding eight points each. Sarah Graves put up four points towards the end of the fourth as the Longhorns sealed the win.
Up next, the Longhorns will face the winner between No. 5 seed Kentucky and No. 4 seed West Virginia in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament on Saturday, March 28. Tip-off time is to be determined.
Postgame Notes
-Madison Booker set a new single-game NCAA Tournament scoring record for the Texas Longhorns with 40 points, surpassing the 32-point performances by Heather Schreiber (vs. LSU in 2003) and Clarissa Davis (vs. Western Kentucky in 1986).
-Booker scored a career-high 40 points, surpassing her 31-point performance against Ole Miss in the SEC Tournament on March 7.
-Booker notched her 15th game this season with 20 or more points and 43rd game of her career.
-Texas improved to 55-35 (.611) all-time in the NCAA tournament and is now 19-5 all-time as a No. 1 seed.
-The Longhorns improved to 32-10 (.761) in NCAA tournament games played at home.
-Texas improved to 19-9 all-time in the Round of 32.
-The Longhorns improved to 33-3 overall and now has won 10 straight games.
-Texas is now 79-7 in games that Madison Booker and Rori Harmon have both played.
-The Longhorns have an overall record of 101-12 since the start of the 23-24 season.
-Texas is 20-0 at home this season and have won 44 straight at the Moody Center. Texas is 69-5 all-time at Moody Center. The 44 wins set a new program record for longest home win streak.
-The Longhorns defense forced 15 turnovers and scored 23 points off them.
-Texas held a 32-26 advantage in paint points.
-The Longhorns shot 56 percent (37-of-66) from the field, marking the 17th game this season the Longhorns have shot 50 percent or better.
-Jordan Lee scored in double figures for the 29th time this season.
-Teya Sidberry recorded 11 points, her most since scoring 13 against Penn on November 30.
-Texas outscored Oregon 55-24 in the second half.
