
Nov 13, 2026 | Women's Basketball
OMAHA, Neb. - Omaha Women's Basketball bested Drake 77-73 at home on Saturday night.Â
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The Mavericks (2-2) led for almost 75% of the game with approximately 30 minutes ahead of the Bulldogs (2-2).Â
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Freshman guard Halle Dolliver (Malcolm, Neb.) led the way with 24 points. In her fourth game of her collegiate career, Dolliver went 9-for-16 from the field and tallied four 3-pointers. The freshman also had four steals and seven rebounds.Â
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Senior guard Mya Skoff (Bellevue, Neb.) was right behind Dolliver with 23 points for a career high. Senior forward Cora Olsen (Omaha, Neb.) was the final Mavericks in double-digits with 17 points.Â
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Omaha ended the night with 11 steals for the second time this season. After Dolliver's four, Olsen had a pair and so did freshman forward Jade Brown (Starkville, Miss.). Sophomore Avril Smith (Omaha, Neb.), junior center Nyaluak Dak (Lincoln, Neb.) and sophomore guard Elsa Vedral (Omaha, Neb.) each had one.Â
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The Mavericks shot 39.3% from the field to tie their highest field goal percentage of the season.Â
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The Mavericks will stay local for their next game with a cross-town showdown at Creighton on Wednesday, Nov. 18 at 6 p.m. CT before returning home to face Air Force at 12 p.m. CT on Sunday, Nov. 22.
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Connect with Omaha Women's Basketball on X and Instagram, @OmahaWBB.
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The Mavericks (2-2) led for almost 75% of the game with approximately 30 minutes ahead of the Bulldogs (2-2).Â
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Freshman guard Halle Dolliver (Malcolm, Neb.) led the way with 24 points. In her fourth game of her collegiate career, Dolliver went 9-for-16 from the field and tallied four 3-pointers. The freshman also had four steals and seven rebounds.Â
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Senior guard Mya Skoff (Bellevue, Neb.) was right behind Dolliver with 23 points for a career high. Senior forward Cora Olsen (Omaha, Neb.) was the final Mavericks in double-digits with 17 points.Â
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Omaha ended the night with 11 steals for the second time this season. After Dolliver's four, Olsen had a pair and so did freshman forward Jade Brown (Starkville, Miss.). Sophomore Avril Smith (Omaha, Neb.), junior center Nyaluak Dak (Lincoln, Neb.) and sophomore guard Elsa Vedral (Omaha, Neb.) each had one.Â
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The Mavericks shot 39.3% from the field to tie their highest field goal percentage of the season.Â
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The Mavericks will stay local for their next game with a cross-town showdown at Creighton on Wednesday, Nov. 18 at 6 p.m. CT before returning home to face Air Force at 12 p.m. CT on Sunday, Nov. 22.
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Connect with Omaha Women's Basketball on X and Instagram, @OmahaWBB.
Players Mentioned
Team Stats
DRA
OMA
FG%
.549
.393
3FG%
.467
.261
FT%
.588
.793
RB
32
33
TO
22
13
STL
4
11
Game Leaders
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