
Nov 3, 2026 | Women's Basketball
LAWRENCE, Kan. - Omaha Women's Basketball battled (RV) Kansas on Tuesday night before falling 66-48 in the season opener.Â
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The Mavericks (0-1) went point-for-point in the first two quarters against the Jayhawks (1-0), but Kansas pulled away in the third and created a deficit that Omaha could not overcome.Â
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KU outscored the Mavs 21-5 in the third quarter after barely outscoring Omaha in the first two. In the fourth, the Mavericks outscored the Jayhawks 15-11.Â
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Sophomore forward Aduke Ojullu (Lakeville, Minn.) led the Mavs in scoring with 10 points in her first game as a Mav. Ojullu joined the team as a freshman, but was sidelined last season with an injury.Â
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The top five scorers for Omaha played in their first game as a Maverick. After Ojullu, freshman guard Halle Dolliver (Malcom, Neb.) tallied eight, senior guard Mya Skoff (Bellevue, Neb.) tallied seven, freshman guard Ava Markowski (Lincoln, Neb.) recorded six and freshman forward Jade Brown (Starkville, Miss.) ended the night with five.Â
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Brown tied sophomore forward Avril Smith (Omaha, Neb.) with seven rebounds. Â
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Omaha ended the night with seven made 3-pointers compared to Kansas' zero.Â
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The Mavericks will be back at home on Saturday, Nov. 7 to face Avila (Mo.) at noon for Alumnae Day. The game will be held in Sapp Fieldhouse and will be free to attend. All Omaha Women's Basketball games are streamed on the Summit League Network and radio is available on the Varsity Network.Â
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Connect with Omaha Women's Basketball on X and Instagram, @OmahaWBB.Â
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The Mavericks (0-1) went point-for-point in the first two quarters against the Jayhawks (1-0), but Kansas pulled away in the third and created a deficit that Omaha could not overcome.Â
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KU outscored the Mavs 21-5 in the third quarter after barely outscoring Omaha in the first two. In the fourth, the Mavericks outscored the Jayhawks 15-11.Â
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Sophomore forward Aduke Ojullu (Lakeville, Minn.) led the Mavs in scoring with 10 points in her first game as a Mav. Ojullu joined the team as a freshman, but was sidelined last season with an injury.Â
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The top five scorers for Omaha played in their first game as a Maverick. After Ojullu, freshman guard Halle Dolliver (Malcom, Neb.) tallied eight, senior guard Mya Skoff (Bellevue, Neb.) tallied seven, freshman guard Ava Markowski (Lincoln, Neb.) recorded six and freshman forward Jade Brown (Starkville, Miss.) ended the night with five.Â
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Brown tied sophomore forward Avril Smith (Omaha, Neb.) with seven rebounds. Â
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Omaha ended the night with seven made 3-pointers compared to Kansas' zero.Â
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The Mavericks will be back at home on Saturday, Nov. 7 to face Avila (Mo.) at noon for Alumnae Day. The game will be held in Sapp Fieldhouse and will be free to attend. All Omaha Women's Basketball games are streamed on the Summit League Network and radio is available on the Varsity Network.Â
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Connect with Omaha Women's Basketball on X and Instagram, @OmahaWBB.Â
Players Mentioned
Team Stats
OMA
KU
FG%
.288
.426
3FG%
.259
.000
FT%
.700
.741
RB
37
38
TO
19
11
STL
3
9
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