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November 13, 2026 | Women's Basketball
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CORVALLIS, Ore. – Oregon State women's basketball is slated to travel to Tucson, Arizona for the first road game of the 2026-27 season on Sunday against old Pac-12 foe Arizona.
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The Beavers enter the weekend with momentum off their second-straight victory, looking to knock off a Wildcat team that already possesses a double-digit win over Stanford.
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GAMEÂ INFO
Day:Â Sunday, November 14
Time:Â 6 p.m. PT
Location:Â Tucson, Arizona
Watch: ESPN+
Listen:Â Beaver Sports Radio Network
Live Stats:Â oregonstate.statbroadcast.com
Game Notes: Click here
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NUMBERS TO KNOW
19 - Jenna Villa made 19 consecutive free throws to open the season, the best mark at Oregon State since 2000 (Prev: Mercedes Fox-Griffin, 17 - '08-09)
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60 - Sunday's win over Eastern Washington was the first 60%-or-better 3PT% for the Beavs since March 1, 2025 vs. Pepperdine and 13th under Scott Rueck (min. 10 3PA)
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3 - Three Oregon State posts grabbed 10+ rebounds vs. NW Nazarene: Maggie Warpus (11), Evelini Smith (11) & Lara Alonso-Basurto (10)
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AUSSIE AUSSIE AUSSIE!
After successfully developing Aussies like Kelsey Rees and Jasmine Simmons into key contributors, the Beavs added two players from Down Under last season in Lindemans and Field. The duo made an impression on OSU staff in the Phoenix Nike Tournament of Champions together with ATC Academy.
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BEST IN STATE
Maggie Warpus and Taylor Young each came to Corvallis with a case full of hardware after winning back-to-back state player of the year honors. Young, the Oregon 5A POTY, is a four-time conference and two-time state champion at Medford and Crater High Schools. She also owns the 5A state tournament record for points in a game and in a tournament. Warpus was the back-to-back New York Class B State POTY. She led her team to unprecedented heights, including its first state tournament appearance and a trip to the state championship game while setting the school record (girls and boys) with 1,886 career points.
UP NEXT
Oregon State returns to Corvallis for the annual Beavers Beyond the Classroom field trip game, which tips at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, November 18 vs. UC Riverside. Â Â Â
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CORVALLIS, Ore. – Oregon State women's basketball is slated to travel to Tucson, Arizona for the first road game of the 2026-27 season on Sunday against old Pac-12 foe Arizona.
Â
The Beavers enter the weekend with momentum off their second-straight victory, looking to knock off a Wildcat team that already possesses a double-digit win over Stanford.
Â
GAMEÂ INFO
Day:Â Sunday, November 14
Time:Â 6 p.m. PT
Location:Â Tucson, Arizona
Watch: ESPN+
Listen:Â Beaver Sports Radio Network
Live Stats:Â oregonstate.statbroadcast.com
Game Notes: Click here
Â
NUMBERS TO KNOW
19 - Jenna Villa made 19 consecutive free throws to open the season, the best mark at Oregon State since 2000 (Prev: Mercedes Fox-Griffin, 17 - '08-09)
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60 - Sunday's win over Eastern Washington was the first 60%-or-better 3PT% for the Beavs since March 1, 2025 vs. Pepperdine and 13th under Scott Rueck (min. 10 3PA)
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3 - Three Oregon State posts grabbed 10+ rebounds vs. NW Nazarene: Maggie Warpus (11), Evelini Smith (11) & Lara Alonso-Basurto (10)
Â
AUSSIE AUSSIE AUSSIE!
After successfully developing Aussies like Kelsey Rees and Jasmine Simmons into key contributors, the Beavs added two players from Down Under last season in Lindemans and Field. The duo made an impression on OSU staff in the Phoenix Nike Tournament of Champions together with ATC Academy.
Â
BEST IN STATE
Maggie Warpus and Taylor Young each came to Corvallis with a case full of hardware after winning back-to-back state player of the year honors. Young, the Oregon 5A POTY, is a four-time conference and two-time state champion at Medford and Crater High Schools. She also owns the 5A state tournament record for points in a game and in a tournament. Warpus was the back-to-back New York Class B State POTY. She led her team to unprecedented heights, including its first state tournament appearance and a trip to the state championship game while setting the school record (girls and boys) with 1,886 career points.
UP NEXT
Oregon State returns to Corvallis for the annual Beavers Beyond the Classroom field trip game, which tips at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, November 18 vs. UC Riverside. Â Â Â
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