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SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4 Sports) – Delaney Gibb scored a career-high 37 points as the BYU women’s basketball team completed a season-sweep over rival Utah with an 86-74 win at the Huntsman Center Saturday.

BYU improves to 18-10, 7-9 in the Big 12, while the Utes’ NCAA Tournament hopes take a big blow falling to 17-11 overall, 8-8 in conference play.

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Gibb made 13 of 21 shots from the field, including 5 of 8 from three-point range. Sydney Benally added 13 points for the Cougars, while Lara Rohkol and Olivia Hamlin each had 11 points.

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BYU made 54 percent of its shots from the field and led by as many as 21 points in the second half.

BYU led 56-41 entering the fourth quarter, but just 2:13 into the fourth, the Utes had cut the Cougar lead to 10 with 7:47 remaining. Gibb went on a personal 9-2 run, knocking down three-consecutive triples to put BYU back up by 17. With Utah not going away, Gibb hit two more threes to keep the Utes at bay and the Cougars up 78-65.

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Gibb topped her career high of 36 points set last year at the Huntsman Cenbter against the Utes.

Lani White scored 20 points to lead the Utes, while Maty Wilke added 13.

BYU beat Utah at the Marriott Center on January 31, 77-65.

The Cougars will play its final road game of the season at Arizona State on Wednesday, while the Utes will play at Colorado Tuesday.

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Two free throws from Themus Fulks with 3.7 seconds to play ended up being the difference as UCF beat Utah 73-71 at the Huntsman Center on Saturday night.

Here are three takeaways from a loss that dropped Utah’s record to 10-17 overall and 2-12 in Big 12 play on the year.

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In a game of momentum swings, the Knights hit the last shot

While Utah only led for 10 minutes in the contest, to the Runnin’ Utes’ credit, they kept finding ways to fight back and never trailed by double-digits.

After Utah went on a 10-0 run to turn a 59-52 deficit into a 62-59 lead, the lead went back and forth several times.

Going into the final minute, UCF was up three, but Don McHenry hit a corner 3 to tie things up.

On the Knights’ next possession, Utah played good defense for about 25 seconds before Chris Johnson drove and kicked out to an open Jordan Burks, who hit a 3 to make it 71-68.

After a timeout, Utah again went to McHenry for the equalizer, and while he missed the shot, he was fouled and hit all three free throws to make it 71-71.

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On UCF’s final possession, officials called Seydou Traore for a foul on Fulks with 3.7 seconds to play and awarded Fulks two free throws, even though it was close whether he was shooting on at the time of the foul.

Utah also had only five fouls at the time.

Fulks made both free throws, and on the inbound, Keanu Dawes threw long to James Okonkwo, who made a short pass to a hard-charging Terrence Brown, whose 3-point attempt was long, ending the game.

Both teams showed resiliency

There were positives and negatives for both teams in respect to how the game played out.

UCF had an 18-7 edge in points off turnovers, while the Utes were better at second-chance points, with a 16-4 advantage.

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The Knights, who shot 52.6% in the contest, took control with a 12-2 run late in the first half, but Utah’s 10-0 run in the second half made it a game again.

That all added up to a thrilling game — one between a NCAA tournament hopeful and another fighting to find consistency (and wins) in a coach’s first season.

Fulks led all scorers with 24 points, while Burks added 14.

Utah, which shot 49.1%, had three scorers in double-figures, with Terrence Brown leading the way at 21 points with three rebounds and three assists.

McHenry had 15 points, including those crucial six in the final minute, while Keanu Dawes had a double-double with 15 points and 12 rebounds.

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Utes can’t get a second straight win

With only two weeks left in the regular season, Utah is still searching for a win streak in Big 12 play.

The Utes were coming off a 61-56 win at West Virginia that snapped the program’s 15-game road losing streak. That came days after Utah lost a five-point lead with 1:54 to play in a 69-65 loss at Cincinnati.

Utah’s shown a greater competitiveness in Big 12 play recently, but it’s still not equating to more wins.

It leaves the Utes trying to find consistency as the year closes out, and sorting out a plan for Year 2 under Alex Jensen comes into focus.

UCF survived a tougher-than-expected trip to Salt Lake City, picking up a fourth true road win of the year and keeping its at-large NCAA Tournament hopes alive.

Themus Fulks made a pair of go-ahead free throws with 3.7 seconds left in regulation, propelling the Knights to a 73-71 win over host Utah. The fifth-year senior finished with a game-high 24 points, adding four assists.

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“As a point guard, you want to be able finish the game for your guys,” Fulks told ESPN+ afterward. “We had a tough stretch toward the end, but on the road, you’ve got a find a way to win. And we did that.

“Ever since the Oklahoma State game, when we were top-25 or not top-25, we don’t take no games for granted. We knew we needed this one, and onto the next.”

UCF (19-7, 8-6) led by as many as nine in the late stages of the first half, but Terrence Brown and Don McHenry produced 26 of their 40 combined points after the break. McHenry answered a 3-pointer in the final minute by Jordan Burks by sinking three pressure-packed free throws.

On the ensuing UCF possession, Fulks drove the lane on Seydou Traore, who attempted to foul before the shot since the Utes (10-17, 2-12) had one to give. Instead, officials awarded two shots, Fulks knocked them down and Brown hit the back iron on a 3 at the buzzer.

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Here are three takeaways from a back-and-forth battle that featured 16 lead changes.

UCF leading scorer Riley Kugel sidelined due to injury

Riley Kugel missed his first game of the season due to an undisclosed injury suffered late in the second half against TCU. He watched from the sidelines in street clothes after being listed as a game-time decision on the Big 12’s final availability report.

Kugel, an Orlando native who spent the previous three years at Florida and Mississippi State, leads the Knights in scoring at a career-high 14 points per game. He is shooting 38.1% from 3-point range, adding 67 assists and 22 steals.

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Chris Johnson drew the start at guard, alongside Themus Fulks, in Kugel’s absence. The junior had eight points and five assists, and he contested Brown’s final 3-point attempt to force the miss.

Jamichael Stillwell and Carmelo Pacheco were also listed as game-time decisions, and both players suited up. Pacheco hit both of his 3-point attempts, while Stillwell had a relatively modest six points, five rebounds and four assists.

Themus Fulks repeatedly called his own number

With Kugel sidelined, Fulks shouldered the scoring load, topping the 20-point threshold for the sixth time as a Knight.

The 6-foot-2, 185-pounder created mismatches off screens, beating bigger defenders off the dribble to either find pockets in the midrange or go straight to the basket. He took 24 of UCF’s 57 field goal attempts on the night, and 12 of its 24 in the second half.

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UCF also took advantage of Utah’s mistakes, turning 11 turnovers into 18 points — none more emphatic than an uncontested dunk by Burks on a dropoff from Fulks. Burks, who shined in a Feb. 17 win over TCU, had 14 points and four rebounds.

UCF prepares for another Quad 1 road game at BYU

Saturday marked a must-win game for UCF, which again handled business on the other side of the country against one of the Big 12’s bottom-tiered teams. The Knights picked up earlier wins at Kansas State and Colorado.

Not only could the Knights ill afford a defeat to a team that just ended a month-long losing streak, but they will be heavy underdogs when they head about an hour south to Provo on Feb. 24 to meet BYU. It’s the latest tipoff time of the year, beginning at 11 p.m.

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BYU entered its home date with Iowa State mired in a bit of a rough patch, losing five of its previous seven games. In addition, senior shooting guard Richie Saunders suffered a torn ACL and will miss the remainder of the season.

However, the Cougars have a 10-2 home record and a potential top-three NBA draft pick in freshman AJ Dybantsa.

As of Feb. 20, ESPN’s Joe Lunardi listed BYU as a No. 6 seed for the NCAA Tournament. By contrast, he had UCF in as a 10-seed, one of the final four teams granted a bye from the First Four play-in event in Dayton, Ohio.

This article originally appeared on The Daytona Beach News-Journal: UCF basketball wins at Utah, keeps NCAA Tournament hopes alive

SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — The University of Utah Gymnastics team won a dual meet against in-state rival Southern Utah University Friday night at the Huntsman Center.

The No. 13 Red Rocks beat the Thunderbirds 197.425-195.825. It was Utah’s second highest score of the year, but it could have been better.

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Sophomore Avery Neff led the way for the Red Rocks won the all-around scoring a 39.7 which included a perfect 10 on the vault. It was Neff’s third 10 of the year and her second on the vault in the last two meets.

Red Rocks put up season-high against BYU

Utah put up a season high 49.625 on the bars, and were headed to a possible 198 score, but those hopes were derailed by two falls on the beam where Utah had to count one of them.

But the Red Rocks rebounded nicely on the floor. Neff and Ella Zirbes both scored 9.925’s and MaKenna Smith logged a 9.950.

Utah is now 10-3 on the season. The Red Rocks will now hit the road for a matchup with No. 16 Denver on Sunday, March 1st.

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Sandy, Utah (ABC4) — On Friday the Utah Mammoth held a grand opening for their ice training facility where fans will be able to participate in expanded community programming.

This weekend offers a first look at how the facility will serve as a year-round hub for hockey development, skating and more.

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It was not just the training facilities grand opening to the public; the Mammoth opened their team shop on Friday as well.

“It’s so exciting. It’s really nice to just finally Band-Aid off and get everything moving,” said Mammoth’s Youth Program Director Kristen Bowness. “I know this has long been anticipated by the people, so we’re excited to get the people on the ice and break it in.”

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“It’s been really cool. I have never seen so many of our fans, like, come and just come together for something that’s so monumental in the state of Utah,” said Mammoth fan Jamie GrandPre.

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This weekend is jam packed with what fans can expect going forward. Open skates, hockey games, even tournaments.

“So, this whole weekend, we’re just, featuring every program that we’re going to have here,” said Bowness. “Everything that we’re going to have throughout the whole season are jam packed into this weekend.”

With today’s grand opening of the Utah Mammoth Ice Center, it offers fans a unique opportunity that’s not common across the NHL, allowing fans to skate on the very ice that the mammoth players practice on.

“That was the whole purpose behind it. I know Ryan Smith really just wanted the community to be able to come, and skate, try out the sport,” said Bowness.

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“Everybody here just falls in love with this place,” said GrandPre. “And just wants to be a bigger fan and wants to bring more people to hockey. And just become a bigger community and family.”

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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah’s Supreme Court rejected on Friday an appeal by Republican lawmakers and left in place a congressional map that gives Democrats a high chance of picking up one of the state’s four Republican-held U.S. House seats in the fall.

In the order signed by Chief Justice Matthew B. Durrant, the court explained that they do not have “jurisdiction over Legislative Defendants’ appeal.”

The lawmakers had appealed a decision in November in which a Utah judge adopted a congressional map creating a Democratic-leaning district over one poised to protect all four of the state’s U.S. House seats held by Republicans.

The map keeps Salt Lake County almost entirely within one district, instead of dividing the heavily Democratic population center among all four districts, as was previously the case.

Republicans have argued the court does not have legal authority to enact a map that wasn’t approved by the Legislature.

Utah’s Republican Senate President Stuart Adams pushed back on the ruling, saying the “chaos continues.”

“We will keep defending a process that respects the Constitution and ensures Utah voters across our state have their voices respected,” he said in a statement.

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Katharine Biele, president of the League of Women Voters of Utah, one of the plaintiffs in the lawsuit, applauded the ruling.

“We are encouraged that the court dismissed this improper appeal and allowed the process to move forward without disruption to voters or election administrators,” she said in a statement.

The redistricting stems from an August decision in which Judge Dianna Gibson struck down the Utah congressional map adopted after the 2020 census because the Legislature had circumvented anti-gerrymandering standards passed by voters.

The ruling pushed the state into a national redistricting battle as President Donald Trump urged Republican-led states to take up mid-decade redistricting to try to help the GOP retain control of the House in 2026.

The approved map gives Democrats a much stronger chance to flip a seat in a state that last had a Democrat in Congress in early 2021.

Emma Petty Addams, co-executive director of Mormon Women for Ethical Government, another plaintiff in the lawsuit, said in a statement Friday that “the courts have provided an important check on the Legislature, affirming the people’s constitutional right to alter and reform their government.”

The ruling comes weeks before the deadline to file for reelection.

There is another appeal pending in federal court that was spearheaded by two of the state’s Republican members of Congress. The lawsuit filed in February argues the state judge violated the U.S. Constitution by rejecting the congressional districts drawn by the Republican-led state Legislature.

The Jazz snatched defeat from the jaws of victory and lost 114-123. Depending on who you ask this was either a masterclass in tanking, or an embarrassing implosion. This game also featured many familiar faces for both teams, (Hello Kyle Anderson, and Taylor Hendricks) as well as an emotional homecoming for Jaren Jackson Jr.

Ace Bailey – B

Ace had arguably the most memorable play of the game from a Jazzman when he caught a beautiful lob from Collier and threw it down. He dropped 20 points, with 6 rebounds, 3 assists, and a block on the night. His shot from deep wasn’t falling tonight, going 2-9, but he had some good looks from deep. He’s still only 19 (which I just recently learned) and will continue to develop and grow as a player. I think I speak for all Jazz fans when I say that I’m very excited to see the player that Ace will become.

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Cody Williams – C-

Really tough shooting night for Cody. He only had 5 points in 37 minutes, and had four turnovers. He did rebound the ball well tonight though, posting a team high 9. He also had a really impressive defensive moment when he shut down a three on one.

Isaiah Collier – A-

Collier was awesome yet again. Lead the team in scoring and assists with 24, and 5 respectively. His speed will never cease to amaze me. His defense tonight was also impressive as he had four steals, and two blocks.

Kyle Filipowski – B-

Two of Flip’s five turnovers came inbounding the ball tonight. He did have some impressive defensive moments and 20 points so it certainly wasn’t a bad game for him. He’s proven to be a capable backup big man and should be a really nice piece for this Jazz team when they are competing for a playoff spot next season.

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John Konchar – B

Making his first start as a Jazzman, the former undrafted free agent looked solid in front of his former team. While he is still yet to knock down a three as a member of the Jazz, he did have a productive game, especially on defense. He had 6 rebounds, 4 assists, and 4 steals. He plays hard, and knows his role.

Brice Sensabaugh – C-

Brice Sensabaugh is an enigma. One game he will look like a high end starter, the next he will look like a low tier bench player. In a game where you would figure he would be one of the go to guys on offense he was largely invisible. He shot poorly from deep (1-4) and had 3 turnovers. He still managed to score 9 points in limited playing time, but I feel that its a bad sign that he’s not getting on the floor as much as he seemingly should. Maybe I have it wrong and the reason that he’s not playing as much is because we want to lose, but guys like Collier and Flip have been playing well and don’t seem to have any limits on their playing time. Sensabaugh also received a tech after he didn’t get a foul call on a play where he absolutely got fouled.

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Vince Williams Jr. – B-

Solid night for the former Grizzly. He plays with a lot of hustle, and had a ridiculous pass to his former teammate. He dove for a loose ball, secured it, and passed it while seated, to Konchar for an easy layup. He didn’t have the best night shooting the ball, going 2-7, but who really cares? He plays hard and is so much fun to watch, and at this point in the season thats all that really matters.

Oscar Tshiebwe – B

In 14 minutes he grabbed 6 rebounds, 2 points. It’s too bad we didn’t get to see more of him, but he got in foul trouble which limited his minutes tonight.

Blake Hinson – A

Hinson was awesome tonight. In his second ever NBA game he managed to impress. He was perfect from deep, and had 4 boards. He also set his career high in points with 13. Hinson plays with a lot of hustle and like I said in my last player grades article that I think he could definitely serve as a depth piece here, or for another team.

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Elijah Harkless – B+

You know exactly what you’re going to get from Harkless every time he steps onto the court: hustle, and defense. Tonight was no exception as he played hard for his 7 minutes of action.

Kevin Love – A

The veteran only played 5 minutes in this one, but he was great, making both his three pointers, (one of which was an and-one) and also dishing out 3 assists.

The Memphis Grizzlies and Utah Jazz get back at it after the All-Star break, beginning a final stretch where they’ll be doing much more losing than winning if all goes as planned.

Jaren Jackson Jr. was supposed to be in the mix for this return to FedEx Forum but has been ruled out the rest of the season after undergoing a procedure to remove a benign tumor in his knee after being diagnosed with Pigmented Villonodular Synovitis of the knee (PVNS). He played a couple of games with the Jazz, made his home debut in Utah and won’t play again until ’26-’27.

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Ja Morant is again ruled out, getting shelved for a few more weeks due to elbow soreness related to the UCL sprain that has kept him out since Jan. 21. Ty Jerome, Santi Aldama, Scotty Pippen Jr. and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope won’t play, while Walter Clayton Jr., acquired from the Jazz, is listed as doubtful.

Utah has listed Lauri Markkanen as questionable most of the day, but downgraded him to doubtful before ruling him out over an hour prior to tip. In addition to Jackson, guard Keyonte George and center Jusuf Nurkic will be absent from the starting lineup. Vince Williams Jr., returning to face the Grizzlies, should be part of Will Hardy’s rotation.

Memphis has dropped four consecutive games and is 2-10 over its last dozen, while the Jazz are 4-13. The Jazz are 7-20 on the road and 10-25 against West foes. The Grizzlies are a respectable 16-21 in conference games and are 10-15 at home.

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Vitals – How to Watch Grizzlies vs. Jazz

Game date, time and location: Friday, Feb. 20, 7:10 p.m. EST, FedEx Forum, Memphis, Tennessee

TV: Peacock, FanDuel Sports Network Southeast (Grizzlies), Root Sports Northwest (Jazz)

Radio: WMFS-FM (Grizzlies), 97.5 The Zone (Jazz)

Grizzlies look for sixth win in seven tries vs. Jazz

The Memphis Grizzlies (20-33) host the Utah Jazz (18-38) in a contest between teams who hooked up for one of the most memorable trades during deadline week, resulting in Jackson being moved to Salt Lake City.

His return would’ve made this a special night if he were suiting up, but that will have to wait until some time next season.

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Memphis and Utah have split this season’s meetings, played a couple of weeks apart in 2025’s final month. The Jazz snapped a five-game skid at the hands of the Grizzlies with a 130-126 victory at FedEx Forum on Dec. 12, while Memphis returned the favor in Utah on Dec. 23, rolling 137-128 behind a 37-point outburst from Aldama, who also led the way with 22 in the first meeting.

Keyonte George scored 39 points last time he was in Memphis, so he’s got to be bummed not to be able to suit up, while Kyle Filipowski finished with 25 points and 13 rebounds in the most recent matchup.

The Grizzlies swept 2024-25’s encounters by averaging over 128 points per game, so scoring hasn’t been an issue when these teams have gotten together. The Jazz own a 68-43 lifetime lead dating back to 1996. Utah won 22 of the first 23 matchups when the Griz were based in Vancouver.

Betting Lines (via DraftKings)

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Spread: Grizzlies -2.5 (-105), Jazz +2.5 (-115)

Moneyline: Timberwolves -130, Jazz +110

Total: 237.5 (Over -108, Under -112)

Game odds refresh periodically and are subject to change. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem and wants help, call 1-800-GAMBLER.

PROJECTED STARTERS

JAZZ

F Ace Bailey

F Cody Williams

C Kyle Filipowski

G Isaiah Collier

G Brice Sensabaugh

GRIZZLIES

F Jaylen Wells

F GG Jackson

C Kyle Anderson

G Cam Spencer

G Jahmai Mashack

INJURY REPORT

JAZZ

Lauri Markkanen: Out – Illness

Jaren Jackson Jr.: Out – Left Knee Injury Recovery

Keyonte George: Out – Right Ankle Sprain

Jusuf Nurkic: Out – Nose Injury Management

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Walker Kessler: Out – Left Shoulder Injury Recovery

Oscar Tshiebwe: Available – Concussion Protocol

GRIZZLIES

Ja Morant: Out – Left Elbow UCL Strain

Santi Aldama: Out – Right Knee Injury Management

Cedric Coward: Out – Right Knee Hyperextension

Kentavious Caldwell-Pope: Out – Right 5th Finger Surgery Recovery

Brandon Clarke: Out – Right Calf Strain

Zach Edey: Out – Left Ankle Stress Reaction

Walter Clayton Jr.: Doubtful – Right Calf Contusion

Scotty Pippen Jr.: Out – Left Great Toe Injury Management

Ty Jerome: Out – Right Calf Injury Management

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nba/grizzlies/onsi as Markkanen out, How to Watch Memphis Grizzlies-Utah Jazz, Injury Report, Betting Lines, Lineups & More.

OREM, Utah (ABC4 Sports) – Isaac Davis scored 14 points and Tyler Hendricks added 12 to lead Utah Valley to a 65-46 win over Cal Baptist on Thursday night at the UCCU Center, extending the Wolverines’ home win streak to 25 games.

Utah Valley improves to 19-7 overall and moves into sole possession of first place in the Western Athletic Conference with a 9-4 league record. Utah Tech and California Baptist sit a half game back at 9-5. The Wolverines’ 25 straight home wins mark the fourth-longest active home win streak in the nation.

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“Big-time win tonight for us,” said Utah Valley head coach Todd Phillips. “Really proud of the guys. Defensively, I thought it was one of our best defensive performances of the year. We sat down and guarded and were really disciplined.”

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Utah Valley jumped out to an early 8-2 lead and held a 16-7 advantage midway through the first half. The Lancers responded with a 9-2 run to trim the deficit to two at 18-16 with 7:18 remaining, but the Wolverines closed the half on a 9-4 run to take a 29-22 lead into the break.

Trevan Leonhardt opened the second half with a three-pointer to push the lead to 32-22 and ignite a decisive 20-5 run over the next 9:50, giving UVU a commanding 49-27 advantage with 10:49 remaining. Utah Valley extended the lead to as many as 23 points before closing out the 19-point victory.

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“We talked a lot about defense,” said Leonhardt. “When we win, we’re good defensively. When we don’t win, we’re not very good defensively. Toughness and rebounding, that’s our identity.”

Davis finished with 14 points on 6-of-11 shooting, adding four rebounds, three steals and a block. Hendricks went 4-of-9 from the field and 3-of-4 from the free-throw line while pulling down seven rebounds with three assists, three steals and two blocks.

Isaac Hawkins added 10 points and nine rebounds off the bench, while Leonhardt filled the stat sheet with nine points, eight assists, four rebounds and two steals.

Phillips praised Leonhardt’s consistency and impact on both ends of the floor.

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“Trevin does everything right,” Phillips said. “He’ll have eight assists, five or six rebounds, big rebounds for us. He has great length and a great feel for the game. He’s been super consistent all year long.”

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Utah Valley shot 43.1% (25-of-58) from the field and held CBU to just 29.3% (17-of-58) shooting. The Wolverines also limited the Lancers to just nine free-throw attempts — a key emphasis entering the game.

“One of the big things with them is you can’t foul them,” Phillips said. “They shoot it really well from the line, so holding them to nine attempts was huge for us.”

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The Wolverines controlled the paint, outscoring CBU 36-22 and outrebounding the Lancers 40-36.

After scoring 47 points in CBU’s overtime win over Utah Valley in Riverside on Jan. 24, Dominick Daniels Jr. was held to 12 points in Thursday’s rematch.

“Scout and the game plan were big,” Leonhardt said. “He’s a great player, so we knew what we were doing coming in, and the guys executed.”

Utah Valley now heads to Texas for a road matchup at UT Arlington on Saturday at College Park Center at 1:00 p.m. MT.

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